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March Break Detailed Agenda

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences / Faculty of Public Affairs

Saturday, March 17, 2012

Time	Description
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.	Academic Zone Departmental Display Tables Location: Galleria, University Centre
10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.	Student Services Zone Carleton staff and students will be on hand to answer questions. Location: Galleria, University Centre
10:30 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.	Academic Session 1 Various locations
Anytime between 10:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.	Campus Tours – 45 minute walking tour Galleria, University Centre
Anytime between 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.	Residence Tours – 30 minute walking tour Fenn Lounge, Residence Commons
11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.	Academic Session 2 Various locations
12:30 p.m. – 1:15 p.m.	Academic Session 3 Various locations

Academic Sessions

Program	Title	10:30	11:30	12:30	Room #
Bachelor of Arts	Exploring Your World: The BA @ CU	x		x	302 AT
African Studies	Hearing African Beats: Studying Africa to Learn About the World		x		204 TB
Art History	Art History On Site			x	Carleton Art Gallery, SP
Canadian Studies	What You Didn’t Learn About Canadian Studies in High School	x			234 TB
Cognitive Science	Why Cognitive Science Is the Awesomest Discipline	x	x		217 TB
Communication Studies	Communication Studies at Carleton: A Capital Advantage	x			202 TB
Criminology and Criminal Justice	The Many Facets of Criminology and Criminal Justice	x	x	x	101 AT
Economics	Economics and the Modern World			x	219 TB
English	English @ Carleton	x	x		236 TB
European and Russian Studies	Why Study Europe? Why Study Russia?	x			238 TB
Enriched Support Program and Aboriginal Enriched Support Program	Don’t Miss Out on University! Explore Programs Designed to Help You qualify for A Degree			x	213 TB
Film Studies	Film Studies	x			240 PA
French	The French Connection	x	x		446 TB
Geography and Environmental Studies	The Art and Science of Humans and Their Environments		x		240 TB
Global Politics	Of Democrats and Dictators: Studying Political Science or Global Politics at Carleton			x	342 TB
Greek and Roman Studies	Why Greek and Roman Studies?			x	2A46 PA
History	Why You Should Study History at Carleton	x	x		208 TB
Law	Law Is Not Just for Lawyers	x			210 TB
Linguistics; Applied Linguistics and Discourse Studies; Modern Languages; and Certificate in Teaching of English as a Second Language	Language in the Mind, Language in the World	x	x		201 PA
Philosophy	Philosophy: A Life Examined	x			447 TB
Political Science	Of Democrats and Dictators: Studying Political Science or Global Politics at Carleton			x	342 TB
Psychology	The Psychology of Academic Success, Welcome to the Department of Psychology		x	x	301 AT
Religion	The Public Face of Religion			x	432 TB
Sociology and Anthropology	What You Always Wanted to Know About Hockey (but Didn’t Dare to Ask)			x	340 TB
Women’s and Gender Studies	The “F” Word			x	431 TB
Bachelor of Humanities	The Humanities: Great Books, Great Ideas, a Great Future	x	x	x	303 PA
Bachelor of Journalism	Journalism in the Digital World		x		102 AT
Bachelor of Music	Why Carleton Music Might Be Right for You			x	230 TB
Bachelor of Public Affairs and Policy Management	Understanding Public Affairs and Policy Management	x	x		C164 LA
Bachelor of Social Work	What Is Social Work?		x		360 TB