2012-13 Outstanding SLaLS TA Awards
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
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
Register now for summer language courses. This year we are offering both credit and non-credit courses. Check the Summer Institute of Language and Culture website for course details! Non-Credit... More
Congratulations to Dr. Maggie Sikorska, Spanish instructor, on receiving one of four 2013 FASS Teaching Awards for Contract Instructors! ... More
Congratulations to Dr. Masako Hirotani on receiving a 2013 FASS Teaching Award! A formal announcement of the award will be made at the annual ‘Vin d’honneur’ celebration. The Faculty gives out... More
Non-credit language and culture courses are being offered this summer through the Summer Institute of Language and Culture. These courses will complement the Credit language courses offered by... More
On Saturday, March 2, 2013, students from our Modern Languages program competed against other language learners from the Ottawa region in the 24th Japanese Language Speech Contest. The event was... More
Visit the traveling exhibition “Ordinary Lives, Extraordinary Times: Italian Canadian Experiences during WWII” at the Italian Canadian Historical Centre – Centro Storico... More
Thomas G. Bever, Regent’s Professor of Cognitive Science, Linguistics, Neuroscience, Psychology, and Education at the University of Arizona Tucson, will be at Carleton University Mon. March... More
Dr. Masako Hirotani, Director of the Language Brain Laboratory at Carleton, and her research colleague, Dr. Michael Terry of the University of North Carolina, are interested in how discrepancy... More