Renewal of the Healthy Workplace Strategy and Wellness Panel Discussion and Event
We are pleased to announce that Carleton’s Healthy Workplace Strategy has been renewed for 2025 – 2028, and we will be celebrating it at the Healthy Workplace Panel Discussion and Wellness Fair on January 28.
Finalized in 2025, the updated strategy illustrates Carleton’s ongoing commitment and pursuit of health and well-being across our organization.
The strategy includes themes that we heard during focus groups and interviews with interest holders across campus, including staff and faculty, managers and senior leadership.
What Does a Healthy Workplace Look Like For You?
The Healthy Workplace Strategy serves to align programming, activities and resources as well as provide guidance and inspiration for workplace well-being at the individual, team, and organizational levels. We encourage you to review the strategy and reflect on how you see and contribute to a healthy workplace at Carleton. What does a healthy workplace look like for you?
You can review the strategy in full here: 2025/2028 Healthy Workplace Strategy
We’d like to thank the Healthy Workplace Strategy Task Force:
- Cindy Taylor, Healthy Workplace Co-Chair (retired)
- Adrian Chan, Professor (Systems & Computing Engineering), Healthy Workplace Co-Chair
- Kristie Tousignant, Associate Vice President (Student Health & Wellness)
- Robyn McQuaid – Assistant Professor (Neuroscience)
- Paul Mkandawire – Professor (Institute of Interdisciplinary Studies)
In addition, we’d like to thank the Carleton community for their ongoing support for Healthy Workplace at Carleton. We couldn’t do this without you, and we look forward to continuing the journey together.
January 28, 2026: Healthy Workplace Panel Discussion and Wellness Fair
Join us on Wednesday, January 28 for an afternoon dedicated to creating space for important conversations about the workplace health and well-being at Carleton University.
This event will take place from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the Teraanga Commons Conference rooms (second floor) and will include a panel discussion on workplace health and well-being, and a Wellness Showcase. Panelists include Dr. Adrian Chan (Systems and Computer Engineering), Danielle Manley (School of Nursing), and Caroline Workman (Canada Life). The conversation will be moderated by Dr. Sarah Todd (Arthur Kroeger College, School of Social Work).