Here, you will find information about conferences, lectures, workshops, awards, grants, bursaries, and positions offered both on- and off-campus.
Visit our News and Events page and connect with us on social media to stay in the know about recent news, announcements, and upcoming events hosted by Carleton University's Department of Sociology and Anthropology.
Invitation to Students and Professors to Participate in a Study on COVID-19 Virtual Learning Experiences at Carleton University– Chance of winning one of four 50 CAD Amazon gift cards
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Call for Participants: Research project on disabled Chinese-Canadians and their experiences with Traditional Chinese Medicine
Call for proposals: Carleton Heritage Symposium 2025 - ON THE EDGE OF COLLAPSE
Research Study: Promoting Resiliency in Young Women through Accessible & Tailored Mental Health Resources
We are currently recruiting women in Ontario between the ages of 18-25 who experience loneliness, depression and substance use. We are looking to determine the differences in treatment between two virtual group therapy methods; Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Depression (CBTd) and a new psychotherapy method called ‘Groups for Health’ (G4H) developed by researchers in Australia. G4H uses the basis that strong support systems and social connectedness can increase mental and physical well-being on women with depression, increased loneliness, and who might use substances as a coping mechanism.
As a participant, students would be asked to complete 5 virtual group psychotherapy sessions that are expected to last around 75-90 minutes in length, 3 clinical questionnaire assessments and two mail-in cortisol saliva kits. Students would also be compensated for their time and effort.
This is an important research project as it will bring free, virtual, easily accessible therapy methods for depression, loneliness and substance use to our Carleton Community. The results of this study could have a strong impact on psychotherapy services in the future.
Pre-screen link: https://redcap.link/mudty56r
Symposium on Antisemitism at Brock UniversityFor years, antisemitism has been largely absent from Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) training within academia. Yet, addressing it has become imperative and it requires an understanding of its complexities and nuances. This symposium will bring together leading scholars and experts to help inform responses to antisemitism and equip the academic community with the knowledge and tools needed to foster a truly inclusive campus environment.
This is an opportunity to engage in the conversation, challenge perspectives, and help refine our collective understanding of this long-standing issue. Antisemitism is complex, like all anti-discrimination work, but each of us has agency for social change.
For more details and to register, please visit: www.antisemitismsymposium.com
Study Abroad Course 2025
From Intention To Action - Mental Health Support ProgramUniversity can be an overwhelming time for students to manage their own personal and academic stressors. Fortunately for Carleton students, FITA is here to help.
From Intention to Action (FITA) assists students in achieving their academic goals and maintaining good academic standing for their degree program. Students in this unique program receive support to better manage stress, incorporate better learning strategies and work towards improving their academic performance. FITA offers students weekly face-to-face appointments with an assigned coordinator for 12 sessions, while also facilitating connections with other on-campus services.
If you may be interested in FITA, please visit our website (carleton.ca/fita) for more information about the program and services offered.
If you have questions or would like to book an intake appointment, please visit https://carleton.ca/fita/contact-us/ to book an Intake Appointment. Should you have any other questions, please email alleystlouis@cunet.carleton.ca or by calling the Assistant Manager, Alley St. Louis at 613-520-2600 ext. 1028.
Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals (CAHP) Student Achievement Award
There are currently no opportunities. Please check back soon!
