Queen's Concrete Canoe Team

The Queen’s Concrete Canoe Team (QCCT) is a completely student-run, competitive design team that competes in the annual Canadian National Concrete Canoe Competition (CNCCC). Students collaborate in every stage of the project to meet the unique challenge of building a canoe made of concrete. Applying classroom knowledge, and trying some ideas of their own, students are encouraged to think outside the box to create an innovative and ultimately successful solution. Students oversee every step from the design and construction to promotion and sponsorship and, of course, race day.

Queen's University concrete canoe team has a proven track record with ten years of successful participation in the competition. We've won several of the Women's sprint and endurance races and have always traditionally finished top three in the mixed sprint. Queen's is proud to continue its involvement in the competition, having placed 3rd overall in 2006 with a first place oral presentation and second place technical report, and having hosted the competition in 2007. Queen's Engineering graduates are industry leaders and cooperation with the students at the undergraduate level can be an important investment for the future. Queen’s Engineering students are motivated and resourceful and strive to make the most of all industry relations.

Get involved!

Get involved with concrete canoe. Contact us, or drop by. Concrete sessions take place in the basement of Ellis on Mondays at 6:30. Design sessions take place in the ILC Wednesdays at 5:30.

Contact

Any questions? Don't hestitate to contact us at canoe@engsoc.queensu.ca.