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Upcoming dates and deadlinesFebruary 17: April examination schedule available online.
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CU Unplugged Student Concert SeriesCome out and enjoy CU Unplugged, a relaxing student concert in Rooster’s Coffeehouse. Enjoy music, the chance to win prizes, as well as complimentary tea for everyone the entire evening on February 9th beginning at 9:30 p.m. Performers can sign-up in the Student Experience Office located at 430 Tory Building. With up to 12 different performances by your peers lined up, ranging from singing to acoustic guitars to rap, the evening will certainly to be blast. The CU Unplugged Student Concert Series is part of the Student Experience Office’s CU@NIGHT program of late night events. For more information, visit http://Carleton.ca/seo/CUatNIGHT
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Apply To Be A Fall Orientation Volunteer!
Applications are now being accepted for a variety of roles for CUSA/RRRA/SEO Fall Orientation Week. Fall Orientation is a one week program at the beginning of the fall semester for new students, focusing on the holistic integration into the Carleton Community through social, academic and cultural events Fall Orientation Volunteers will have the opportunity to get involved in student life on campus, meet a new and diverse group of people and assist with the transition process into university for new students. Interested applicants can drop off their application forms to the CUSA office located at 401 University Centre. Please visit the website for complete details on the positions available and for the application form. For more information about the opportunity, please email fallorientation@carleton.ca.
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International Development Week (IDW) 2012, February 5 to 10IDW allows for members of the Carleton community to develop greater international understanding, while learning about different opportunities to become engaged as global citizens. The International Student Services Office, in collaboration with other university partners, including student clubs and other university departments, have put together a list of events for the community to become engaged. For a complete list of events visit: http://carleton.ca/isso/programs-events/international-development-week/
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Through a Global Lens Photo Exhibit and Winners AnnouncementVisit the fourth floor of the University Centre from Monday, February 6 to Wednesday February 8, to vote for your favorite photos amongst close to 450 photographs submitted by members of the Carleton community sharing their experiences abroad. The winners of the competition will be announced on Thursday, February 9, at 3:00 p.m., at the exhibit.
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Campus2Career registration underwayCampus2Career starts in March, but registration opened February 1 and there’s something for everyone! Whether you’re in engineering in need of a resumé review, or a BA student interested in learning where your degree fits in the work world, there’s an event to help you network and learn more about the practical side of your program. Go to http://www.carleton.ca/c2c now for a complete list of events.
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We want to hear from you
Carleton University takes part in a number of surveys in order to learn more about your university experience. On February 6, a random selection of 1,500 final-year students will be sent an invitation to their Carleton email address to participate in the Canadian Undergraduate Survey Consortium (CUSC). If you have received an invitation to this survey, please take the time to fill it out! Find out more about CUSC online at: http://oirp.carleton.ca/surveys/CUSCinfo.pdf
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Be on the watch for the promo team in Learning Support ServicesIf you haven’t already spotted them in their Carleton red t-shirts and benefited from their expertise, be on the lookout for Learning Support Services staff who are out and around campus (residence commons, athletics, Loeb, and Tory) throughout the term. The helpful staff can help you connect with the various academic support resources available through SASC and have plenty of “top 10 tips” as well as other information about all of LSS’ programs and services. You can also visit the Learning Support Services website for more information on the services they offer.
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CCS Offers Mac SupportOn site support for Mac Desktops (iMac) and Notebooks (MacBook Pro, MacBook Air) is available every Tuesday and Thursday from 8:30 – noon at 1251 Herzberg. At this time, support services for Mac will include hardware warranty repairs, hardware upgrades / repairs, software images and general software support. For more information, please contact Hardware Services at 613.520.2600 x4063. In addition, CCS Service Desk Support is available at 509 MacOdrum Library to help you configure your Mac on Carleton’s wired and wireless networks, as well as configure your email. For more information, please contact CCS Service Desk at 613.520.3700. |
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Department of Housing Summer Program AssistantWe are currently hiring for our Summer Program Assistant positions. The deadline for completed applications is Tuesday February 14, 2012 at 12 p.m. A complete application includes the application form, answers to the essay questions and an updated resume with references. Applications are to be submitted to Natalie Allan through the Department of Housing and Conference Services at 261 Stormont House. Successful applicants will be contacted for an interview, which includes presenting a program to the hiring board that you wish to implement should you be selected. Presentations should include multimedia and a handout. Summer Program Assistant Job Description
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Learning Support Services workshopsDrop by the Learning Support Services located on the fourth floor, MacOdrum Library for a 25-minute study-skills workshop on the following topics. Monday, February 6 Tuesday, February 7 Wednesday, February 8 Thursday, February 9 Friday, February 10 You can also earn a Skills for Academic Success Certificate by attending a minimum of five Learning Support Services study skills workshops throughout the academic year. And you can also earn Co-Curricular Record (CCR) credit for it too! To register for workshops, please use the MySuccess link on Carleton Central; and for more information, please visit: carleton.ca/lss
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