In his latest book, Bouncers, Risk, and the Spectacle of Consumption (McGill-Queen’s University Press), Dr. George Rigakos, Associate Professor of law, criminology and political economy at Carleton... More
The Faculty of Public Affairs held its annual reception on Thursday, April 3rd to recognize the achievements of its faculty and staff. At the event, Dean Katherine Graham acknowledged all staff and... More
The Canadian International Council (CIC) has chosen Carleton University researcher Chantal Blouin to participate in its prestigious fellowship program. This year, each of the eight fellows will... More
As the winter term comes to an end and the final examination period is approaching, it is not uncommon for students to feel added stress and anxiety. Each one of us deals with these situations... More
Professor Marcel Voia, and PhD student Sui Sui, both of the Economics Department, co-organized and participated in a workshop on March 14 at Statistics Canada in Ottawa on the uses of a unique... More
Find out how and why Carleton’s Peter MacGibbon is reaching out to rural Canadians … more _____________________________________________________________ Source: Ottawa Citizen, March 27,... More
A group whose advocacy led to the creation of the Registered Disability Savings Plan in the 2007 federal budget, the president of Canada’s preeminent arts institution, and the Walrus magazine are... More
(Ottawa)–Carleton University’s School of Public Policy and Administration (SPPA) is proud to announce that William V. Baker is this year’s recipient of the Alumni Award for Distinctive... More
Hugh Armstrong, of the School of Social Work recently co-authored an academic study, Out of Control: Violence Against Personal Support Workers in Long-Term Care This study was recently featured in... More
Ms. Wendy Sexsmith has recently joined the School of Public Policy and Administration at Carleton University as part of the Federal Public Servant-in Residence Initiative, under the Government of... More
