Graduate Profile: Criminology's Jasmine Linton

A lot changed for Jasmine Linton in her time at Carleton.

She began as a student in the Bachelor of Arts, Criminology in 2016 with the intention of working in criminal justice. But she had another trick up her sleeve: baking.

In 2019, she was chosen to be a contestant on the Great Canadian Baking Show, where she baked her famous Strawberry Lemon Moscato sheet cake.

Read about that cake and Jasmine’s plans for the future.

Tuesday, June 23, 2020 in Institute of Criminology and Criminal Justice, News
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