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Wednesday, August 16, 2017

Carleton PhD Student Wins Prestigious Hugo Award

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Monday, August 14, 2017

British Council Canada and UNA-C Looking for Trainers

The British Council Canada and UNA-C are starting Year 2 of their Active Citizens and Social Enterprise (ACSE) program. Applications will be accepted until August 18th for their ACSE Training 4 Trainers, one of the activities of the ACSE program this year. The ACSE team will require the support of 6 local trainers, with... More

Thursday, August 10, 2017

SPPA Alumni Get Involved With Climate Change Initiatives

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Wednesday, August 9, 2017

Scholarship Refunds

If you are eligible to receive a scholarship balance, you can request your balance through Carleton Central by clicking on “Refund or Scholarship Balance Request”. Depending on the amount of your scholarship balance, you will have up to four options: campus card transfer, e-transfer, cheque, or donate to Carleton. Although you can submit your... More

Tuesday, August 8, 2017

Stories North: A “Magical” Experience

Four graduate and 11 undergraduate journalism students headed North this summer to participate in a month-long experiential learning project called Stories North. This initiative was created by Prof. Kanina Holmes, who worked for both CBC radio and television out of Whitehorse between 1995 and 2003. In a course outline, Holmes wrote: “In... More

Thursday, August 3, 2017

Updates to the Graduate Research Job Requisition System

The Graduate Job Requisition System tool was launched last term on Carleton Central to facilitate the creation of casual research assistant payments to Graduate Students. HR would like to thank everyone for all of the feedback they have received thus far! They are currently working on improvements to the tool with ITS and the... More

Wednesday, August 2, 2017

PhD Student Does “DEAP” Research

While working as a physicist for Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Ltd. (formerly Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd), Andrew Erlandson decided the time was right to return to school. His employer was not only willing to pay for his PhD but also allow him to spend eight months a year at Carleton to carry out his... More

Tuesday, July 25, 2017

GDip in Conflict Resolution Adds Competitive Edge

Graduates from Carleton’s Graduate Diploma in Conflict Resolution program (GDCR) will have an added perk this year as the program is now fully approved by the Alternative Dispute Resolution Institute of Ontario (ADRIO). According to Carleton Program Director Rebecca Bromwich: “This means that, when our students graduate, they will be... More

Tuesday, July 25, 2017

Registration opens for EDC’s Preparing to Teach Certificate

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Monday, July 24, 2017

Congrats to Physics Current and Former Students

Recently, several graduate physics students and alumni were honoured at the 63rd annual meeting of the Canadian Organization of Medical Physicists, held in Ottawa. PhD student Victor Malkov placed first in the Young Investigators Symposium for his paper Ion Chamber Quality and Magnetic Field Conversion Factors and Angular Dependence in Magnetic... More

Monday, July 24, 2017

International Parliamentary Scholarship – German Parliament

The German Embassy has announce that the German Parliament (Bundestag) has decided to include Canada into its International Parliamentary Scholarship  Program (IPS). Young Canadians up to the age of 30 will have the chance to do a five months long internship (March to July) at the German Bundestag, accompanied by various seminars, workshops and... More

Monday, July 24, 2017

Grad Research: Using Drones to Increase Wireless Capacity

Have you ever been at a concert, or perhaps a sporting event, where all of a sudden your cell phone didn’t have a signal? This happens because when groups of people congregate in these places, they often exceed the capacity of nearby cell towers. Carleton student Irem Bor is working to solve problems like... More

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