Jamie J. Carmichael

Associate Registrar (Scheduling and Examination Services)

Jamie J. Carmichael is Associate Registrar of Scheduling and Examination Services at Carleton University, a leadership role she has held since 2017. Alongside her administrative responsibilities, she is pursuing a PhD in Anthropology, focusing on ADHD and family structure. Carmichael’s current research reflects a trajectory shaped by lived experience and builds on a growing interdisciplinary body of scholarship. 

Carmichael’s academic work includes significant contributions to research on academic integrity and machine learning. She completed a Master of Applied Science and was awarded the University Medal for Outstanding Graduate Research in 2024. She is also co-editor and contributor to the 2023 Springer volume Fake Degrees and Fraudulent Credentials in Higher Education, which examines issues of credential fraud and integrity in post-secondary education. 

In addition to publishing scholarly papers, Carmichael has presented and co-presented at numerous national and international conferences and is regularly invited to share her expertise with specialized groups in higher education.  

As a member of the Towards Carleton@100 strategic visioning process, Carmichael brings expertise in higher education, research scholarship and institutional leadership while continuing to advance her doctoral research.