TheGraduate@CarletonJanuary 11, 2024 EditionGraduate Student NewsHappy New Year! TheGraduate@Carleton Reminder: New Grad Student Winter Term Orientation |
Dates & Deadlines!Jan. 12, 2024 Jan. 15, 2024 Jan. 19, 2024
For a complete list of all official academic and financial dates and deadlines, please go to the Registrar’s website. For all financial matters, go to Student Accounts. |
Call for Nominations: Recognize the Spirit of Student Volunteerism in Our CommunityDo you know a student who has displayed exceptional volunteerism and community contribution? Nominate them for the 2024 Board Award. The successful candidate will receive a $2,000 reward. All details, including the nomination process, can be found on the Board of Governors website. If you have any questions, please contact Amanda Goth, University Secretary. |
We have many services and resources in place to help you understand, manage and improve your mental health and wellness while at university. The best place to start is to check out our Wellness Services Navigator. This anonymous site is designed to help find you available mental health and wellness resources.
Magda Georgescu is a counsellor with Carleton’s Health and Counselling Services who is focused on helping graduate students. To make an appointment with Magda, please call the office at 613-520-6674. Once you call, you will speak with a Patient Care Coordinator who will send you an intake and consent form that needs to be completed before speaking with an Intake Counsellor. This intake session can also take place in person at the clinic, if that is your preference, and then you will be able to meet with Magda.
Another good tool to check out is our Resource Guide. This guide is meant to be flexible and offer support and guidance in tandem with the resources mentioned above.
The Psychology Wellness Centre
Carleton's Psychology Wellness Centre is a virtual centre staffed by psychology graduate students who are trained peer wellness coaches. If you looking for non-urgent assistance with goal-setting, time-management, support to improve wellness goals, and information on other available wellness services at Carleton please complete the request form here to meet with a peer wellness coach.
FGPA Offers Professional DevelopmentAs a graduate student at Carleton, you have access to a wide range of professional development resources, including transferable-skills workshops, writing and career consultations, public engagement competitions, and alumni interviews. We’ll help you establish your career narrative, so that you can enter the job market with confidence. For more information, visit the Graduate Professional Development website. |
Awards and FundingInternal Nominations for SSHRC Impact Award Due Jan. 23 Carleton’s Jessica Davis (pictured above) won the 2023 SSHRC Talent Award. Faculty, including graduate and postdoctoral supervisors, are invited to submit an internal registration form for an eligible trainee. Self-nominations are also accepted. The deadline to submit an internal registration form is Jan. 23, 2024. Eligibility
The deadline for the external nomination to SSHRC is April 1, 2024. All candidates will be contacted after the internal nominations have been reviewed and ranked. CORIS will support selected nominees in the preparation of their external nomination dossier. For full details on all scholarship and funding opportunities, please visit FGPA's site at: https://gradstudents.carleton.ca/awards-and-funding/ |
International Student Services Office (ISSO)Upcoming Events Late Arrival Orientation: Jan. 16, 2024 at 9:30 a.m. All About Post-Graduation Work Permits: Jan. 16, 2024 at 11 a.m. Social Insurance Number Clinic: Jan. 17, 2024. Drop in between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Income Tax Workshop with CRA: Jan. 17, 2024 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. |
Virtual Winter Career Fair on Jan. 24All Carleton students and alumni are invited to attend the Virtual Winter Career Fair on Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2024. The Career Fair will give you the opportunity to chat with recruiters and professionals. Meetings will take place as speed-networking-style conversations (about 10 minutes). This is done primarily through text chat (though some employers may use audio or video calls). Reminder: Many employers will be accepting resumes at the fair. If you need assistance with your resume, please book a resume review appointment with Career Services by emailing career@carleton.ca or stop by during drop-in hours at 401 Tory (Monday through Friday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.). Please contact Career Services if you have any questions about this event. |
Library Services for Grad StudentsHere is a list of some of the services that grad students can find at the MacOdrum Library: Borrowing Library Items: You may borrow up to 500 books from the library. Although you are welcome to come in and borrow your items directly, you may also use our curbside pickup and mailing service. Research Help: if you need research support assistance please contact us one of the following ways: Email: askthelibrary@carleton.ca, Online chat: library.carleton.ca/help or texting: 613-505-4245. See hours of service. For self-service, see our help guides, subject guides, and course guides. Interlibrary Loans: ILL service is now available through OMNI. Please email any questions to LibraryServices@cunet.carleton.ca Graduate Study Spaces: There are a limited number of study spaces dedicated to Graduate Students located on the fifth floor, rooms 508 and 537. |
Teaching Assistants Official Info SitePlease visit the official Teaching Assistants site by the Office of the Deputy Provost to keep informed of duties and processes. Highlights include:
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TA Central Hub - Teaching and Learning ServicesThe TA Central Hub is a portal for TAs to watch pre-recorded training videos, access resource materials and share resources related to teaching. If you are a TA and would like to enrol in the Hub, please contact Sam Shortt. Winter 2024 Pedagogical Training Sessions *For a refresher on compliance vs. pedagogical training, check out: Compliance vs. Pedagogical TA Training
Nominations for the 2023-2024 Outstanding TA Awards are Now Open! Have a question/issue?
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We are now accepting submissions for Underhill 2024!
For 30 years, graduate students in Carleton’s Department of History have organized an annual colloquium in which master’s and doctoral students from all disciplines are invited to present on any history-related topic. The primary objective of Underhill is to facilitate the original research of graduate students by providing a public forum for the presentation of their work. In addition, the Colloquium is designed to promote dialogue between those in different disciplines and to encourage interaction between faculty and graduate students.
This year’s theme is Echoes: Memory, Narrativity, and Dimensions of Historical Discourse. Just as echoes can be shaped by the contours of a landscape, the dimensions of historical discourse are guided by how both narrative and memory are positioned, remembered, and transmitted. The relationship between history and memory, collective and individual, has opened profitable and often contested avenues for inquiry. In turn narrativity – how stories are told and retold – has unlocked epistemic space for scrutiny, reevaluation, and creation.
See Call For Papers for more information on how to submit an abstract for Underhill 2024.
Navigating the Canadian Workplace Workshop SeriesAre you looking for a job in Canada but aren’t sure where to begin? Are you thinking about working in Canada in the near future and looking for resources to answer some of your questions? Navigating the Canadian Workplace is a workshop series designed to support international students, and students who are newcomers to Canada, as you explore strategies for finding work and transition into the Canadian workplace. Workshop topics include:
This workshop series will be offered both in person and online for winter 2024. In-person workshops will run Tuesdays from Jan. 16, 2024 to Feb. 13, 2024 from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. If you prefer to do this workshop fully online, you can sign up for the asynchronous, self-directed workshop series where you can complete the individual workshops online at your own pace. For this option, you will have Jan. 15, 2024 to March 22, 2024, to complete the workshops. For more information and to register, visit the Career Services Workshops page. If you have any questions or need assistance with registering, please email ISWorkshops@cunet.carleton.ca. |
85 Carleton Researchers Named Among World’s Top 2% Most-Cited ScientistsAn impressive 85 Carleton University researchers, past and present, have secured a coveted spot on the 2022 Stanford-Elsevier list of the world’s most-cited scholars. This exceptional achievement places them in the world’s top 2% most-cited scientists, showcasing the unparalleled impact of Carleton’s groundbreaking research. Carleton’s research citations spanned 46 subjects, encompassing key areas of the university’s research strengths such as Artificial Intelligence & Image Processing, Networking & Telecommunications, Environmental Sciences, Geochemistry & Geophysics, Neurology & Neurosurgery and Toxicology. |
MeWeRTH Lunch and Learn Living Well Presentation on Jan. 17Join us for a hybrid presentation by Prof. Kathryne Dupré on "Think twice about no time for nice. Understanding and dealing with workplace incivility." The hybrid presentation will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2024 from noon to 1 p.m. Please register here! Note: a light lunch will be served from 11:30 a.m. to noon for the in-person audience. |
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