The Sprott Lounge, Canadian Tea Time, Ravens Zone and Friday Socials are all virtual meeting spaces within different offices or societies on campus, intended for students to socialize and stay connected.

For more events and communities to stay in touch with your fellow Ravens, visit the Current Students’ Event Calendar. 

The post Carleton’s Online Communities appeared first on Current Students.

This is the last career fair of the year and a must-attend event if you’re in your last semester and will soon be looking for your first full-time job after graduation OR you’re a current student looking for a summer job or summer co-op.

Register now! Visit the Virtual Spring Career Fair event posting in mySuccess (login via Carleton Central) for further event details, tips for attending online recruitment events, and the list of 30+ participating companies.

Reminder: Many employers will be accepting resumes at the fair! If your resume needs a tune up, book a virtual resume review appointment with Career Services, or attend the virtual Prepare for the Fair events on March 23 and 24 to have your resume reviewed on the spot via Zoom. See mySuccess for details.

For more information, please contact Career Services.

The post Registration Now Open for Virtual Spring Career Fair appeared first on Current Students.

On January 8, 2020, a Ukrainian airliner crashed near Tehran, Iran. Victims of the crash included 57 Canadians. Among the victims, 34 people were employed at or studying in universities and colleges in Ontario. In remembrance of the victims and to commemorate the talent that has been lost, Ontario has provided publicly-assisted postsecondary institutions with dedicated scholarships for the 2020-2021 academic year.

Carleton University has been provided one (1) dedicated scholarship to be awarded to a student pursuing an undergraduate-level program of study, based on demonstrated financial need and merit, which includes academic achievement and leadership demonstrated through extra-curricular activities and community involvement.

Eligibility Requirements

• International or Domestic students currently enrolled and studying full time (in a minimum of 4.0 credits over the Fall/Winter session) in any undergraduate degree program at Carleton University
• Minimum CGPA of 9.0 or better
• Must demonstrate financial need
• Leadership skills demonstrated through extra-curricular activities and community involvement

Application Form

The 2020-2021 Application form is now open. Once complete, please email your application to Awards and Financial Aid.

Deadline

The deadline to apply is Friday, March 19, 2021.

The post Now Accepting Applications for the Ontario Remembrance Scholarship appeared first on Current Students.

Please note that for in-store shopping, you will be required to wear a mask and fill out a screening form. The Bookstore looks forward to serving you!

The post More Ways to Shop at The Carleton Bookstore appeared first on Current Students.

Don’t have a team? Sign up for the CAHL/CWAHL Spare List (information is circulated to teams looking for players). Visit the CAHL website for more information and application forms.

The post CAHL/CWAHL Summer Hockey Leagues appeared first on Current Students.

This year’s theme ‘Choose to Challenge’ focuses on raising awareness against bias and taking action for equality. You’re invited to join Carleton University communities throughout the day as we share videos and stories celebrating the achievements of women in our communities.

Join the conversation by following @Carleton_U on Twitter and Instagram, as we share message of from the Faculty of Engineering and Design, the Faculty of Science, the Sprott School of Business and members of the Carleton community.

The post Carleton Celebrates International Women’s Day appeared first on Current Students.

The post Discover Carleton’s New Women in Engineering & IT Program appeared first on Current Students.

In the third episode, Dr. Pychyl explains how what is often one’s worst enemy with procrastination – your cell phone – can instead be used as a tool to extend your willpower and focus on the task at hand. With pre-commitment, a good environment and getting rid of temptations, Dr. Pychyl will be able to help you overcome your procrastination habit.

The post Putting an End to Procrastination – Part 3: Extended Will appeared first on Current Students.

The post Submitting an RESP Form appeared first on Current Students.

The Town Hall launch event on March 11, 2021, will feature major players in Carleton Athletics, including a welcome and update from the AVP Athletics Jennifer Brenning, a Coaches’ Circle discussion representing our varsity teams and a special guest you don’t want to miss!

In addition, a unique halftime event will focus on the global phenomenon that is E-Sports and celebrate Carleton’s leading role in this dynamic new virtual space.

Please consider joining at the launch event for Thursday Night Live:

• Athletics Town Hall, Thursday, March 11: 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Register and you will be emailed a Zoom link closer to the event.

Athletics looks forward seeing you every month at Thursday Night Live!

The post Thursday Night Live with Carleton Athletics appeared first on Current Students.