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The Childhood and Youth Studies program at Carleton University prepares students to be compassionate and skilled professionals who work with children and youth. Hear why Aaliyah chose the program in the video below https://youtu.be/2TYjWRhUZT8

Learn more about the program at admissions.carleton.ca/programs/childhood-and-youth-studies/

Childhood and Youth Studies at Carleton — Aaliyah's story For more information about Carleton University's Childhood and Youth Studies BA program, visit us online at https://admissions.carleton.ca/programs/childhood...

Studying Art History at Carleton University in Canada's capital city is stacked with advantages. Hear from Art History student Sam below and learn more about the program at admissions.carleton.ca/programs/art-history/
https://youtu.be/yo4NqX843HM

Art History at Carleton — Sam's story For more information on Carleton University's Art History BA program, visit us online at https://admissions.carleton.ca/programs/art-history

We'll take 'Things That Make Us Proud' for $1000! 🤩

Tune in to Jeopardy! tonight to watch Carleton grad Amanda Prusila compete! Amanda graduated with her Bachelor’s in Journalism and French, and an MA in Film Studies.

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Orange Shirt Day: Reflections from Indigenous Studies student Belle Bailey Algonquin woman, activist and Indigenous Studies student Belle Bailey reflects on her time at Carleton University, what inspired her to pursue Jingle dress d...

Tar Sands Songbook was created by New York-based musician, author and climate activist Tanya Kalmanovitch, who grew up in Fort McMurray. She combines video, storytelling, personal history, and live violin and fiddle music to investigate our unseen relationships to oil. Join us for a fantastic performance and conversation on Tuesday, March 28, 7 pm at Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre. https://carleton.ca/mssc/cu-events/listening-cafe-2-listening-to-the-climate-emergency-through-the-tar-sands-songbook/

Discover how Carleton’s unique music program helped Ottawa-based artist Angelique Francis launch a successful career as a musician. 🎤 She’s even headed to the #Junos this weekend as a nominee🎵 Congratulations Angelique! https://carleton.ca/music/?utm_medium=social+organic&utm_source=facebook&utm_content=video Carleton University Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Carleton University Music #ottawaartist #localartist #canadianmusic #music

It's Valentine's Day and we're celebrating love in all its forms. 💝 But what happens to your brain when you're falling in love? We asked Cognitive Science Prof. Jim Davies to break down the science of falling in love. 🧠🫀 Carleton University Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences #ValentinesDay #CognitiveScience #BrainScience

PhD student Alicia McVarnock (Carleton University Department of Psychology) was on CBC Ottawa News discussing her 2021-2022 Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship win, along with her research on shyness and academic adjustment in university.

CBC INTERVIEW WITH VANIER AWARD WINNER FROM CARLETON Carleton University PhD student Alicia McVarnock (Developmental Psychology) is interviewed by the CBC to discuss her research and winning a 2021-2022 Vanier ...