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Application for a 4th Year Honours Academic Supervisor

Use the below form, Part I: Application to apply for a BIOL4907 or BIOL4908 academic Supervisor.

Nb. this form is not required for BIOL4905. 

Nb. once submitted, each Faculty/ Adjunct Professor you list will receive a copy of your application to aid their evaluation of your application. You will then be notified by the Biology Dept. whether your application is successful or not. 

Application for a 4th Year Honours Academic Supervisor

Step 1. Student Information

Name(Required)

Step 2. Faculty / Adjunct Professor Selection

Identify your top-3 Faculty/ Adjunct Professors you are applying to, which BIOL capstone course you are applying for, which term(s) you wish to enrol within, and starting which year.
Faculty / Adjunct Professor(Required)
Indicate up to 3 preferred supervisors. Use the + button on the right side of the row to add additional rows. The more faculty and adjunct professors you list as preferred, the more will see your application and the greater the chance that you will find a supervisor.
Name (no prefix)
Email
 
Course(Required)
Term(Required)
Starting 20XX(Required)
Do you meet your capstone course prerequisites by the time the course starts?(Required)
(refer to course prerequisites https://calendar.carleton.ca/undergrad/courses/BIOL/)

Step 3. Relevant Transcript Grades

In the space below identify recent courses you have completed (with grades) and currently enrolled courses that relate to your capstone interests.
Please indicate your current GPA.
List up to 10 relevant transcript grades.
Course Code
Grade or Enrolled
 

Step 4. Statement of Academic Interest

In the space below describe your academic interests as these relate to your capstone course, and what skills/goals you hope to achieve by the course’s end.
Note that each of the Faculty/ Adjunct Professors you identified above will receive a copy of this statement. Consider writing 3 separate paragraphs in the 3 separate form boxes, addressed to each of your choice supervisors.

Step 5. Other skills?

In the space below identify skill sets you have that may be applicable to your capstone course. Consider for example, certifications such as First Aid/CPR, WHIMS, boat licence, electrofishing, centrifuge, … … …

Step 6. Other Information

Do you have Access or Accommodation requirements that may affect your participation in your Capstone course? In providing this information you are giving consent to disclose this information to your Supervisor upon request.(Required)
Do you have any allergies, dietary restrictions, or special medications that the Supervisor will need to be aware of? In providing this information you are giving consent to disclose this information to your Supervisor upon request.(Required)

Personal information collected through this form will be used and disclosed by ÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´ University under the authority of the ÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´ University Act, 1957, and in accordance with sections 39, 41 and 42 of Ontario’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. The purpose of this form and data collected is to manage your registration for the indicated courses and related activities. The information will be used to confirm your eligibility in the course, to manage access to any labs or associated facilities, and to assist with the completion of your project. We may also use the contact information provided to inform you about activities related to the Department of Biology, the Institute of Biochemistry, and ÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´ University. Your information may be disclosed internally to faculty members and/or those to whom you are assigned for the purposes of course administration.  If you have any general questions about the processing of personal information by ÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´ University, please contact the Manager, Privacy & Access to Information, by phone at 613-520-2600 ext. 2047 or by Email via University_Privacy_Office@carleton.ca.

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