Student Life
This section of our website holds important links, information, news, events, and resources for current students in the School of Linguistics and Language Studies (SLaLS).
Important Links for Current Students
Forms and Resources
Browse through our undergraduate and graduate student forms and resources.
Language Learning Resource Centre
Learn more about the Language Learning Resource Centre (LLRC) in 337 S. Patrick’s Building.
Student Groups
Meet our undergraduate and graduate student groups, CATL and SALaDS!
Bulletin Board
Learn more about upcoming conferences, lectures, workshops, awards, grants, research and internship opportunities, bursaries, positions, and more.
Upcoming Student Events
Apr 4
20th Annual Graduate Student Symposium | Bridging Words, Worlds, and Wonder: Exploring Innovations in Language Studies
- 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
- 303 St. Patrick’s Building (Carleton University Art Gallery), Carleton University
Apr 9
Linguavision 2025
- 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM
- Southam Hall (Kailash Mital Theatre), Carleton University
Apr 10
2025 Honours Thesis Conference
- 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
- 303 St. Patrick’s Building (Carleton University Art Gallery), Carleton University
May 10
Future Ravens Welcome
- 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
- Carleton University, Carleton University
SLaLS Student News | Celebrating Student Success
Mar Pauls Receives Best Poster Award at WISSLR 2025
Congratulations to MA student Mar Pauls, who received the Best Poster Award at the 17th annual Western Interdisciplinary Student Symposium…
Ann-Sophie Boily Publishes in Cahiers du CIÉRA
Congratulations to PhD student Ann-Sophie Boily, whose first solo research article has been published in Cahiers du CIÉRA. Ann-Sophie Boily…
Building Bridges: Lawrence Barss’ Experience with the Kakehashi Project
‘Kakehashi,’ meaning ‘bridge,’ perfectly encapsulates the spirit of the Kakehashi Project. This initiative has been inspiring both Canadian and Japanese…
Contest Alert | Share Your Photos in Our New Grad Spaces for a Chance to Win a $25 Gift Card!
As we approach the annual graduate student symposium (and the end of the winter term), what better way to celebrate…