CFICE Community Environmental Sustainability Co-lead Wins Research Achievement Award

Patricia Ballamingie Receives Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Research Achievement Award

Congratulations to Patricia Ballamingie, Co-lead of the CES Hub with Todd Barr of the Trent Centre for Community Based Education, receivined Carleton Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Research Achievement Award, which will assist her in moving forward the work of the current and future community environmental sustainability projects.

Current projects include Regional Approaches to Environmental and Social Innovation, Community University Partnerships in Strategic Planning, and Potential for ”Deep Green” Development of the Oblate Lands in Old Ottawa East.

Thursday, May 2, 2013  |  Categories: CFICE, News
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