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Join the launch of Carleton’s new Centre for Community Engagement!

Carleton University has a long history of working with the community, and as an institution, we are increasingly taking a leadership role both nationally and internationally in supporting the value and practice of community engagement. Whether you are a faculty member, provide professional or student services at Carleton or are a student, we all play an important role in serving community, both locally and around the world.

Join us as Carleton faculty, instructors and staff share their experiences and ideas for engaging with the community.

Agenda

Thematic Presentation Abstracts

1. Where do I start? Things to do, things to think about, actions to take.

 Presentation Abstracts A Partnership to Rebuild First Nations’ Governance Frances Abele, Satsan (Herb George) School of Public Policy and…

2. From classroom to community. Teaching a community engaged course.

 Presentation Abstracts Community is at the heart of environmental work Susan Aitken, Institute of Environmental and Interdisciplinary Science, Faculty…

3. Work as imagined versus work as done. The realities of working in complex CE initiatives.

 Presentation Abstracts Centre for Initiatives in Education: Stories and strategies from 25 years of community engagement Jennifer Gilbert, Centre…

4. Community engagement in action. What might real impact and real outcomes look like?

 Presentation Abstracts Cultivating Compassionate Conversation around Substance Use Health and Addiction Kim Hellemans, Gord Garner and John Weekes Neuroscience,…

5. Knowing me and knowing you. How are our partnerships and work with the community evaluated?

 Presentation Abstracts Ways of evaluating the READi graduate accessibility training program Jin Kang, Adrian Chan, Audrey Girouard School of…

6. Tips & tools for CE in not-so-normal times. Challenges & opportunities that emerged from the pandemic.

 Presentation Abstracts HCI research at the Creative Interactions Lab: from physical studies to virtual opportunities Audrey Girouard, School of…

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