FASS is on Twitter!
FASS has joined Twitter! @CU_FASS. FASS on Twitter will offer the FASS community (and beyond) an interactive online forum to learn about and discuss all FASS relevant news and events. Connect with... More
News
Scott Brown wins the 2013 Sheila McCallum Leadership Award
Scott Brown of the FASS Computing Support Unit has won the 2013 Sheila McCallum Leadership Award for his exceptional contributions within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. Congratulations... More
DGES students invited to 2013-2014 welcome event
The Department of Geography and Environmental Studies (DGES) is holding an undergraduate student welcome/welcome back event on Thursday, September 12th from 11:00am-3:00pm in the outdoor amphitheater... More
Upcoming Events
Music Concert: World Premiere of “Plaza (In Situ: 45.426645, -75.696327)” Electric Fields Festival Jesse Stewart Sunday, September 15, 2013, afternoon (specific time TBA) Major Hills... More
My job at Twitter: #TheBAatWork: Nancy Broden in conversation with FASS Dean, John Osborne
Nancy Broden, Honours B.A. Art History, 1991, is the Design Lead on the Revenue Team at Twitter. Drawing on her extensive professional experience, Broden will discuss the role that her Carleton B.A.... More
FASSinate 2013
Read the 2013 edition of FASSinate in its entirety! Each year, FASSinate features some of the most interesting and inspiring stories from FASS. FASSinate 2013 tells the story of Humanities student... More
Register for the Power of the Arts National Forum
Please join us from September 27 to 29, 2013, as Canadians from across the country converge on Ottawa for a conference on improving the quality of life in underserved communities through the... More
Five-Week Internship in Singapore
Master’s student Natasha Korva recently went to Singapore for a five-week research internship with the Singapore police research unit…Read more... More
Book by Carleton’s Bruce Curtis Wins Two Canadian History Association Awards
Carleton University’s Bruce Curtis, professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, has won two Canadian History Association (CHA) awards. His book, Ruling By Schooling Quebec:... More
Video: English’s Paul Keen delivers the 2013 Davidson Dunton Research Lecture
Professor and Chair in the Department of English, Paul Keen delivers the 2013 edition of the Davidson Dunton Research Lecture. Keen’s talk is titled “Hanging by a Thread: Social Media and... More