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Carleton History Grad Student Wins a National Storyteller Award
Kathryn Boschmann, a Carleton University master’s history student, has won one of 25 Storyteller Awards from the Social Sciences and…
Grad Student Has Many Interests Including Wireless Technology and "Elephants"
Graduate student Mackenzie Cook Mackenzie Cook considers himself to be a pretty lucky grad student. He is working with Skyworks…
Entrepreneurship Carleton-style
Carleton grad student Osama Abushaban stood before a panel of four judges, all of them experienced entrepreneurs. Dressed in smart…
Still Time to Apply For Carleton's New Indigenous Policy and Administration Programs
This year, Carleton launched a new Indigenous Policy and Administration (IPA) program that would provide students and/or managers and administrators…
The Quirks About Quarks: Grad Research
Thomas McCarthy & Gerald Oakham Imagine being part of a group of 3,000 people worldwide, all working on the same…
New Coursework-only Options For Two MA Programs
The Department of Music and the Department of Law and Legal Studies will be offering coursework-only options effective this fall.…
A Carleton Alum’s Dream Comes True
The ship is called the Ocean Dream – an appropriate name for the adventures that Carleton alumnus Sebastien Cloutier had…
Carleton Grad Students Tackle Timely Health Issues
From e-cigarettes and vaccinations to the quality of health care in rural communities, Carleton University graduate students are tackling some…
Announcing Our New Graduate Programs in Ethics and Public Affairs
In recent years the ethical aspects of public policy questions have received increased attention. Ranging from the environment, immigration and…
Grad Research: When and Why Children Lie
Do children lie? Carleton doctoral candidate Corrie Vendetti decided to research this question with a group of four- and five-year-olds…
Psst! Want to be a Professional Chartered Accountant?
This is an exciting time for the accounting profession as Canada’s accounting professionals are coming together as one strong, single…
Carleton’s School of Social Work Reflects on 65 Years of Innovation and Social Activism
The following story was written by Susan Hickman It was 65 years ago last June that Carleton University’s School of…
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