Communication News

A week of data, society and technology with Prof. Lauriault

A week of data, society and technology with Prof. Lauriault

Dr. Tracey P. Lauriault spend most of last week, March 2-6, talking Data Data, Data & Technology! Monday, Dr. Lauriault participated as a member of the Multi-Stakeholder Forum on Open... More

Prof. Lauriault is off to Victoria, BC

Prof. Lauriault is off to Victoria, BC

Prof. Tracey P. Lauriault is invited to speak at the Province of BC 21st Annual Privacy and Security Conference at the Victoria Conference Centre between February 5-7 in Victoria. She... More

Celebrating our School’s students on the Dean’s Honour List

Celebrating our School’s students on the Dean’s Honour List

Prof. Lauriault to speak at the first Canadian Data Governance Standardization Collaborative Plenary

Prof. Lauriault to speak at the first Canadian Data Governance Standardization Collaborative Plenary

Prof. Tracey P. Lauriault will join data and AI experts this Thursday afternoon to discuss the role of standards and data governance in a time where systems are interconnected, AI/ML... More

Open Smart Cities at Curiosity on Stage (evening edition): When your city is smarter than...

Open Smart Cities at Curiosity on Stage (evening edition): When your city is smarter than you

Prof. Tracey P. Lauriault will be onstage at the Museum of Science and Technology with Marc René de Cotret, director of service transformation at the City of Ottawa, as part... More

COMS welcomes Keith Denny as visiting practitioner

COMS welcomes Keith Denny as visiting practitioner

The Communication and Media Studies programs welcomes Dr. Keith Denny as our Visiting Practitioner for the Winter 2020 term.  Dr Denny is the Director, Clinical Data Standards and Quality, at... More

Upcoming conference focuses on past and future communication theory

Upcoming conference focuses on past and future communication theory

The Communication and Media Studies program in Carleton’s School of Journalism and Communication is set to host INTO THE AIR, an international symposium on communication and media theory, on January... More

Seeing the Unseen: Film screening and panel highlight women on the autism spectrum

Seeing the Unseen: Film screening and panel highlight women on the autism spectrum

By Miranda J. Brady and Christine Jenkins  Did you know that autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can present differently in women and girls when compared with their male counterparts? On Friday,... More

Knezevic and team publish special issue on social and informal economy of food

Knezevic and team publish special issue on social and informal economy of food

Irena Knezevic has been part of the Nourishing Communities Research Group since its inception in 2007. The research network, which connects more than 80 community, academic, government and private sector... More

Bivens delivers two keynote addresses

Bivens delivers two keynote addresses

Rena Bivens was invited to deliver two keynote talks at events in Toronto this fall. The first was on Friday, September 13th for the fourth annual event, For Whom The... More

Benjamin Woo wins Early Researcher Award

Benjamin Woo wins Early Researcher Award

Tracking FPA grads: new data on where alumni are working

Tracking FPA grads: new data on where alumni are working

New data from the Faculty of Public Affairs concluded that a large majority of journalism and communication graduates are securing jobs outside of traditional media industries. Sixty percent of journalism... More