The Centre for Community Engagement was established in 2021 with a mandate to provide appropriate infrastructure to support the community engagement priority outlined in the Strategic Integrated Plan and serve as a focal point to align this priority across the university and with partners. The Centre’s structure, design, governance and growth must focus on making the most positive impact in serving stakeholders in the community and at Carleton. The Centre can achieve this by developing strategic relations in the community and across the university to co-develop institutional initiatives, approaches, resources and evaluation techniques to support this work.
The Centre led the development of Carleton’s first Strategic Plan for Community Engagement (SP4CE) released in October 2022 and will work to develop corresponding support systems required for implementation.
Carleton colleagues gathered together at the Carleton Dominion Chalmers Centre, to celebrate the launch of the Strategic Plan for Community Engagement. October 2022
Carleton’s Dunton Tower, where the Centre for Community Engagement is located.
Students creating a poster to define what leadership means to them, at the 2023 SOAR Student Leadership Conference.
The Pride crosswalk on Library Road. It has since been updated to reflect the inclusive Pride flag.
Chantal Trudel and Dr. Karen Schwartz presenting on Strategic Planning for Community Engagement at the 2023 C2U Expo at Lakehead University.
Dr. Jerry Tomberlin provides closing remarks.
The OTrain passing over the Ottawa River, next to Carleton University.
Chantal Trudel (Director of the Centre for Community Engagement), presents on community-engaged learning and leadership at the 2023 SOAR Student Leadership Conference.
Chantal Trudel and Dr. Karen Schwartz presenting on Strategic Planning for Community Engagement at the 2023 C2U Expo at Lakehead University.
The Rideau Canal, near Carleton Univeristy.
Students working together to define what leadership means to them, at the 2023 SOAR Student Leadership Conference.
Catherine Kitts, City Councillor of Ward 19 (Orleans South-Navan), addresses event participants.
The Ottawa River, near Carleton’s Richcraft Hall.
Chantal Trudel and Dr. Karen Schwartz ask 2023 C2U Expo participants about approaches to designing and socializing internal consultation for community engagement strategic planning.
Carleton’s “Quad”.
The Strategic Plan for Community Engagement (SP4CE) Task Force working together to finalize the plan.
