Newly launched site targets Grad Student needs
Graduate students! Try the newly launched Grad Navigate website intended to keep you in the know about upcoming graduate-specific workshops and services. Opportunities are offered by departments... More
Graduate students! Try the newly launched Grad Navigate website intended to keep you in the know about upcoming graduate-specific workshops and services. Opportunities are offered by departments... More
Applied Linguistics Professor Jaffer Sheyholislami is currently researching the tensions, challenges, opportunities, and threats surrounding Kurdish, the language and the people. Here what he had... More
Congratulations to ALDS professor Dr. Natasha Artemeva and collaborator Dr. Craig Bennell (Psychology) on receiving a 2013 Development Grant for proposed research into “The Genre of the Suicide... More
Congratulations to Dr. David Wood for being one of eight recipients of the 2013 FASS Junior Research Award, for his project, “An Idiodynamic Investigation of the Relationship between... More
Carleton University is pleased to announce a new collaborative MA in Digital Humanities. The program is designed to add value to existing degree programs by offering courses focused on the rapidly... More
SLaLS recognized five outstanding teaching assistants for their outstanding service during the 2012/2013 academic year at an event Monday, May 12. Congratulations and heartfelt appreciation to... More
Congratulations to ALDS graduate student Don Myles on receiving a 2013 Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award for his work in the academic English as a Second Language program. More…... More
The Three-Minute Thesis Competition (3MT) The Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Affairs is pleased to announce the inaugural Three-Minute Thesis competition for Carleton graduate students. The... More
Buried under her master’s studies at McGill University, with midterms looming, 23-year-old Fayden Sara Bokhari takes a few hurried minutes to reflect on her three years at Carleton University... More
Visit the Genre Studies Network group on Facebook to listen to Natasha Artemeva’s 6 October 2012 presentation “Learning genres of teaching: A rhetorical approach to the study of written genres.”... More