Women in Engineering Archives | Faculty of Engineering and Design

July 29, 2019

Carleton’s Cynthia Cruickshank Awarded $5.1 Million to Accelerate Innovation and Reduce Emissions in Canada’s Building...

Carleton’s Cynthia Cruickshank Awarded $5.1 Million to Accelerate Innovation and Reduce Emissions in Canada’s Building Sector

Catherine McKenna, minister of Environment and Climate Change visited the Carleton University campus on Friday, July 26 to announce that Cynthia Cruickshank has received $5.1 million in funding from the... More

April 15, 2019

Two Students Recognized with Adrian Chan Award for Volunteer and Community Service

It is a first in its eight-year history that more than one deserving student from the research-intensive Faculty of Engineering and Design has been recognized with the Adrian D.C. Chan... More

March 15, 2019

Engineering and IT Grad Students Hit the Podium at Carleton’s Three Minute Thesis Competition

Originally launched by the University of Queensland in Australia, the popular research communication contest has been held annually at Carleton since 2013. Out of a field of 19 contestants who... More

March 8, 2019

Celebrating Carleton Women

A balanced world is a better world, and celebrating the achievements of women is a step toward a more gender-balanced world. That’s one of the messages shared on the website... More

December 14, 2018

Revisiting a Role Model

Joyce Ibrahim remembers a conversation she had five years ago with a teacher in a hallway of her high school, the outcome of which helped shape her future. Uncertain about what... More

December 11, 2018

Carleton Welcomes New Frontiers in Research Fund

By Joseph MathieuPhotos courtesy of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Researchers, parliamentarians, and diplomats gathered in the mezzanine of Bayview Yards on Dec. 6, 2018 for the announcement of... More

October 2, 2018

Graduate Research Highlights Sustainable Benefits of Biofiltration

Ever wondered what processes your water goes through before it ends up in your glass? Ashley Piche, a Master of Applied Science student in Environmental Engineering at Carleton University has compared the... More

July 23, 2018

Carleton Architecture PhD Student Wins Prestigious Vanier Award

Carleton PhD students Trycia Bazinet, from the School of Indigenous and Canadian Studies and Émélie Desrochers-Turgeon, from the Azrieli School of Architecture and Urbanism, have both won Vanier awards. These extremely prestigious scholarships... More

July 17, 2018

Professor Winnie Ye Recognized for Photonics Research and Outreach

Carleton Professor Winnie Ye is being recognized for both her innovative research and her tireless efforts to encourage and support young women to pursue degrees and careers in engineering.

May 14, 2018

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna Cheers on Technovation Challenge at Carleton

Who runs the world? Girls do. That was clear at the fourth annual Ottawa Technovation Challenge Pitch Competition, where nine teams out of 38 Ottawa-area schools pitched empowering and innovative... More

January 31, 2018

Networking Evening Celebrates Diversity in Engineering and Technology Sectors

As part of an eventful week of career-related programming, Carleton’s Co-op and Career Services recently hosted an all-new networking evening aimed at celebrating and promoting diversity within the engineering and... More

January 9, 2018

Carleton to Host Diversity in Engineering & Technology Networking Evening

As part of an exciting week of career-related programming, Co-op and Career Services and our presenting sponsor, Ericsson, are pleased to host a networking evening celebrating Diversity in Engineering and Technology focusing... More