Professor Noam Chomsky - April 8, 2011Carleton University2024-10-22 | Professor Noam Chomsky - April 8, 2011Building More Bird-Friendly CitiesCarleton University2023-08-08 | Building Bird-Friendly Cities🏙️🐦
@carletonscience Prof. Rachel Buxton reveals three simple yet powerful actions you can take to protect the feathered friends in your community. 💭
Her research assesses the impact of these conservation steps in urban areas and paves the way for wider adoption.🌱Registration Preview SessionCarleton University2023-06-21 | Recording from the June 14, 2023 Registration Preview Session. A presentation about the Carleton University registration process, including information about time tickets, important deadlines, how to register for courses, helpful tips and resources, and more!
Visit Carleton University at carleton.caBarbara Dumont Hill awarded the degree Doctor of Laws (Carleton University, 159th Convocation)Carleton University2023-06-17 | Barbara Dumont-Hill will be awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, at the 12:30 p.m. ceremony on Friday, June 16, “in recognition of her outstanding contributions as an advisor and community volunteer working to improve the lives of Indigenous peoples.”
Visit Carleton University at http://www.carleton.caVikas Swarup awarded the degree Doctor of Laws (Carleton University, 159th Convocation)Carleton University2023-06-16 | Vikas Swarup will be awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, at the 9:00 a.m. ceremony on Friday, June 16, “in recognition of a distinguished career as both a high-ranking diplomat and award winning author of fiction.”
Visit Carleton University at http://www.carleton.caIbrahim Joseph Gedeon awarded the degree Doctor of Laws (Carleton University, 159th Convocation)Carleton University2023-06-15 | Ibrahim Gedeon will be awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, at the 12:30 p.m. ceremony on Wednesday, June 14, “in recognition of a distinguished career in the Canadian and international telecommunications and engineering industries.”
Visit Carleton University at http://www.carleton.caKatharine B Stevenson awarded the degree Doctor of Laws (Carleton University, 159th Convocation)Carleton University2023-06-15 | Kate Stevenson was awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, at the 9:00 a.m. ceremony on Monday, June 12, “in recognition of a distinguished career as a corporate director and for extensive service to the health and education sectors.”
Visit Carleton University at http://www.carleton.caLiban Abokor awarded the degree Doctor of Laws (Carleton University, 159th covocation)Carleton University2023-06-14 | Liban Abokor was awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, at the 3:30 p.m. ceremony on Tuesday, June 13, “in recognition of leadership in making philanthropy more justice-oriented and better prepared to serve Black communities.”
Visit Carleton University at http://www.carleton.caJanice Charette awarded the degree Doctor of Laws (Carleton University, 159th Convocation)Carleton University2023-06-13 | Janice Charette will be awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, at the 9:00 a.m. ceremony on Tuesday, June 13, “in recognition of outstanding dedication and distinguished service to Canadians as Clerk of the Privy Council, diplomat and humanitarian.”
Visit Carleton University at http://www.carleton.caGray Merriam awarded the degree Doctor of Laws (Carleton University, 159th Convocation)Carleton University2023-06-13 | Gray Merriam was awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, at the 3:30 p.m. ceremony on Monday, June 12, “in recognition of outstanding contributions to establishing and promoting the field of Landscape Ecology through teaching, research and outreach.”
Visit Carleton University at http://www.carleton.caFor a Diverse—as in, Different University. Or, Not that kind of Equity by Dr. Rosalind HamptonCarleton University2023-05-04 | Carleton University's Department of Equity and Inclusive Communities presents the second EDI Speaker Series Talk.
In this talk, Dr. Rosalind Hampton addresses the question, “is an 'equitable and diverse’ university possible?” She considers how dramatic spikes in institutional discourse and policy related to equity, diversity, inclusion, and decolonization; anti-Black racism, Black faculty hires, and Black Studies are impacting universities in Canada. Professor Hampton offers analysis and concrete examples that invite us to think collectively about how we continue to remain vigilant in studying, teaching, organizing and struggling for a different university.International Open House Replays – Employability - Learning Outside the ClassroomCarleton University2023-04-28 | Watch a replay from "Your Life At Carleton: 2023 Open House for International Applicants," held virtually on April 22, 2022.
To see all replays from the International Open House: bit.ly/30xnghM International Open House Replays – Residence & Student LifeCarleton students talk about their career plans in high school and nowCarleton University2023-04-27 | We visited the Department of Systems & Computer Engineering 4th year capstone project fair and spoke with students about their projects.
For more information about Carleton University, visit admissions.carleton.caCarleton University: 10 Reasons to Live on CampusCarleton University2023-04-27 | Our top 10 reasons to live on campus in one of our 11 beautiful residence buildings. Hear from current and former students about the benefits of living in residence, accessing all the services and amenities available on campus, and the beautiful surroundings.
For more information, visit housing.carleton.caInternational Open House Replays – Academic Life - Your Pathway to SuccessCarleton University2023-04-27 | Watch a replay from "Your Life At Carleton: 2023 Open House for International Applicants," held virtually on April 22, 2022.
To see all replays from the International Open House: bit.ly/30xnghMInternational Open House Replays – CU After Class - Getting Involved and Making an ImpactCarleton University2023-04-27 | Watch a replay from "Your Life At Carleton: 2023 Open House for International Applicants," held virtually on April 22, 2022.
To see all replays from the International Open House: bit.ly/30xnghMInternational Open House Replays – Your New Home - Life in Ottawa and On CampusCarleton University2023-04-27 | Watch a replay from "Your Life At Carleton: 2023 Open House for International Applicants," held virtually on April 22, 2022.
To see all replays from the International Open House: bit.ly/30xnghMCarleton University: Where Experience Meets OpportunityCarleton University2023-04-27 | Discover how three students have gained meaningful and life-changing hands-on experiences during their time at Carleton.
Visit Carleton University at carleton.caStorytelling; Towards an Indigenous Performance Process (Ānako Indigenous Research Institute)Carleton University2023-04-21 | Ānako Indigenous Research Institute welcomed Visiting Scholar Floyd Favel to discuss his research developing an Indigenous performance process. Favel acknowledges theatre’s colonial roots and focuses he research on creating methodology that is inclusive and centers Indigenous ways of knowing, ceremony and storytelling.
Recording from the Ānako Research Talk, Storytelling; Towards an Indigenous Performance Process with Visiting Scholar Floyd Favel and moderated by Naomi Bird.
For more information about the Miyawata Culture Inc. And the Poundmaker Indigenous Performance Festival, visit https://miyawataculture.com.Discover History & Theory of Architecture at CarletonCarleton University2023-04-21 | See what kind of careers a degree in History & Theory of Architecture can lead to.
For more information about the program visit carleton.ca/aah/ba-history-theory-architectureNeuroscience Mini-LectureCarleton University2023-04-18 | Cannabis and Mental Health: What have we learned? Presented by: Zachary Patterson, Department of Neuroscience, Carleton University
Visit Carleton University at carleton.caOrganic Biosensors and Point-of-Care Technologies for Rapid Diagnostics - Ingenious TalksCarleton University2023-04-13 | Recent global events have shown how a healthcare system that relies entirely on centralized testing can be over-burdened, leading to catastrophic wait times, testing shortages, and an unsatisfactory level of care. Current commercial efforts into PoC testing have largely been limited to blood-based devices, while efforts into wearable continuous health monitoring systems have predominantly focused on electrophysiological signals, with wearable glucose monitoring systems being the main exception. However, similar efforts for biochemical monitoring of other such analytes through oral samples (such as saliva) have yet to come to fruition.
In this talk, Dr. Prakash shares impactful outcomes achieved by his research team at Carleton, including the development of two novel oral biosensor technologies that can detect hormones and proteins (alpha-synuclein, cortisol, dopamine, etc.) in saliva and exhaled breath condensate (8-isoprostate). Rapid, cost-effective screening of these biomarkers is vital for early detection and monitoring of Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, Crohn’s disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases and more.
Presented by the Faculty of Engineering and Design, Carleton’s Ingenious Talks lecture series engages the community in discussions of timely and innovative ideas in engineering, design and technology.
Visit Carleton University at carleton.caAdmissions & Study Permit Ask Us Anything – April 4, 2023Carleton University2023-04-06 | This live event was focused on the next steps in admissions and applying for a study permit for entry in September 2023.Targeting the Immune System to Treat Disease (2023 Virtual March Open House)Carleton University2023-04-04 | The Brave New World of Immunotherapy: Targeting the Immune System to Treat Disease
Presented by: Edana Cassol, Associate Professor, Department of Health Sciences, Carleton UniversityReflecting on Black Canadian Newspapers 1851-1991 (2023 Virtual March Open House)Carleton University2023-04-04 | The Enduring Power of Story….Recognizing and Affirming Ourselves in Pursuit of Freedom: Reflecting on Black Canadian Newspapers 1851-1991
Presented by: Adrian Harewood, Associate Professor, School of Journalism and Communication, Carleton UniversityBusiness: More Money, More Problems (2023 Virtual March Open House)Carleton University2023-04-04 | Business: More Money, More Problems
Presented by: Devin Fraser, Professor, Sprott School of Business, Carleton UniversityYoure invited: Your Life at Carleton: 2023 Open House for International ApplicantsCarleton University2023-03-30 | Picture yourself at Carleton! Attend the virtual open house on April 22, 2023 and meet our admissions team and current international students.
In the wake of George Floyd's murder, universities across the country have made poignant pledges toward equity and antiracism. This talk explores some of these institutional initiatives and offers some caveats concerning their implementation especially regarding the success and well-being of Black faculty. In particular, this talk will highlight the intersectional dynamics of anti-Black racism in the recruitment, hiring and retention of faculty members.
Visit Carleton University at carleton.caAdvice for Women in STEM: Catherine GajdicarCarleton University2023-03-14 | Catherine Gajdicar, a Senior Software Developer at CAE, sat down with us to share her best piece of advice for women in STEM about what makes a good ally.
This video is part of the UpSkill video series, a program element part of Carleton University's Faculty of Engineering and Design's Women in Engineering and Information Technology (WiE&IT) Program.
Thank you to CAE, our WiE&IT Program partner. Without them, this video would not be possible.Advice for Women in STEM: Anna MandraCarleton University2023-03-14 | Anna Mandra, a Systems Engineer at Lockheed Martin Canada, sat down with us to share her best piece of advice for women in STEM about what makes a good ally.
This video is part of the UpSkill video series, a program element part of Carleton University's Faculty of Engineering and Design's Women in Engineering and Information Technology (WiE&IT) Program.
Thank you to Lockheed Martin, our WiE&IT Program partner. Without them, this video would not be possible.Advice for Women in STEM: Alise WangCarleton University2023-03-14 | Alise Wang, the Cybersecurity Operations Team Lead at CGI, sat down with us to share her best piece of advice for women in STEM dealing with imposter syndrome.
This video is part of the UpSkill video series, a program element part of Carleton University's Faculty of Engineering and Design's Women in Engineering and Information Technology (WiE&IT) Program.
Thank you to CGI, our WiE&IT Program partner. Without them, this video would not be possible.Advice for Women in STEM: Nadia KhanCarleton University2023-03-14 | Nadia Khan, a Test Engineer at Gastops, sat down with us to share her best piece of advice for women in STEM about how to deal with imposter syndrome.
This video is part of the UpSkill video series, a program element part of Carleton University's Faculty of Engineering and Design's Women in Engineering and Information Technology (WiE&IT) Program.
Thank you to Gastops, our WiE&IT Program partner. Without them, this video would not be possible.Advice for Women in STEM: Marcia SequeiraCarleton University2023-03-14 | Marcia Sequeira, the Vice President of Strategy at Trend Micro, sat down with us to share her best piece of advice for women in STEM about how to deal with imposter syndrome.
This video is part of the UpSkill video series, a program element part of Carleton University's Faculty of Engineering and Design's Women in Engineering and Information Technology (WiE&IT) Program.
Thank you to Trend Micro, our WiE&IT Program partner. Without them, this video would not be possible.Advice for Women in STEM: Kavita MurthyCarleton University2023-03-14 | Kavita Murthy, a Director-General of the Directorate of Nuclear Cycle and Facilities Regulation at the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC), sat down with us to share her best piece of advice for women in STEM about how to deal with imposter syndrome.
This video is part of the UpSkill video series, a program element part of Carleton University's Faculty of Engineering and Design's Women in Engineering and Information Technology (WiE&IT) Program.
Thank you to CNSC, our WiE&IT Program partner. Without them, this video would not be possible.Advice for Women in STEM: Fathima YusuffCarleton University2023-03-14 | Fathima Yusuff, a Software Developer at Trend Micro, sat down with us to share her best piece of advice for women in STEM about how to deal with imposter syndrome.
This video is part of the UpSkill video series, a program element part of Carleton University's Faculty of Engineering and Design's Women in Engineering and Information Technology (WiE&IT) Program.
Thank you to Trend Micro, our WiE&IT Program partner. Without them, this video would not be possible.Advice for Women in STEM: Debbie NgCarleton University2023-03-14 | Debbie Ng, the Marketing Director at Trend Micro, sat down with us to share her best piece of advice for women in STEM about what makes a good ally.
This video is part of the UpSkill video series, a program element part of Carleton University's Faculty of Engineering and Design's Women in Engineering and Information Technology (WiE&IT) Program.
Thank you to Trend Micro, our WiE&IT Program partner. Without them, this video would not be possible.Empower Voices Discussion 2023Carleton University2023-03-10 | On February 23, 2023, Carleton University's Faculty of Engineering and Design hosted a conversation on some of the ongoing initiatives being developed to create a welcoming and collaborative environment within the engineering and information technology (IT) fields.
Visit Carleton University at carleton.caHistory Career Night 2023Carleton University2023-02-22 | Recording from the History Career Night on January 30, 2023.
Hear from Carleton History graduates and current students, along with professors and a career advisor, about exciting career outcomes and how to take advantage of innovative program options, including co-op, practicums and international exchanges.Carleton University & EON Partnership AnnouncementCarleton University2023-02-10 | Carleton University announces partnership with EON Reality to launch an EON-XR Centre at Carleton. ------------------------------------------------------------------------
Visit Carleton University at http://www.carleton.caWomen in STEM Career FairCarleton University2022-12-13 | The Career Fair is an event for women students and alumnae in STEM who want to establish and grow their professional network. Students and alumnae who attended the event learned how to speak to representatives who work at leading engineering and IT organizations. Participants left the event with knowledge of: what these organizations do, future employment opportunities, and how to establish employability skills.
Thank you to our WiE&IT Program partner. Without them, this event would not have been possible.
Visit Carleton University at http://www.carleton.caInternational Open House Replays – Residence & Student LifeCarleton University2022-12-13 | Watch a replay from Carleton's Open House for International Students, held virtually on December 3, 2022.
To see all replays from the International Open House: bit.ly/30xnghMCarleton International Student Services Walkthrough with SaraCarleton University2022-12-13 | Join Sara, from international client services, on this walkthrough of some of the services and supports available to international students at Carleton.
See all Carleton videos: bit.ly/30xnghMInternational Open House Replays – How to Choose Your ProgramCarleton University2022-12-13 | Watch a replay from Carleton's Open House for International Students, held virtually on December 3, 2022.
To see all replays from the International Open House: bit.ly/30xnghMInternational Open House Replays – Employability & Co-opCarleton University2022-12-13 | Watch a replay from Carleton’s Open House for International Students, held virtually on December 3, 2022.
To see all replays from the International Open House: bit.ly/30xnghMInternational Open House Replays – Admissions & How to ApplyCarleton University2022-12-13 | Watch a replay from Carleton's Open House for International Students, held virtually on December 3, 2022.
To see all replays from the International Open House: bit.ly/30xnghMCarleton Campus Walkthrough with EmilyCarleton University2022-12-13 | Join Emily, an international admissions officer, on this walkthrough her favourite spots on campus.
See all Carleton videos: bit.ly/30xnghMInternational Open House Replays – 5 Great Reasons to Choose CarletonCarleton University2022-12-13 | Watch a replay from Carleton's Open House for International Students, held virtually on December 3, 2022.
To see all replays from the International Open House: bit.ly/30xnghMDafydd Rhys Williams awarded the degree of Doctor of Science - Carleton University 158th ConvocationCarleton University2022-11-15 | "Dr. Dave Williams was awarded the degree of Doctor of Science, honoris causa, at the 4 p.m. ceremony on Saturday, November 12, “in recognition of his contributions to space medical research and space exploration, and his leadership in promoting and enhancing the health of astronauts.”
Visit Carleton University at http://www.carleton.caEnhancing Patient Collaboration in Healthcare using Interactive Data Visualization – Ingenious TalksCarleton University2022-11-04 | Since the late 20th century, expectations of healthcare providers and patients have shifted towards a model where patients show early signs of interest in creating a care plan for illnesses and in keeping track of their health. Despite an increase in patient engagement, finding a balance within collaborative healthcare that expands patient involvement without placing additional pressures and responsibilities on the patient’s shoulders remains a challenge. In this talk, Dr. Rajabi will discuss several projects in which her research team has designed and developed effective technologies and data visualization tools to help patients and healthcare providers increase patient engagement and provide means for collaboratively analyzing patient health data.
Presented by the Faculty of Engineering and Design, Carleton’s Ingenious Talks lecture series engages the community in discussions of timely and innovative ideas in engineering, design and technology.
Visit Carleton University at http://www.carleton.caJanice McDonald awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws (Carleton University, 157th Convocation)Carleton University2022-06-27 | Janice McDonald was awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa at the 5:15 p.m. ceremony on Friday, June 24, “in recognition of an outstanding contribution as a tireless advocate and global champion for women, with a particular focus on women’s economic empowerment, leadership and entrepreneurship.”
Visit Carleton University at http://www.carleton.caBill Namagoose awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws (Carleton University, 157th Convocation)Carleton University2022-06-24 | Bill Namagoose will be awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, at the 11:45 a.m. ceremony on Friday, June 24, “in recognition of outstanding contributions to the Cree Nation of Eeyou Istchee over a period spanning nearly 40 years.”