Archives: FPA

Monday, March 28, 2016

Congratulations to 180 HRE Competition Winner

  Congratulations to fourth-year Law and Legal Studies student, Lloyd Barker, who has won the  2015-2016 Faculty of Public Affairs 180 HRE competition! Participants of the Honours Research Essay competition were given 180 seconds to present a year's worth of work. Lloyd's presentation, entitled “Satisfied Staff = Corporate Efficiency”,... More

Friday, October 2, 2015

Recent Alumna Carly Jacuk Featured in FPA Voices

Recent graduate Carly Jacuk (B.A. '15) is featured in the October issue of the Faculty of Public Affairs' FPA Voices.  In an interview relating to the Career Paths initiative, Carly discusses the advantages of her recently achieved B.A. Honours degree in Law. Read the full article online here: bit.ly/FPAVoicesOct  Carly is also featured... More

Monday, April 13, 2015

Congratulations to 180 HRE Competition Winner

Congratulations to fourth-year Law student, Brandon Pasion, who has won the Faculty of Public Affairs' first 180 HRE competition! Participants of the Honours Research Essay competition were given 180 seconds to present a year's worth of work. Brandon's presentation examined the experience of lawyers suffering from depression over the course of... More

Wednesday, April 8, 2015

Prof. Douglas receives FPA Teaching Excellence Award

Congratulations to Prof. Stacy Douglas, one of three recipients of the FPA Teaching Excellence Awards that were celebrated on Tuesday, April 7th, 2015. In her acceptance speech, Prof. Douglas spoke of her teaching style and the way in which it emphasizes learning together with her students. She also highlighted some of the recent unorthodox... More

Wednesday, March 11, 2015

Prof. Douglas, Prof. Spencer selected for FPA Living Book series

UPDATED As part of the Faculty of Public Affair's Living Book series, Prof. Stacy Douglas and Prof. Dale Spencer are two of the selected FPA faculty members who can be “signed out” so that guests can talk to them about their research for a 10 or 20 minute time period. Prof. Douglas is interested in the question: what is law? How... More

Tuesday, January 20, 2015

1 Hour to Success

One Hour to Success is a weekly lunchtime forum to connect you, Faculty of Public Affairs Students, to services on the Carleton Campus. You can come see us every week for sessions with services on campus or academic advising with an advisor from the Student Academic Success Centre (SASC). See what a difference one... More

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