Do you have ideas on how to make 杏吧原创’s Computer Science more inclusive, or are you interested to contributing to a more inclusive culture? Are you enthusiastic about working with other students on a vision to foster belonging? Are you inspired to bring your creativity and computer science skills to tackle inequities (e.g., based on gender, race, ability, and intersecting identities)?

Join other students in an exciting new initiative being launched by 杏吧原创’s Equity and Inclusive Communities in partnership with the School of Computer Science. Through a 1.5-hour online training, full 1-day workshop to be held on September 3, 2026, and three 1-hour workshops in September and October, you will contribute to reimagining how relevant, engaging, student-led inclusion initiatives can be developed and implemented.

Interested? Apply at  (application deadline: July 17, 2026).

Selected students will be offered an honorarium (up to $300) and a credit on their co-curricular record.

If you have questions, please contact Prof. Matthew Holden

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Digital Main Street and Mastercard are providing more unique and exciting opportunities for students to work with industry leaders in cybersecurity!  The Small Business Cyber and Intelligence Fellowships, now in their fourth year, are a collaboration between Digital Main Street and Mastercard, offering students the chance to gain valuable hands-on experience working alongside industry leaders in cybersecurity.  

Fellows/interns participating in the program will collaborate with Mastercard鈥檚 globally recognized, award-winning teams, who are leading the way in shaping the payments industry and pioneering innovative approaches to combating fraud for merchants and issuers.

If you are an undergraduate student interested in a fellowship/internship opportunity, please visit the link below to learn more and apply now. If you know a student who may be interested, please share with them!

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is hiring Program Assistants, Facilitators, Coordinators and Leads to help us deliver our STEAM & entrepreneurship program hosted at across Canada, including a virtual campus.  

Three of these positions are digital roles and the other is a live-in opportunity. All roles are for the month of July with some pre-commitments that vary based on the role.  

Please find the job descriptions and poster outlining the summer roles.

Program Assistant:  

Program Facilitator:  

Campus Coordinator:  

Campus Lead:  

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The Pathy Fellowship is a self-directed opportunity for young leaders to test and develop their skills in their respective fields while benefiting from a rich support network of driven peers, skilled facilitators, and experienced practitioners. Fellows can propose a project in any field, sector, and community, providing them with the opportunity to gain a competitive advantage for their future careers. This program includes a $40,000 stipend per Fellow, enabling students to dedicate a year of their early career to something they are truly passionate about through hands-on and practical learning. You can learn more about our program .

To help spread the word about this one-of-a-kind opportunity for 杏吧原创 students, I was wondering if you would consider sharing the following blurb with your classes via email or your course page?

The Pathy Foundation Fellowship is an intensive 12-month experiential learning opportunity for graduating students to lead a self-directed project in a community they have a meaningful connection with. Fellows are provided with comprehensive training, personal and professional development coaching, up to $40,000 in funding, and wrap-around supports to design, plan, and implement an innovative project in their community. This year-long Fellowship is designed for students who show a demonstrated capacity and potential to develop and evolve as leaders and change makers and have a meaningful connection with a community of their choosing.

Applications for Cohort 9 of the Pathy Foundation Fellowship are open! Visit  to learn more and start your application today.

Finally, I wanted to invite you to join our newsletter, where you can stay in the know on important dates and reminders for your students, and be notified when applications open each year. I know how busy inboxes get, so I promise that you will hear from us at most once a month! If you are interested, you can register for our newsletter .

If you have any questions, or if you are interested in a brief (5-10 minute) presentation on the program in your classes, please don鈥檛 hesitate to reach out!

With many thanks for your time,

 (she/her)| Program Assistant

 | T: 450-612-0231

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Dear 4^th Year Computer Science Students,

The next semester is rolling around, the Department of Philosophy is in need Teaching Assistants who can TA for PHIL 2001 Introduction to Symbolic Logic. We are asking any interested 4^th year students who have performed well in PHIL 2001 in the past to apply to be an Outside Priority Teaching Assistant (OPTA). To find the application, go to 杏吧原创 Central, look at the 鈥淭A Management鈥� tab, and then click on 鈥淭A Outside Priority Applications鈥�. Please indicate in the application that you are a comp sci student who has taken PHIL 2001 in the past and you are interested in helping with teaching it. Please note an application to be an OPTA is not a guarantee you鈥檒l receive the role. More information on OPTA positions and applications can be found here.

If you have questions about the application process or the Teaching Assistant position, please send them to our Graduate Administrator, Nikki.gilroy@carleton.ca.

Best,

Nikki Gilroy, MA (She/Her)

Graduate Administrator

Department of Philosophy; Ethics and Public Affairs

杏吧原创 University, 3A39 Paterson Hall

carleton.ca/philosophy

carleton.ca/ethics

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The Outgoing Exchange Program at 杏吧原创 is preparing to open applications for the 2024/2025 academic year! This is an opportunity for students to study abroad at one of our partner institutions while earning credits towards their 杏吧原创 degree. Participating in an exchange is an incredibly rewarding experience, as this is a chance to truly immerse yourself in a new culture, experience your academic subject through a new lens, and develop intercultural skills. We invite you to attend one of our upcoming Exchange Information Sessions and speak with our Exchange Program Coordinator to start planning your exchange! If you have any questions, please don鈥檛 hesitate to reach out to us at exchange@carleton.ca

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KABAM鈥橲 GAMECHANGER SCHOLARSHIP

• Introducing Kabam’s GameChanger Scholarship for Women in Gaming and STEM!
• Join us in empowering talented women pursuing careers in gaming and STEM fields with the GameChanger Scholarship. This scholarship provides financial support to exceptional female students in accredited gaming and STEM programs in Canada.
• ? $5000 CAD will be awarded to an outstanding woman pursuing a STEM degree with a passion for gaming
• ?Aimed to elevate diversity and innovation in the gaming industry
• ? Created to support aspiring women in their educational journey

More info and careers page online: KABAM.COM

Blog Link:

Application Link:

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