From BHum to Trudeau Scholar
Amanda Clarke, BHum/07, MA/08 has been awarded a Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Doctoral Scholarship worth $180,000. Clarke was one of 15 Canadian and international doctoral candidates to receive... More
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Corvus takes flight
Under the direction of Greg Fisher, a group of four Greek and Roman Studies students have recently launched an on-line journal. Corvus, the Latin word for raven, explores a range of topics pertaining... More
Top prize awarded to CUAG publication
Diana Nemiroff, Director of the Carleton University Art Gallery (CUAG), is pleased to announce that Sanattiaqsimajut: Inuit Art from the Carleton University Art Gallery Collection has won first prize... More
Creating a Carleton legacy
A group of graduate students took a page from their textbooks, brought it to life and are creating a legacy for future Aboriginal studies students. Adopting the name of a book chapter they’d read... More
Keeping an eye on crime
By Lin Moody You were an eyewitness to a crime. Joanna Pozzulo is researching whether you would recall the faces of strangers differently than a child in this kind of circumstance. An associate... More
Investigating the origin of Herschel Island
By Lin Moody Hershel Island has many claims to fame. It is Yukon’s northernmost point. Before the Klondike Gold Rush, it was the centre of a whaling rush, with more than 1,000 people staying at the... More
Plastics and oil – bad for the environment and the waistline
By Lin Moody Bisphenol-A (BPA) has been in the news over the past few years as a potential chemical threat to human health. Now Alfonso Abizaid is researching the role that BPA may play in obesity.... More
The power of mental imagery
By Lin Moody When people think about something from their personal experience, such as the face of a relative or pet, they create a mental image. Carleton Psychology Professor Amedeo D’Angiulli is... More
Upcoming FASS Events
Institute of Cognitive Science – Spring Conference (in conjunction with FASS Research Day) Speaker: Dr. Chris Fennell, from the University of Ottawa ICS Students will present their work in a... More
Upcoming FASS Events
College of the Humanities – Greek and Roman Studies Topic: Travel and Travel Literature in Antiquity Speaker: Professor Jonathan S. Burgess of the University of Toronto Wednesday, March 31,... More