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Graduation Story: Research Worth Its Weight in Gold
Brittany Astles has always been interested in water quality. No wonder, as she was from a small town in Northern…
Researcher of the Month: Rob Teather
On a regular basis, the Graduate Studies showcases up and coming professors, along with their graduate students, on the current…
Grad Research: Water Security and Wastewater Treatment
The following story was written by graduate students Niloufar Nekouei Marnani and May Alherek. They are part of Dr. Onita…
Social Work Student Launches Community Art Project to Honour Children from Residential Schools
When Deborah Young learned that the unmarked graves of 215 children had been discovered at the former Kamloops Residential School…
Researcher of the Month: Patrick Callery
On a regular basis, the Graduate Studies showcases up and coming professors, along with their graduate students, on the current…
Carleton PhD Student Wins Prestigious 2021 Vanier Scholarship
Andréanne Veillette, an incoming PhD student in Ethics and Public Affairs (EPAF), says she could hardly believe it when she…
Sprott Business Student Wins Prestigious Vanier Award
“Everyone deserves to feel safe when they are at work, and precariously employed individuals are no exception.” ---PhD Candidate Chelsie…
Carleton Grad Student Noah Schwartz Final Five Winner of National Storytellers Competition
Carleton University PhD Political Science graduate student Noah Schwartz is a Top 5 winner of the Social Sciences and Humanities…
Grad Research: Edible Insects
Carleton PhD student Matt Muzzatti is looking at packing more protein into edible insects. He was recently interviewed on CTV…
Researcher of the Month: Prof. Joe Bennett
On a regular basis, the Graduate Studies showcases up and coming professors, along with their graduate students, on the current…
Grad Research: The Pandemic as a Cultural Crisis Point
PhD English student Simon Turner investigates aesthetic experimentation across media. Their current research focuses on the pandemic as a cultural…
Grad Research: Investigating Electoral Intervention
Marshall Palmer, a PhD student in The Norman Paterson School of International Affairs (NPSIA), is focusing his dissertation on foreign…
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