Archives: Alumni

Friday, October 8, 2021

MPPA Alum Megan Linton’s Mission to Create a Safer, More Accessible World

By Brenna Mackay At a time when many people felt like their lives had come to a halt, Megan Linton was the busiest she had ever been. Over the past year, the recent Carleton Master of Public Policy and Administration (MPPA) graduate was juggling research, writing and community activism, seeking to inform policy changes that impact people... More

Wednesday, March 17, 2021

IPA Graduate Chief Darcy Gray featured in FPA Voices

IPA Graduate Chief Darcy Gray was featured in FPA Voices article written by Mary Giles.   Building Community in Difficult Circumstances In the same week as his convocation from the first cohort of Carleton’s graduate diploma in Indigenous Policy and Administration (IPA), Chief Darcy Gray was elected chief of Listuguj First Nation. He is... More

Monday, March 8, 2021

Celebrating Carleton Leaders on International Women’s Day

By Samantha Campling This year, the theme for International Women’s Day is #ChallengeForChange. Carleton University is celebrating by sharing the stories of 16 leaders – students, staff and faculty members – who continue to challenge the status quo and push for better—a better community, a better Canada and a better world. Yaprak... More

Wednesday, January 6, 2021

MAPA Alumna and Carleton Chancellor Yaprak Baltacioğlu Appointed to the Order of Canada

Carleton University Chancellor Yaprak Baltacioğlu (MAPA ’89) was named to the prestigious Order of Canada on Dec. 30, 2020 when the Governor General announced 61 new appointments. Established in 1967, the Order of Canada recognizes people who make extraordinary contributions to the nation. “This is the 40th year of making Canada my... More

Thursday, August 13, 2020

Lloyd Stanford: Seven Decades of Giving

From FutureFunder News... By: Jenna Hobin Lloyd Stanford (DPA '60 and MAPA '61) took a brief pause from his morning routine as he lowered the volume on CBC News. The clinking sound of a teaspoon was interrupted by jovial chuckling as he thought back to his first donation to Carleton-a gift of $3.00 in... More

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