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Dr. Linda Duxbury on the Future of Work
In today’s New Economy, few researchers have been as pivotal in examining the impact of workplace transformations as Dr. Linda…

From Carleton Grad to Accomplished Novelist
Priya Ramsingh (BA ’93) has always had a way with words. From her early passion for literature to her career…

From Carleton Commerce to Silicon Valley
Deepak Kamra (BCom’78) leveraged the critical thinking and technological curiosity he discovered at Carleton University to become a driving force…

Leading Social Impact at Google and Beyond
Shona Brown (BEng’87) spent nearly a decade building and scaling Google’s operations and social impact efforts in the Bay Area,…

Contributing to the Future of Healthcare in Ontario
Carleton University and the Queensway Carleton Hospital recently announced the launch of a new Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program…

Supporting Women in Engineering
Role models and mentors can have a significant impact on a student’s post-secondary experience. For Pauline Kehoe (BEng/79, MEng/85), one…

Breaking Down Barriers: Building Diversity in Construction Through Sponsorship and Philanthropy
Much like their counterparts in STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics), women in construction face many challenges, from gender stereotypes to…

3rd-year Carleton Student Recipient of TELUS Student Bursary
Clementine Jarrett, a third-year student in Human Rights and Social Justice, and Women’s and Gender Studies at Carleton University, is…

Pivotree Powers Future Talent with Philanthropy Initiative at Carleton
With an increasing number of organizations undergoing digital transformation, the next big challenge is not just a “technology” challenge, it’s…

Tapping into Carleton Talent Through Philanthropy and Sponsorship
Acquiring the right talent for your organization presents many challenges. Recruiters have many tools in their toolboxes but the folks…