Sharing ArtsOne Success
Check out what Samantha Nault is saying about her experience as an ArtsOne Peer Helper: Sharing ArtsOne Success ... more ... more ... more ... more ... more ... more ... more ... more ... more ... more...
View ArticleSharing ArtsOne Success
Check out what Samantha Nault is saying about her experience as an ArtsOne Peer Helper: Sharing ArtsOne Success ... more ... more ... more ... more ... more ... more ... more ... more ... more ... more...
View ArticleJapan Studies Association of Canada Conference held at Carleton University
The Japan Studies Association of Canada (JSAC) is Canada’s leading organization dedicated to all aspects of the study of Japan and Canadian-Japanese relations. Professor Jacob Kovalio (Department of...
View ArticleMarcus’ Blog – Uncle George
The holidays have just rolled past and for most of us that means the carnival of all our extended family have made the rounds as well. And although I don’t want to get into too much personal detail...
View ArticleEvents of Interest in 2013
Join us! These various ArtsOne organized events from many Carleton departments will surely be of interest to any first year students, and others! Take the Poetry/Drama Challenge! Department of English...
View ArticleKnow Your Rights: Diversity in Psychological Worldviews
Written by: Katie MacPherson, March 25, 2013 A lot of exciting presentations have been happening in Professor Michael Wohl’s first year seminar within the Know Your Rights ArtsOne cluster this...
View ArticleKnow Your Rights: Diversity in Psychological Worldviews
Written by: Katie MacPherson, March 25, 2013 A lot of exciting presentations have been happening in Professor Michael Wohl’s first year seminar within the Know Your Rights ArtsOne cluster this...
View ArticleKnow Your Rights Guest Lecturer: Oren Howlett, Theory of “Homonormativity”
Written by: Christine Bilsky, February 13, 2013. On February 13th, 2013, students of the “Know your Rights” cluster were fortunate to have Ph.D student, Oren Howlett, come and speak to their class...
View ArticleFYSM 1217
FYSM 1217 – Selected Topics in Communication Studies Offered by Communication Studies. FYSM 1217 LC – Sound, Media and Urban Culture Note: this section is only available for students in the ArtsOne...
View ArticleFYSM 1217
FYSM 1217 – Selected Topics in Communication Studies Offered by Communication Studies. FYSM 1217 LC – Sound, Media and Urban Culture Note: this section is only available for students in the ArtsOne...
View ArticleSiobhan’s Blog – My English Degree
I was sitting at Mike’s Place this Wednesday for trivia with some friends, when the inevitable question of the value of an English degree came up in conversation. I had been complaining that sometimes...
View ArticleBasketball Superstar
The Carleton Ravens Men’s Basketball team took home its 10th national CIS championship recently. The first team in CIS history to win 10 national championships! And part of the success belongs to BB...
View ArticleLunchtime Lecture: A Conversation on the October Crisis and the Media
Wednesday, 26 March 2014, 12:15 p.m. Carleton University Art Gallery Admission is free and everyone is welcome! Carleton University Art Gallery: Each semester, we showcase a Carleton faculty member...
View ArticleUpcoming Events: March 25 –
The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences CU in the City Professor Carol Payne, Art History The Official Picture: The National Film Board of Canada’s Still Photography Division and the Image of Canadian...
View ArticleIn praise of Co-op
In my student days, the beginning of April signaled not only the approaching end of the academic year but also the moment when we all participated in a mad rush to secure some sort of summer...
View ArticleBruce Curtis Named Canada Prizes Finalist
The Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences has named Carleton University’s Bruce Curtis a 2014 finalist for the Canada Prizes, awarded annually to the best scholarly books in the humanities...
View ArticleDennis Tourbin and Sharon Hayes at the Carleton University Art Gallery
Read about the surprising compatibility of CUAG’s two current exhibitions in the National Gallery of Canada’s online magazine…Read more
View ArticleCarleton Panel: Contemplating the Contributions of Social Scientists
Over the past half-century, society has increasingly turned to the social sciences and humanities to make a better world, suggests the president of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council...
View ArticleUpcoming Events: April 1, 2014-
School for Studies in Art and Culture Music Concert Series The Carleton Conspiracy Pep Band & friends including the Carleton Contemporary Guitar Ensemble! Wednesday, April 2, 2014 7:00 pm Kailash...
View ArticleFYSM 1700
FYSM 1700: Connecting Academics to Careers in Public Affairs An introduction to public affairs work and working life, and the development of skills and opportunities for students to plan their...
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