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Carleton University Launches Industry and Government Supported Women in Engineering and IT Program
Carleton University has announced the launch of a new Women in Engineering and Information Technology (WiE&IT) Program – one of the first industry and government sponsored programs of its kind... More
Carleton to Host Third Annual Breakthrough Breakfast in Celebration of International Women’s Day
Carleton University’s Faculty of Engineering and Design will present its third annual Breakthrough Breakfast on Thursday, March 4, 2021. Hosted by the School of Information Technology Prof. Audrey Girouard, the... More
Carleton University Hosts Science Café – A Gut Feeling About Stress
Carleton University will host Science Café with speaker Prof. Alfonso Abizaid in the Department of Neuroscience discussing stress, and how under some circumstances, it can increase appetite and alter our... More
Carleton President to Receive 2021 Transformational Leader Award for Mental Health
Carleton University President Benoit-Antoine Bacon will be honoured with the Transformational Leader Award at the Royal Ottawa Foundation for Mental Health’s 2021 Inspiration Awards on March 4. Past winners include... More
Carleton’s Pandemic Leadership Praised on TVO
The COVID-19 crisis required all sectors, including universities, to alter their processes virtually overnight. Alex Usher, a post-secondary expert and president of Higher Education Strategy Associates, recently appeared on TVO’s... More
Carleton University Hosts the Forum Lecture: Studio&: A Black Study
Carleton University will host the Forum Lecture: Studio&: A Black Study presented by Mabel O. Wilson. Wilson will use her work to ask the question: How can the practice of... More
Carleton Hosts: Black History is Every Month
Carleton University’s School of Social Work’s Black History Committee (SSWBHC) invites the public to take part in this year’s Black history event through a virtual experience that will foster cross-cultural... More
Carleton Hosts Science Café – Creating a “Landscape of Practice” to Advance Trauma and Violence-Informed Physical Activity
Carleton University hosts Science Café – Creating a “Landscape of Practice” to Advance Trauma and Violence-Informed Physical Activity with speaker Elia Palladino. The health and wellness benefits of physical activity... More
Carleton University Hosts Healthy Cities – Our Built Environment
Join Carleton University’s Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences for this expert panel exploring the many factors – from nature and housing to climate and art – that make a... More
Carleton Partner First Nation of Na-Cho Nyak Dun Wins Arctic Inspiration Prize for Indigenous and Multi-disciplinary Studies and Research
The First Nation of Na-Cho Nyak Dun (FNNND), in partnership with Carleton University, has been awarded the Arctic Inspiration Prize (AIP). The AIP is the largest annual prize in Canada.... More
Mobilizing Action and Creating Space for Indigenous Knowledge are Key for Nature Conservation in Canada
From the haunting call of a loon on a remote lake, to whales breaching along the longest coastline in the world, nature is central to Canada’s national identity. But the... More
Carleton University Co-Founder of Canadian University Network to Engage Corporations on Climate Change
Carleton University is one of the founding members of a coalition of Canadian university endowments and pension plans aiming corporations on climate change risks through SHARE, a non-profit investor advocacy... More
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