Carleton Alumni Ross Koningstein Shares Passion for Green Technology in...
Carleton Faculty of Engineering and Design alumni Ross Koningstein went to Silicon Valley and helped build a little company that we know as Google. As engineering director emeritus, Koningstein is in...
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Professor Jill Stoner Appointed new Director of Azrieli School of...
Carleton University’s Faculty of Engineering and Design is pleased to announce the appointment of Jill Lahn Stoner as the new Director of the Azrieli School of Architecture and Urbanism effective July...
View ArticleHadfield Bursary Winner to Study Aerospace Engineering at Carleton
Andre Lawrence, recipient of the Hadfield bursary, will attend Carleton University this fall to study aerospace engineering. The $2,000 bursary will help pay tuition costs to attend Canada’s capital...
View ArticleGoogle Interaction Designer to Visit Virtual Ventures’ Codemakers Girls Jr....
Virtual Ventures will host Faculty of Engineering and Design alumni and Google User Experience Designer Hannah Johnston as part of the Codemakers Girls Jr. Camp on Friday, July 10, 2015. A former...
View ArticleCarleton Undergrad Ann Gunaratnam Awarded Hydro One Women in Engineering...
We are pleased to announce that Carleton undergraduate student Ann Gunaratnam has been awarded the Hydro One Women in Engineering Scholarship. The award is presented annually to women studying...
View ArticleGoogle Interaction Designer Brings Inspiration to Codemakers Girls Jr. Camp
Google interaction designer and Carleton alumna Hannah Johnston made a guest appearance on campus Friday to share advice and inspiration with a group of young girls aspiring to be leaders in...
View ArticleCarleton’s Ravens Racing Team Achieves Best Ever Competition Results
Carleton University’s Ravens Racing team achieved its best ever competition results this past June. The team is made up of 50 students from the research-intensive Faculty of Engineering and Design who...
View ArticleCarleton Researchers Designing Drones to Help Small Farmers
For years, Jeremy Laliberté has been working on ways to apply drone technology to real-world issues. This summer, the Carleton engineering professor put his ideas to the test with a student from Mexico...
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Carleton Engineering and Design Grad Dr. Jagmohan Humar to receive A.D....
Dr. Jagmohan Humar has been named the winner of this year’s A.D. Dunton Alumni Award of Distinction – Carleton’s highest alumni honour. The award is presented annually by the Carleton University Alumni...
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Carleton Engineering and Design Grad Eric Chan to receive Young Alumni...
Eric Chan has been named the winner of this year’s Young Alumni Achievement Award. Established in 2013, the honour recognizes a recent graduate under the age of 35 who has achieved significant...
View ArticleSupport and Advice for First-Year Engineering Students
Need help with first-year courses, language skills or general transition issues? Upper-year engineering students and staff from Linguistics and Language Studies are here to answer your questions. DROP...
View ArticleCarleton University and NAV CANADA to establish Aerospace Centre of...
Carleton University and NAV CANADA have signed an agreement to work toward establishing an Aerospace Centre of Excellence in Cornwall, Ont. that would offer a variety of pioneering programs to...
View ArticleProfessor Cynthia Cruickshank Receives the CMHC Award for Excellence in...
Carleton University’s Cynthia Cruickshank, associate professor in the research intensive Faculty of Engineering and Design, has won the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) – Excellence in...
View ArticleCarleton University and Cisco Canada announce Research Chair in Sensor...
Carleton University and Cisco Canada announced today a $1.8-million grant over the next nine years to establish a Research Chair in Sensor Technology for the Internet of Things – a vast field where new...
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Carleton University Vigil for National Day of Remembrance & Action on...
On December 3rd, the CUSA Womyn’s Centre, Carleton Student Engineering Society (CSES), and the Consent Culture Committee will be hosting a student led vigil to honor the National Day of Remembrance...
View ArticleNew NSERC Grants Help Students Gain Valuable Practical Experience
The latest Collaborative Research and Training Experience Program (CREATE) research grants, totalling $3.3 million, awarded to several departments at Carleton will not only expand the focus on leading...
View ArticleRoberta Bondar Tours Carleton’s Aerospace Facilities
Roberta Bondar, Canada’s first woman astronaut, visited Carleton University on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2015 to speak with students and tour the university’s cutting-edge aerospace facilities. Bondar began...
View ArticleCarleton Industrial Design Student Wins Awards with Innovative Thinking
A fourth-year Carleton Industrial Design student has won an award from BlackBerry for a design that allows bicyclists to use their smartphones safely while pedalling down the road. Benjamin Miller, 23,...
View ArticleMinerva Canada 2016 James Ham Safe Design Award Competition
The Faculty of Engineering and Design is encouraging all Carleton undergraduate engineering students to enter the 2016 Minerva Canada’s James Ham Safe Design Award Competition. The annual award...
View ArticleApplications & Nominations for Adrian D. C. Chan Award now open!
The Adrian D. C. Chan Award for Volunteer and Community Service is issued annually, when merited, to a full-time undergraduate or graduate student enrolled in an engineering program in the Faculty of...
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