Communication News

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

Attallah Lecture: Technology and Truth and the Digital Age

Attallah Lecture: Technology and Truth and the Digital Age

Knezevic to work with Small Scale Food Processors Association

Knezevic to work with Small Scale Food Processors Association

Associate Professor Irena Knezevic has secured a new grant through the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council’s Partnership Engage Grant program. The funding will allow her to conduct community-based research... More

Communication and Media Studies program heavily represented at recent CCA conference

Communication and Media Studies program heavily represented at recent CCA conference

A number of our professors and graduate students participated at this year’s annual conference of the Canadian Communication Association (CCA), held in Vancouver, British Columbia from June 3-5, 2019.  Founded... More

Communication and Media Studies welcomes Emily Hiltz and Vincent Andrisani

Communication and Media Studies welcomes Emily Hiltz and Vincent Andrisani

We are delighted to welcome Dr. Emily Hiltz and Dr. Vincent Andrisani to our Communication and Media Studies faculty. Dr. Hiltz will be teaching a range of courses in the areas... More

From the grey: Piecing together the fragments of communication studies in Canada

From the grey: Piecing together the fragments of communication studies in Canada

By Jordan Haworth Though a staple program in Universities around the world, the field of communication studies remains relatively young. In Canada, it emerged in the mid-to-late twentieth century under... More

Lauriault’s Open Smart City research is shaping Canadian cities

Lauriault’s Open Smart City research is shaping Canadian cities

The ground breaking research on Open Smart Cities led by Tracey P. Lauriault in collaboration with OpenNorth Canada's leading civil society organization on open data and funded by Natural Resource... More

Q and A with Sarah MacLean: Winner of the 2019 Canadian Journal of Communication Best...

Q and A with Sarah MacLean: Winner of the 2019 Canadian Journal of Communication Best Student Paper Award

Carleton PhD student Sarah MacLean was awarded this year’s Canadian Journal of Communication (CJC) Paper Award during the 14th Annual Communication Graduate Caucus (CGC) Conference.  She was selected as the... More

INSIDIOUS – Grad Student Conference a Huge Success!

INSIDIOUS – Grad Student Conference a Huge Success!

The School of Journalism and Communication hosted the 14th annual Communication Graduate Caucus (CGC) Conference last week, a two-day event that attracted over a hundred communications students from across the... More

Critical Conversations: Reinventing the Media in Canada for the 21st Century

Critical Conversations: Reinventing the Media in Canada for the 21st Century

With major changes set to take place to the Broadcasting Act, the Telecommunications Act, and the Copyright Act—and with global Internet giants like Google, Facebook, and Netflix coming under increased... More

Professor Benjamin Woo Wins 2019 Teaching Achievement Award at Carleton University

Professor Benjamin Woo Wins 2019 Teaching Achievement Award at Carleton University

Assistant Professor Benjamin Woo has received a 2019 Carleton University Teaching Achievement Award. This award is intended to enhance teaching and the quality of instruction at Carleton University, while recognizing... More