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Convocation at Carleton

Officiating Officers ......................................................................................................................................5

Assisting the Chancellor ...........................................................................................................................6

Medallists in the Graduating Class .......................................................................................................7

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Morning Ceremony – Saturday, November 12, 9:30 a.m.

Honorary Degree Recipient, Elaine Keillor ............................................................................................10

Order of Proceedings ........................................................................................................................................11

Doctor of Philosophy from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences; Doctor of Philosophy from the Sprott School of Business; Doctor of Philosophy from the Faculty of Science; Master of Arts; Master of Accounting; Master of Business Administration; Master of Cognitive Science; Master of Computer Science; Master of Science; Graduate Diploma in Health: Science, Technology and Policy; Bachelor of Arts (Honours); Bachelor of Arts; Bachelor of Cognitive Science (Honours); Bachelor of Cognitive Science; Bachelor of Humanities; Bachelor of Music; Bachelor of Commerce; Bachelor of International Business; Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours); Bachelor of Computer Science (Major); Bachelor of Mathematics (Honours); Bachelor of Mathematics; Bachelor of Science (Honours); Bachelor of Science (Major); Bachelor of Science; Certificate in American Sign Language; Certificate in the Teaching of English as a Second Language

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Afternoon Ceremony – Saturday, November 12, 2:00 p.m.

Honorary Degree Recipient, Thomas R. Louttit ................................................................................36

Order of Proceedings ..................................................................................................................................... 37

Doctor of Philosophy from the Faculty of Public Affairs; Doctor of Philosophy from the Faculty of Engineering and Design; Master of Arts; Master of Applied Science; Master of Engineering; Master of Architecture; Master of Design; Master of Infrastructure Protection and International Security; Master of Journalism; Master of Philanthropy and Non-Profit Leadership; Master of Political Management; Master of Social Work; Graduate Diploma in Conflict Resolution; Graduate Diploma in Health Policy; Graduate Diploma in Indigenous Policy and Administration; Bachelor of Arts (Honours); Bachelor of Arts; Bachelor of Engineering; Bachelor of Industrial Design; Bachelor of Journalism; Bachelor of Public Affairs and Policy Management; Bachelor of Social Work; Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Economics

2016 FALL CONVOCATION

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O CANADA

O Canada! Our home and native land!

True patriot love in all thy sons command.

With glowing hearts we see thee rise,

The True North strong and free!

From far and wide, O Canada,

We stand on guard for thee.

God keep our land glorious and free!

O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

O Canada! Terre de nos aïeux,

Ton front est ceint de fleurons glorieux!

Car ton bras sait porter l’épée,

Il sait porter la croix!

Ton histoire est une épopée

Des plus brillants exploits.

Et ta valeur, de foi trempée,

Protégera nos foyers et nos droits.

Protégera nos foyers et nos droits.

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CONVOCATION AT CARLETON UNIVERSITY

HISTORYCarleton University is unique within the Ontario university system for several reasons. It was founded in 1942, not by state or church, but through a community movement initiated by the YMCA to provide non-sectarian education for the thousands of men and women who came to Ottawa in support of the war effort. Because of these roots, Carleton has, throughout its history, attempted to meet the needs of the community by making its programs and resources widely available through innovative technologies and lifelong learning opportunities.

Today, Carleton stands among the best comprehensive universities in Canada. It is a dynamic, research-intensive university, committed to providing an outstanding learning experience for its more than 25,000 students. The University offers more than 100 majors, specializations and concentrations in areas as diverse as public affairs, journalism, art and culture, engineering, high technology, and international studies. Today’s Convocation ceremony (the calling together of the academic assembly) has its roots in university traditions of medieval Europe.

Carleton University celebrates the 70th anniversary of awarding degrees in 2016. On this occasion, we take special pleasure in honouring and applauding past and present graduates.

COAT OF ARMSThe coat of arms was presented to the University by His Excellency The Right Honourable Ramon John Hnatyshyn, Governor General of Canada, on November 15, 1992, as part of Carleton’s 50th anniversary celebrations. It is described in heraldic terms as follows: Sable a maple leaf Gules irradiated

and charged with an open book Argent; And for a Crest: On a wreath Argent Sable and Gules a Phoenix Gules quilled and beaked Or issuing from flames proper; And for a Motto: Ours the Task Eternal; And for Supporters: on a grassy mount on either side a raven Sable beaked and membered or armed Gules.

The open book on the maple leaf signifies that Carleton University is in the nation’s capital and that learning is open to all who wish to partake of it. The phoenix, the legendary eternal bird, symbolizes the renewing of learning from older foundations, in recognition of Henry Marshall Tory’s role in the founding of the University when he was 78 years old. Ours the Task Eternal is taken from a Walt Whitman poem entitled Pioneers and ties in with the eternal quality of the phoenix.

The Carleton University coat of arms therefore symbolizes sound learning, good citizenship, and the highest hopes of humanity.

THE MACEThe mace is a staff symbolizing authority. In the days of knighthood, it was a weapon, but after the 16th century, it became solely a symbol of authority carried by a distinguished member of an assembly. It is used on ceremonial occasions to signify the right of an individual or institution to perform a certain function —in the case of universities, to

grant degrees.

At Convocation, the mace is carried by the Marshal of Convocation. During the ceremony, the mace is displayed as an embodiment of the authority of the University.

Carleton’s mace was presented to the University in 1976 as a gift from the Chair of the Board of Governors at that time, Mr. Hyman Soloway. It is a silver-plated staff about one metre long. At the upper end there is a bowl marked with the University’s coat of arms and the University motto in Latin and English — Opera Nobis Aeterna and Ours the Task Eternal. From the upper portion of the bowl rises a phoenix. Traditional oak leaves surround the lower end of the staff.

THE DIPLOMAThe diploma the graduates receive at Convocation is the certificate of qualification which publishes the fact that the student has fulfilled all the requirements and completed the prescribed course of study for the degree. As the senior academic legislative body of the University, it is the Senate which has determined

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whether the requirements have been met. The signatures of the Chancellor and the President of the University appear on the diploma: the Chancellor because of his role in conferring the degree, and the President who, as Chair of Senate, certifies that Senate has enacted the required motion to award the degree. The Seal of the University is affixed to the diploma as a mark of authentication.

ACADEMIC DRESSThe academic dress of Carleton University results from a compromise between that found in the ancient foundations of Britain and Canada and the American Intercollegiate Code. All three hoods — bachelor’s, master’s, and doctor’s — are of the simple or Oxford shape. The bachelor’s hood is made of black stuff. The master’s and doctor’s are made of black silk. All are lined with silver silk, with two chevrons, one of red and one of black. From bachelor’s to doctor’s, the hoods are progressively longer and opened to show more of the lining.

The velvet border of the hoods denotes the degrees granted according to the following colour combinations. In some cases a distinguishing cord is sewn slightly in from the lower border: accounting is lemon; applied science is orange with a black cord; architectural studies is hot pink with a black cord; arts is white; business administration is camel brown with a black cord; cognitive science is sky blue with a gold cord; commerce is camel brown; computer science is royal blue; engineering is orange; global and international studies is lilac; health sciences is firebird red; humanities is white with a red cord; industrial design is toreador red; information technology is maize including a green chevron to denote the joint degree and applied diploma from Carleton University and Algonquin College respectively; infrastructure protection and information security is sky blue with a red cord; international business is camel brown with a red cord; journalism is white with a black cord; mathematics is hunter green; music is pink; philanthropy and non-profit leadership is toreador red with a black cord; political management is sky blue with a black cord; public affairs and policy management is teal with a gold cord; science is yellow; social work is crimson; and doctor of philosophy is royal purple.

The master’s and bachelor’s gowns, to be worn with the above hoods, are of full length, made of black stuff, with a gathered yoke behind, and long open-fronted sleeves. The doctoral gown is of full-style, made of fine royal blue cloth with facings of light blue silk, with a full gathered yoke behind, and closed sleeves with an opening at the elbows.

The two shades of blue in the doctoral gown are those of the United Nations, and recognize the University’s long-standing interest, from its earliest years, in international affairs and issues. The colours were chosen when the University awarded its first honorary degree in 1954 to the second secretary general of the United Nations, Dag Hammarskjöld. The tradition of awarding honorary degrees to secretaries general of the United Nations has continued since that time.

The gown of the honorary Doctor of Laws, Literature, Music, Science, Engineering, Architecture or Fine Arts is a full robe with bell-shaped sleeves. It is made of fine royal blue cloth with facings and sleeves in light blue silk. The hood is made of the same material as the gown, has the same lining as that for the degrees granted by examination, and is bordered with royal purple for the degree of Doctor of Laws; vibrant blue for the degree of Doctor of Literature; pink for the degree of Doctor of Music; red for the degree of Doctor of Science; orange for the degree of Doctor of Engineering; hot pink for the degree of Doctor of Architecture; and dark cardinal for the degree of Doctor of Fine Arts.

ALUMNI HALLThe Alumni Hall and Sports Centre opened in 2005, and serves more than 750,000 visitors every year. The new centre has tripled the usage for athletic and other activities and has doubled the size of the cardio facilities at the University. The Alumni Hall and Sports Centre, which also houses the Ravens’ Nest, the home of men’s and women’s varsity basketball teams, welcomes graduands and their families twice a year during Spring and Fall Convocation ceremonies. The Carleton University Alumni Association donated $2.5 million towards the construction of this exceptional facility.

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OFFICIATING OFFICERS

Chancellor of the University

Charles Chi, B.Eng. Charles Chi was named the 11th Chancellor of Carleton University in November 2011. An entrepreneur, innovator and venture investor, he is the university’s first chancellor who is an alumnus. He brings to Carleton a diverse background in marketing, sales, engineering and executive leadership. He was a former General Partner at the venture capital firm Greylock Partners, the vice-president of marketing at Ciena, co-founder at Lightera networks, and held operating roles in Cisco, StrataCom, Unitel and Bell Canada. He is “actively retired” but has never been busier with a diversity of projects from technology startups to real estate development and even boutique farming.

The President and Vice-Chancellor

Roseann O’Reilly Runte, C.M., B.A., M.A., Ph.D.Dr. Roseann O'Reilly Runte was named President and Vice-Chancellor of Carleton University on July 1, 2008. She is the author of numerous scholarly and creative works and has served and volunteered on numerous boards in areas ranging from international development and finance to medicine. Dr. O’Reilly Runte is a Member of the Order of Canada, the French Order of Merit, the Royal Society of Canada, and both the European and the World Academy of Sciences and Arts.

Vice-Chair of the Board of Governors

Christopher Carruthers, B.Sc., M.D., M.B.A., I.C.D.Chris Carruthers is Vice-Chair of the Board and the Board’s representative on Carleton’s Senate. A proud alumnus of Carleton, where he earned a Bachelor of Science, he is an orthopaedic surgeon and most recently served as chief of staff at the Ottawa Hospital. He has served on many boards, including the University of Ottawa Heart Institute, the Ontario Hospital Association and Ashbury College. He was re-elected to the Carleton Board for a three-year term ending on June 30, 2017.

The Presiding Officer of Convocation is the Chancellor of the University, Charles Chi, B.Eng.

Accompanying him on the podium for today’s ceremonies are Roseann O’Reilly Runte, C.M., B.A., M.A., Ph.D., President and Vice-Chancellor, and Chris Carruthers, B.Sc., M.D., M.B.A., Chair of the Board of Governors.

Christopher Carruthers, B.Sc., M.D., M.B.A., I.C.D.,

Christopher Carruthers, health care consultant and corporate director, is a retired orthopedic surgeon and the previous Chief of Staff of The Ottawa Hospital. A graduate of Carleton University (B.Sc.), the University of Ottawa (M.D.), and Concordia University’s Executive M.B.A. program, Dr. Carruthers serves on the Ottawa Airport Authority Board and chairs the Mach-Gaensslen Foundation. He is a past Chair of the Ashbury College Board and its Foundation and has served on numerous health services and hospital boards.

Chair of the Board of Governors

OFFICIATING OFFICERS

Chancellor of the University

Charles Chi, B.Eng. Charles Chi was named the 11th Chancellor of Carleton University in November 2011. An entrepreneur, innovator and venture investor, he is the university’s first chancellor who is an alumnus. He brings to Carleton a diverse background in marketing, sales, engineering and executive leadership. He was a former General Partner at the venture capital firm Greylock Partners, the vice-president of marketing at Ciena, co-founder at Lightera networks, and held operating roles in Cisco, StrataCom, Unitel and Bell Canada. He is “actively retired” but has never been busier with a diversity of projects from technology startups to real estate development and even boutique farming.

The President and Vice-Chancellor

Roseann O’Reilly Runte, C.M., B.A., M.A., Ph.D.Dr. Roseann O'Reilly Runte was named President and Vice-Chancellor of Carleton University on July 1, 2008. She is the author of numerous scholarly and creative works and has served and volunteered on numerous boards in areas ranging from international development and finance to medicine. Dr. O’Reilly Runte is a Member of the Order of Canada, the French Order of Merit, the Royal Society of Canada, and both the European and the World Academy of Sciences and Arts.

Vice-Chair of the Board of Governors

Christopher Carruthers, B.Sc., M.D., M.B.A., I.C.D.Chris Carruthers is Vice-Chair of the Board and the Board’s representative on Carleton’s Senate. A proud alumnus of Carleton, where he earned a Bachelor of Science, he is an orthopaedic surgeon and most recently served as chief of staff at the Ottawa Hospital. He has served on many boards, including the University of Ottawa Heart Institute, the Ontario Hospital Association and Ashbury College. He was re-elected to the Carleton Board for a three-year term ending on June 30, 2017.

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ASSISTING THE CHANCELLOR

Marshal of Convocation

Katharine Kelly, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.Director, Pauline Jewett Institute of Women's and Gender Studies Associate Professor

Associate Marshals of Convocation

Robert Burk, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. Associate Professor, Chemistry Chair, Department of Health Sciences

Heng Khoo, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D., P.Eng. Associate Professor Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Beadles of Convocation

Lauralee Archibald, B.A. Administrative Assistant Equity Services

Martha Attridge Bufton, B.B.A., M.A. Library Subject Specialist MacOdrum Library

Sandra Cloutier, B.A. Undergraduate Administrator Department of Health Sciences

Jessica DeVries, B.A., M.Ed. Program Review Officer Office of the Vice-Provost and Associate Vice-President (Academic)

Darlene Gilson, B.A., CTESL Research Facilitator, Faculty Development and Training Manager, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Carleton University Research Office

Beth Hughes, B.A., M.A. Instructor III Centre of Initiatives in Education

Scott Mitchell, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. Associate Professor Geography and Environmental Studies

Petra Watzlawik-Li, B.A., M.A. Associate Director Centre for Initiatives in Education

Also assisting at Convocation:

University Communications Office of the President Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Affairs Senate Office Registrar’s Office, with special thanks to: Diane Berezowski Amanda Bettencourt Kathleen Courtney Robin Dunbar Elise Durand Margaret Higgs Samantha Shortt

We would also like to acknowledge the following on-campus departments and ancillary operations for their valuable contribution to the success of the Fall 2016 Convocation:

Alumni ServicesAramarkCarleton University BookstoreCarleton University Emergency Response TeamRecreation and AthleticsFacilities Management and PlanningGraphic ServicesInstructional Media ServicesMusicians: Clayton Connell, Brady Leafloor, Timo Miller, Terry WrightParking ServicesUniversity ArchivesUniversity Safety

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MEDALLISTS IN THE GR ADUATING CLASS

GOVERNOR GENER AL’S MEDALAwarded annually to a student standing at the head of the graduating class at the graduate levelDonor: His Excellency the Governor General of Canada

Huseyin Burak Gunay

CHANCELLOR’S MEDALAwarded annually in the name of the Chancellor of the University to a graduating student of outstanding academic achievement

Nicholas Manor

PRESIDENT’S MEDALAwarded annually in the name of the President of the University to the student with the highest standing in a general degree program of studies

Emile Nathaniel Greer

UNIVERSITY MEDAL FOR OUTSTANDING GR ADUATE WORK—Doctoral LevelAwarded, when merited, for outstanding graduate work at the doctoral level

Huseyin Burak Gunay

UNIVERSITY MEDAL FOR OUTSTANDING GR ADUATE WORK—Master’s LevelAwarded, when merited, for outstanding graduate work at the master’s level

Melissa Maria Salmon

UNIVERSITY MEDALAwarded annually, when merited, to the graduating students standing highest in architectural studies, arts, cognitive science, commerce, computer science, engineering, humanities, industrial design, information technology, interfaculty studies, international business, journalism, mathematics, music, public affairs and policy management, science, and social work

Arts

Jackson Alexander Chafe

Gregory Venn Cooper Veevers

Cognitive Science

Kiah Jordan Christopher Prince

Commerce

Victoria Stone

Computer Science

Sean Steele Benjamin

Engineering

Hassain Saeed

Interfaculty Studies

Alexander David Ansell

Journalism

Clarissa Anne Fortin

Science

Adam Jonathan Garbo

Social Work

Laura Jane Gwayumba

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SENATE MEDALS FOR OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT — GraduateAwarded, when merited, to graduating students of outstanding academic achievement

Doctoral Level

Anand Acharya

Luis Felipe Barba Flores

Erin Marie McConnell

Sara Spike

Master's Level

Mohamed Hazem Abdelazez

Kathleen Armstrong

Jacob Anthony Forrest

David Meinen

Margaret Sawatzky

Lindy Van Vliet

SENATE MEDALS FOR OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT — UndergraduateAwarded, when merited, to graduating students of outstanding academic achievement

Azra Alibhai

Daniel Sebastian Brumar

Jorey Aleesha Cohen

Joshua Creppin

Christopher John Dennison

Emilie Claire Duchesne

Helena Haugli

Wesley James Thomas Horner

Margaret Alicia Hutton

Katie Kendall

Rachel Mezher

Elizabeth Owusu-Peprah

Emily S. Quaile

Jonathan Glen Schruder

Erin Shields

Brandon Robert Alexander Smith

RECOGNITION OF HIGH ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTThe designation of with Distinction and with High Distinction recognizes outstanding academic achievement by undergraduate students.

In order to have the designation awarded, the following criteria must be met:

• Students must have completed at least 10.0 credits at Carleton University toward the degree;

• For the designation High Distinction, an overall cumulative grade point average equal to or greater than 10.40 (on a 12-point scale);

• For the designation Distinction, an overall cumulative grade point average equal to or greater than 9.80 (on a 12-point scale)

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MORNING CEREMONY

Saturday, November 12, 9:30 a.m.

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HONOR ARY DEGREE RECIPIENT

Elaine Keillor, will be awarded the degree of Doctor of Music, honoris causa, at the 9:30 a.m. ceremony on Saturday, November 12, “in recognition of her extraordinary contribution to the appreciation, knowledge and understanding of Canadian music through outstanding work as a performer, recording artist, arts advocate, researcher and teacher.”

Dr. Keillor made her first public appearance as pianist before her third birthday. At the age of 10, she completed requirements for the associate degree in piano from the Royal Conservatory of Music, the youngest on record for six decades. She embarked on university studies and became the first woman to graduate with a doctoral degree in musicology from the University of Toronto in 1976. She joined Carleton in 1977 as the Music program’s first female professor and now serves as Distinguished Research Professor Emerita.

She has received numerous honours and awards, including the Chappell Medal as outstanding Commonwealth pianist (1958), teaching and research awards including the Merit Award from Carleton University (1981), Canadian Women’s Mentor Award (1999), Outstanding ORMTA Teacher Award (2000), Helmut Kallmann Prize for Distinguished Service (2004), CUMS Honorary Life Membership (2009), CMC Ambassador (2009), and the SOCAN/CUMS Award of Excellence for the Advancement of Research in Canadian Music (2013).

Dr. Keillor was appointed to the Order of Canada in 2016 based on her work on the musical traditions of Canada’s Indigenous Peoples.

Elaine Keillor, C.M., B.A. (Hon.), Ph.D., ARCT

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ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS

Morning ceremony

Saturday, November 12, 9:30 a.m.

Chancellor Charles Chi, B.Eng., presiding

The audience is requested to stand when the Academic Procession arrives and remain standing during O Canada and the Elder's greeting. At the conclusion of the ceremony, the audience will wait until the Academic Procession has left before exiting the Fieldhouse.

Processional MusicJohn Robert Coghill Jr., B.Mus. (bagpipes)Ross Davison (bagpipes)Garry Matthews (snare drum)

O Canada (The audience is invited to sing. Please see page 2)Performed byMalak Ghanem

Opening CeremonyElder, Jim AlbertRepresenting the First Nations

Introduction by the Master of CeremoniesJohn Shepherd, B.A., B.Mus., D.Phil., A.R.C.M., F.R.S.C.Vice-Provost and Associate Vice-President (Academic)

Conferring of the Degree of Doctor of Music, honoris causa, uponElaine Keillor, C.M., B.A. (Hons), M.A., Ph.D., ARCT (Presented by James Wright, B.Mus., B.Ed., M.A., Ph.D., Supervisor of Performance Studies, School for Studies in Art and Culture)

Convocation AddressElaine Keillor, C.M., B.A. (Hons), M.A., Ph.D., ARCT

Conferring of Degrees and Awarding of MedalsWarrant Katharine Kelly, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.Marshal of Convocation

Closing Address by the President and Vice-ChancellorRoseann O’Reilly Runte, C.M., B.A., M.A., Ph.D.

Recessional Music

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DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

(Presented by Professor Matthias NeufangDean, Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Affairs)

CANADIAN STUDIESRodney Lee Nelson

Rethinking Economic Strategies for First Nations in Canada: Incorporating Traditional Knowledge into Governance Practices Supervisor: A. Ryan

John Gerard ValentineFootball, Nationalism, and Protectionism: The Federal Defence of the Canadian Football League Supervisor: P. Litt

COGNITIVE SCIENCEMatthew Kelly

The Memory Tesseract: Developing a Unified Framework for Modelling Memory and Cognition Supervisor: R. West

W. Korey MacDougallThe Importance of Being Expert: A Multi-Method Approach to Modeling Expert Cognition in Naturalistic Environments Supervisor: R. West

Sterling SomersA Cognitive Affordance Model of Shoulder Rotation in ACT-R 3D Supervisor: J. Davies

CULTUR AL MEDIATIONSMichael Robert Audette-Longo

Shine a Light: Surveying Locality, Independence, and Digitization in Ottawa’s Independent Rock Scene Supervisor: P. Theberge

Mohsen NasrinThe Intensity of Recollection-Images in Suspicious River and The Law of Enclosures Supervisor: A. Loiselle

ENGLISHChristopher Matthew Doody

A Union of the Inkpot: The Canadian Authors Association, 1921-1960 Supervisor: J. Mason

Robert James MousseauTherapeutic Reading: Self-Reflection and Social Awareness in Contemporary American Literature Supervisor: F. Nudelman

GEOGR APHYBeth P. Wanjiru Mburu

Understanding Smallholder Farmers’ Food Security and Institutional Arrangements in View of Climate Dynamics: Lessons from Mt. Kenya Region Supervisor: M. Brklacich

Koreen MillardDevelopment of Methods to Map and Monitor Peatland Ecosystems and Hydrologic Conditions Using Radarsat-2 Synthetic Aperture Radar Supervisor: M. Richardson

HISTORYSean Eedy

Comic Books and Culture in the German Democratic Republic, 1955-1990: Between Constructions of Power and Childhood Supervisor: J. Evans

Sara SpikeModern Eyes: A Cultural History of Vision in Rural Nova Scotia, 1880–1910 Supervisor: J. Opp

Christine WhitehouseYou'll Get Used to It!: The Internment of Jewish Refugees in Canada, 1940-43 Supervisors: J. Evans and R. Hinther

PSYCHOLOGYBelinda Boekhoven

The Relation Between Adolescents’ Music Activity Participation and Character Development Supervisor: A. Bowker

Carolina Jimenez LiraChildrens Acquisition of the Mappings Among the Number Representations Supervisor: J. LeFevre

Emily PicaImproving Eyewitness Identification Accuracy with a Modified Lineup Procedure Supervisor: J. Pozzulo

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SOCIOLOGYKara Jeanne Brisson-Boivin

The Matter of Penal Standards: The Material Politics of Penal Government in Haiti and Nunavut Supervisor: W. Walters

Margaret Anne JullDissipating Interpersonal Argument: An Autoethnographical Study of Intersubjectivity, Conflict and Change Supervisor: J. Siltanen

Blake Alexander MacMillian (posthumous)All Sport is Adaptive Sport: Disability, the Sport System, and an Emerging Athletic ImaginarySupervisor: A. Shotwell

Holly Michelle ThomasPreaching to the Converted: Making Responsible Evangelical Subjects Through Media Supervisor: N. Gerlach

MANAGEMENTMohammed Hasan Alwan

Advancing Tourist Destination Image Theory: Formation Antecedents and Behavioral Consequences Supervisor: J. Rojas-Mendez

Michael HalinskiDealing with Multiple Perceptions of 'Reality': Change Within a Transorganizational System Supervisor: L. Duxbury

Hanuv MannSustainable Product Development and its Effect on Performance in High-Technology Firms Supervisor: U. Kumar

BIOLOGYHeather Auld

Sexual Selection, Social Information and Male Mate Choice in a Promiscuous Fish Supervisor: J.G. Godin

Zoe PanchenThe Impact of Climate Change on the Flowering and Fruiting Phenology of Arctic Plants in Nunavut, Canada Supervisor: R. Gorelick

Jennifer ProvencherMercury and Marine Birds in Arctic Canada: Pathways, Effects, and Interactions in a Model Species Supervisors: M. Forbes and G. GilchristSpecialization in Chemical and Environmental Toxicology

Sean Joseph WalkowiakWhole Genome Sequencing and Comparative Genomics of Fusarium Head Blight Fungi Supervisors: O. Rowland and G. Subramaniam

CHEMISTRYRania Agil

Functional Properties of Triticale Bran Bioactives Using in vitro and in vivo Model Systems Supervisor: F. HosseinianConcentration in Food Science and Nutrition

Adam BottomleyPlasmonic Properties of Supported Silver Nanocrystals: Tuning and Anisotropy Supervisor: A. Ianoul

Alana GreavesOrganophosphate Ester Contaminants in Herring Gulls (Larus argentatus) from the Great Lakes of North America: Bioaccumulation, Exposure, Pharmacokinetics and Trends Supervisor: R. LetcherSpecialization in Chemical and Environmental Toxicology

David MandiaIn-Situ Optical Characterization of Noble Metal Thin Film Deposition and Development of a High-Performance Plasmonic Sensor Supervisor: S. Barry

Erin Marie McConnellSelection and Use of DNA Aptamers for Applications Within the Central Nervous System Supervisor: M. DeRosa

COMPUTER SCIENCELuis Felipe Barba Flores

On Proximity Problems In Euclidean Spaces Supervisors: P. Morin, S. Langerman, V. Dumojvic and P. BoseIn Cotutelle with Université Libre de Bruxelles

Andrew William Spencer PolkEnhancing AI-Based Game Playing Using Adaptive Data Structures Supervisor: J. Oommen

Najmeh TalebCoordinated Multi-Agents Patrolling Algorithms Supervisor: E. Kranakis & C. Jurek

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PURE MATHEMATICSZafer Selcuk Aygin

Eisenstein Series, Eta Quotients and Their Applications in Number Theory Supervisors: S. Alaca and A. Alaca

NEUROSCIENCEDarcy Lance Litteljohn

Role of Interferon-Gamma and Leucine-Rich Repeat Kinase 2 in Stress-Related Pathology Supervisor: S. Hayley

PHYSICSHugues Beauchesne

Possible Avenues in Supersymmetry and Naturalness Supervisor: T. GrégoireSpecialization in High Energy Physics

Nelson MiksysAdvancements in Monte Carlo Dose Calculations for Prostate and Breast Permanent Implant Brachytherapy Supervisor: R. ThomsonSpecialization in Medical Physics

Terry PilkingtonDark Matter and Collider Phenomenology of Large Electroweak Scalar Multiplets Supervisor: H. LoganSpecialization in High Energy Physics

ANTHROPOLOGYBarbara Rielly

Monumental Meaning-Making: Interpreting Westport, Ontario's Cemeteries

Brenda van den Kerkhof

APPLIED LINGUISTICS AND DISCOURSE STUDIESBrittany Elise Amell

“The First [Draft] Was a Lot of Me . . . but the Second One is What They Want: A Multiple Case-Study of Four Indigenous Students Experiences with Academic Writing

Shelley Appleby-OstroffDesigning and Evaluating Training Discipline-Specific Peer Writing Tutors

Lisa Armstrong‘It Just Comes with the Territory’: Discursive Normalisation of Sexual Harassment in Bars

Lindsay Karin CowleyBlack, White, and Grey: (Re)Constructing the One-Size-Fits-All Approach to Plagiarism

Darren David Eke

Codie L. Fortin LalondeProducing “Good” Citizens: A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Ontario Ministry of Education’s Publication, Achieving excellence

Alicia MassieLegitimation in Corporate Discourse: The Case of Enbridge and the Northern Gateway Pipeline

ART HISTORYAmy Prouty

Interconnected Worlds: Kinngait Drawings in the North and South

CANADIAN STUDIESMarion Janette Haas

Kristin Elaine Tresoor

Lindy Van Vliet

ENGLISHMelissa Bayrock

This is Not the Apocalypse: Dissecting the End of the World, Sincerity, and the Canadian Zeitgeist in Two Novels by Douglas Coupland

MASTER OF ARTS


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Allysa Bolzon

Scott Maxwell Cleland

Rachel Zoe CostanzoTo Awaken a Nation Asleep: Community Building Amid Radical Activism, and the Indian Alcatraz Occupation

Jennifer Courtenay Craven

Jenna Margaret HerdmanSpecialization in Digital Humanities

Veronika Kratz

Tristian Marsman

Scott Andrew McLarens

Megan Lynne McLeod

Jordan Plescia

Ryan Prittie

Juan Martin Serje

Hajar Sarah Tohme

Carmen Warner

Seonaid WatsonSpecialization in Digital Humanities

FILM STUDIESKumru Bilici

Post-Exile Armenian Homecoming Films: Working Through the Traumatic Post-Memory of l915

Andrew Braid

Cassandra D’Amico-Mazza

David JacksonThe Atomic Infinite: Aesthetics of the Sublime in 1950s Science Fiction Film

Yeyeong Jeon

Maddison McGillvrayFemale Transcendence: Approaching the Expérience Extrême in Contemporary French Horror Cinema

Alan Nymark (posthumous)

Hayley Rivier-Gatt

Matthew Alan SandersRichard Linklaters Before Series: Time, Duration, and Memory

Joshua Glen ScammellThe Cinema of Virtuality: The Untimely Avant-Garde of Matsumoto Toshio

GEOGR APHYDana Holtby

The Community Readiness Initiative in Kugluktuk, Nunavut: Mining, Neoliberalism, and State Interventions in Arctic Indigenous Community Development

Leah RonayneTowards a Tailored Vision of Water Security in the North: A Case Study of the Inuvialuit Settlement Region in the Canadian Arctic

HISTORY & HISTORY - PUBLIC HISTORYEmily Cuggy

Dahay DanielThe Comforts of Coffee: The Role of the Coffee Ceremony in Ethiopians Efforts to Cope with Social Upheaval during the Derg Regime (1974-1991) Specialization in African Studies

Rebecca Sarah Fisher

Natalie Belinda HunterMaking Connections, Imagining New Worlds: Women, Writing, and Resistance in Paris, 1897-1910

Evan Brent JonesOrder and Emotion: The Rhetoric of Disgust in Peter the Venerables Adversus Iudaeos

Renee Elaine McFarlaneConflict and Conservation: A Human History of Animals in Gatineau Park, 1938-1958

Sara McGillivray

Candide NyondoSpecialization in African Studies

Hilary Laurel Rowe

Ann WaltonStudying the Art of Growing Old with Metchnikoff, Hauser, Lowman, and Thompson: Advice About Aging, 1900-1960

Bradley Wiebe

Alex Philip Wilkinson-CruddasThe Future in Stone: Architecture as Expression of National Socialist Temporality

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MUSIC AND CULTUREKathleen Armstrong

Drumming Up Health: A Case Study of Carleton Universitys West African Rhythm Ensemble

Alana KornelsenRiot Dyke: Music, Identity, and Community in Lesbian Film

Jered Steeves

Jordan William ZalisThe Riot and The REDBLACKS: Footballs Pluralities, Footballs Auralities, Power, Position, and Place

PHILOSOPHYPeter Ferri

Overlapping Consensus, Public Reason, and the Possibility of Exclusion

Brandon MichaudDennetts Verificationism: Attack on Cartesian Materialism

Aaron NowaczekThe Representational Base of Psychological States: Filling a Gap in Dennetts Theory

PSYCHOLOGYAlicia Bartlett

Event-Based Prospective Memory and Executive Functioning: The Effects of Motivation and Goal Maintenance Support

Ashley Adeline BildfellMaternal Sensitivity and Responsiveness: Parent Teaching During Shared Writing Activities and Early Literacy Outcomes

Johanna Friederike BöttcherThe Role of Self-Reflection and Capitalization in Integrating Personally Self-Expanding Experiences in a Relational and Non-Relational Context

Shamarukh Farhana ChowdhuryThe Construct Validity of Active Procrastination: Is it Procrastination or Purposeful Delay?

Logan EwanationAboriginal Canadians in the Courtroom: Effects of Defendant and Eyewitness Race on Juror Decision-Making in a Criminal Trial

Laura Jennifer GamwellDeveloping a Competency Model for Parole Board Members

Melissa MaletteThe Differential Effect of Print Consistency on Oral Vocabulary Learning in Bilingual Children

Ekaterina MartynovaThe Impact of Gender and Subtle Sexism on Perceptions of Transformational Leadership Style and its Effect on Employee Outcomes

Amanda McEvoyCasting a Wider Net: An Examination of Widespread Effects of Occupational Injuries

Michael ParentThe Relationship Between Personality, Activity Tracking, & Preferences in Performance Feedback

Anh Trinh PhamExploring the Underlying Constructs of Rape Cognition Scales and Their Relationships with Sexual Aggression

Mary Beatrice RitchieTelltale Gait: The Role of Nonverbal Cues in Perceptions of Personality and Vulnerability

Melissa Maria SalmonMoving Disordered Gamblers Toward Change: Implicit Theories Moderate the Indirect Relationship from Self-Discontinuity to Attempted Change through Nostalgia

Eropa SteinEyewitness Factors Influencing the Mock Juror Decision-Making Process: Age, Familiarity, and Social Support

Laura ThompsonWell-Being Through Song: A Biopsychosocial Examination of Singing in Community Dwelling Older Adults

Jonas B. D. Weselake-GeorgeInclusiveness of Canadian Identity in a Contested Landscape: Ingroup Projection, Multiculturalism, and Aboriginal Reconciliation

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RELIGION AND PUBLIC LIFESarah Anne Cook

Sophie Jean Cole Crump

Erin Emily Drawson

Gabriel Maracle

Bliss L. Tracy

SOCIOLOGYOliver Crosby

In Pursuit of Victory: League of Legends and a Project of the Self Specialization in Digital Humanities

William Kent HallGames Climbers Play: Critical Sensuality in Movement, Ethics, and Sport

Gurpreet HothiSpecialization in Digital Humanities

Jennifer MackinBlue is For Boys, Science is For Boys, What's For Girls? A Critical Look at Gender Constructs in Science Toys

Evan Murphy

Danette Nearing-Guibord

WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIESSaher Ahmed

In a Constant State of Flux: The Cultural Hybrid Identities of Second-Generation Afghan-Canadian Women

MASTER OF ACCOUNTING


Andrew Cassidy

Hayley Alexandra Cooper

Adam Del Duca

Andrew DuBroy

Ahmed Alaaeldin Ahmed Abdelaziz Elmansoury

Marika Hamalainen

Natasha Alexandra Herron

Joshua Jensen

Feihong Jing

Brendan Robert Bradley Johnson

Zunayed Kareem

Thao Anh Kieu

Pamela Danielle Majaess

Adam Mansour

Curtis Milobar

Anand Naik

Julie Anne Neal

Erika Doriane Makamdoum Nganou

Daniel Gordon Osland

Melissa Jean Alexandra Robertson

Bilal Sabzwari

Corey B. Sobel

Horla Elorm Torkornoo

Theodore Conrad Tsang

Lourin Youssef

Zhan Zou

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTR ATION


Juan Diego Alarcón Sánchez

Lucas Botero

Andres Botero Rueda

Sergio Burbano

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Diana Castillo Ceballos

Oscar Centeno

Jennifer Crichton

Daniela Donado

Pedro Donado

Oscar Fernando Durán García

Wesley DymondConcentration in International Business

Gregory William FarleyConcentration in International Business

Luis Fonseca

Lina Maria Forero

Hamza Ahmed JamaConcentration in International Development Management

Sergey Lonin

Paolina Olarte Jaramillo

Ricardo Ospina Salcedo

Daniel Enrique Palis Taua

Ricardo Payan Gomez

Julian Perdomo Melo

Adilzhan RuziyevConcentration in International Business

Alfredo Santa

Angela Santacruz

Nicolas Augusto Suarez Benavides

Gloria Maria Vasquez Sanchez

MASTER OF COGNITIVE SCIENCE


Naba AhsanCreative Control: A Neurocognitive Index of Relationships Between Creativity and Attention

Marilou Guillemette

Gina Patricia Hernandez CoronelThe Conceptual Representation of Science and Iimplications for Psychology's Status as a Scientific Discipline

Eric IaconoIncomplete Neutralization: A Case of Taiwanese Tone Sandhi

Can Serif MekikAn Evaluation Procedure for Artificial Imagination Systems

MASTER OF COMPUTER SCIENCE


Sandarbh Singh BhadauriaCo-operative Education

Yabing ChenCo-operative Education

Anthony Mark D’AngeloLow Memory Local Geometric Routing with Guaranteed Delivery in Monotone Subdivisions

Kalpana HundlaniCo-operative Education

Ahmad TraboulsiSoftware-Defined Underwater Acoustic Modems for Arctic-Like Environments

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BIOLOGYRasha Al-Attar

Regulation of the Nuclear Factor of Activated T Cell (NFAT) Family of Transcription Factors in the Freeze Tolerant Wood Frog, Rana sylvatica

Prabhjeet BasraGenetic Changes Leading to Antibiotic Resistance in Clinical Isolates of Escherichia coli

John Thomas ChmaraCharacterization of Consecutive p53 Responses Separated by a Period of Recovery in Human Cells and Samples from Acute Myeloid Leukemia Patients Undergoing Allogenic Stem Cell Transplantation

Liam HawkinsHistone Methylation in the Freeze-Tolerant Wood Frog, Rana Sylvatica

Abiodun Tolulope LaoyeExamining the Role of the Promoter Region of het-6 in Escape from Heterokaryon Incompatibility in Neurospora Crassa

Lucy MengDo Nocturnally Migrating Passerines Concentrate Along the Coast of Lake Huron?

Kaitlyn MontroyThe Effects of Competition and Herbicide Drift on Non-Target Plant Populations Specialization in Chemical and Environmental Toxicology

Kayleigh R. C. RickThe Splicing Inhibitor Isoginkgetin Leads to Defects in Multiple Phases of the Cell Cycle

Margaret SawatzkyRelative Effects of Wetland Buffers and Landscape Composition on Water Quality and Anuran Diversity in Agricultural Wetlands

Michael SmolinskiRegulation of Pyruvate Kinase in Hypometabolic States

Amy VillarrealThe Effects of the Operational Sex Ratio on Female and Male Mate Choice in the Jamaican Field Cricket, Gryllus assimillis

Alexander WattsInvolvement of Reversible Protein Methylation in 13-Lined Ground Squirrel Hibernation

Jerry Ray WuNatural Trait Variation for Taxonomic Classification and Breeding Potential Assessment in the Genus Camelina

Yichi ZhangThe Molecular Mechanisms Underlying Sketetal and Cardiac Muscle Remodeling in the Hibernating Thirteen-Lined Ground Squirrel

CHEMISTRYGabriel Boisvert

Perfluoroalkyl Substances in Arctic Polar Bear and Ringed Seal from East Greenland and Hudson Bay: Comparisons of Adipose and Liver Levels and Patterns, and In Vitro Depletion and Metabolite Formation of PFAS PrecursorsSpecialization in Chemical and Environmental Toxicology

Sijing ChenImproving Decorporation Efficacy of DTPA and HOPO Using Chitosan/TPP Nanoparticles: Preparation, Characterization and Release Testing

Blake Donald GreenCharacterization of Secondary Metabolites Produced by Foliar Endophytes of Red and Black Spruce Specialization in Chemical and Environmental Toxicology

Raymond KoDetermination of Radionuclides in Biological Samples by Liquid and Solid Phase Extraction

Devin O’NeillSilver Nanowires as a Functional Thin Film

Mirvat SanaallahLossen Rearrangement Reaction of Aromatic and Aliphatic Hydroxamates

MASTER OF SCIENCE


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Weiquan TangAerosolization Studies of Zn-DTPA Using Nebulizers for Decorporation of Internal Radioactive Contamination

Weipeng ZhangSurfactant-Assisted Chemical Vapour Deposition of Gold Nanoplates with Highly Smooth Surface

EARTH SCIENCESMarissa Davies

An Integrated Chemostratigraphic and Biostratigraphic Framework and Benthic Foraminifera Morphogroup Response to Paleoenvironmental Conditions of the Upper Cretaceous Kanguk Formation, Canadian Arctic Archipelago

Carolyn DziawaQuantifying the Pressure, Temperature, and Timing of Metamorphism in the Montresor Belt, Nunavut, Canada

Jamie Richard GraffA History of Tectono-Magmatism along the Parga Chasma Rift System on Venus

Michel HachéMorphometric Analysis of the Gull Species Larus (Aves:Laridae) with Implications for Small Theropod Diversity in the Late Cretaceous

Sylvia J. HayekSeismic Basin Effects Over Soft-Sediment Filled Basins in Ottawa, Canada

GEOGR APHYPierre Dubeau

Mapping and Characterizing Wetlands and Wetland Dynamics in the Highlands of Ethiopia using Random Forest Classification

Claire ElliottCharacterizing Vegetation Metrics Across Multiple Habitats and Spatial Scales at Daring Lake, NT

Anna ZaytsevaSpatio-Temporal Patterns of Extreme Weather Events and Their Impacts on Corn (Zea mays) and Soybeans (Glycine max) in Eastern Ontario

MATHEMATICSAPPLIED MATHEMATICSMoritz Travis Hof

Analysis of the Schwarz Waveform Relaxation Domain Decomposition Method for the Linear Schrödinger Equation

PROBABILITY AND STATISTICSPatrick Cane

Yilin Chen

Chendur Kumaran Gandhidoss

Yi Li

STATISTICSPeipei Hua

NEUROSCIENCEMarc Bedard

A Longitudinal Assessment of Cytokines and Prospective Memory Functioning in Chemotherapy Exposed Breast Cancer Patients

Samantha CoatesRole of Genetics and Social Connectedness on Resilience: A Comparison Between Varsity Athletes and Non-Athletes

Kaylyn Ann DixonCognitive, Experiential and Genetic Contribution to Depressive Symptoms in Male and Female Students with a History of Concussion

Jeremy Galen GrantA Neuroeducational Approach to Defining the Cognitive Profile of Comorbid Math and Reading Disabilities

Nina HedayatiInfluence of Intensive Ensemble Music Training on Children from a Lower Socioeconomic Status: An ERP Study

Katelyn VenturaThe in vivo Use of Dopamine Binding Aptamers in a Mouse Model of Dopamine Dysregulation

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Robbie WoodsBiological and Psychosocial Factors Associated with Rejection Sensitivity in Relation to Depressive Symptoms

Min ZhangHuman rGDF-11 Counteracts Age-Related Short-Term Memory Impairments in Middle-Aged Mice

PHYSICSGage Bonner

Topics in Higgs Physics and Dark Matter Specialization in High Energy Physics

Robyn CampbellPhenomenology of Scalar Singlet Dark Matter in BSM Models Specialization in High Energy Physics

Elif Idil AkaltinHonoursPsychology

Azra AlibhaiWith High DistinctionPsychologyMinor in Neuroscience and Mental Health

Christopher AnnettHonoursEnglish

Alexander David AnsellWith High DistinctionBiology

Taylor ApperleyWith DistinctionPsychology

Rachel M. AquilinaHonoursEnglish and History

Landon ArbuckleHonoursFilm StudiesMinor in Business

Agnieszka ArkuszewskiHonoursHuman RightsMinor in Business

Michaela AugheyHonoursSociology

Sarah BaileyHonoursHistory

Alyssa Leigh Paige BenningHonoursPsychology

Michelle BissonnetteHonoursApplied Linguistics and Discourse Studies

Firas BugshanHonoursEnvironmental Studies

Jessica Kathleen BurkhardtHonoursEnglish

Corrina CaiHonoursPsychology

Adriana CamachoHonoursPsychologyMinor in Women’s and Gender Studies

GR ADUATE DIPLOMA IN HEALTH: SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND POLICY


Janet Aletha George Weiquan Tang

BACHELOR OF ARTS (HONOURS)

(Presented by Professor Wallace ClementDean (Interim), Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences)

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Kira Cassandra CarrollHonoursFilm Studies

Jackson Alexander ChafeWith High DistinctionPsychology

Sunyoung ChoHonoursPsychology

Kaylee Patricia CorcoranHonoursPsychology

Ashley Teresa CrokeHonoursPsychologyMinor in American Sign Language

Rayna CzuczorHonoursSociology

Laura DelcellierHonoursPsychology

Jacob Donald James DesRochersHonoursReligionMinor in English

Bruce DolanHonoursHistory

Daniel DovganHonoursAnthropology

Emilie Claire DuchesneWith High DistinctionEnglish and Philosophy

Adam El-DaliHonoursPsychology and Sociology

Michelle Theresa Marie FlowersHonoursPsychologyMinor in Neuroscience and Mental Health

Brandyn GoulahHonoursPsychology

Michael GregoryHonoursEnglishMinor in Music

René GuardadoWith High DistinctionPsychologyMinor in Sociology

Kristen HamiltonWith DistinctionHuman Rights

Suthida Hansri-BastiandHonoursPsychology

JebbehAnne HaslettWith DistinctionPsychology

Helena HaugliWith High DistinctionHistory and Theory of Architecturewith Study Year Abroad

Laras HidayatHonoursPsychologyMinor in Neuroscience and Mental Health

Eric HitsmanWith DistinctionAnthropologyMinor in Film Studies

Alyssa HodgsonHonoursPsychology

Seok Ho HongHonoursPsychology

Michelle HoodHonoursPsychology

Joshua Hulley-CarrollWith DistinctionPsychology

Margaret Alicia HuttonWith High DistinctionChild Studies

Ivi IlirianiHonoursPsychology

Stephanie IrelandHonoursPsychology and Sociology

Zaid ItumHonoursPsychologyMinor in Law

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Casey Dolma Alexandra KapitanyHonoursPsychology

Emily KeaysWith DistinctionEnglishMinor in History

Katie KendallWith High DistinctionArt Historywith Study Term Abroad

Laney Jasmine KennedyWith DistinctionLinguisticsMinor in Psychology

Thomas John KetkoWith DistinctionPsychologyMinor in Philosophy

Shannon Mary KitleyWith High DistinctionHistory and Theory of ArchitectureMinor in Art Historywith Study Year Abroad

Kevin KordahiHonoursPsychology

Rebecca Jean KuntzHonoursBiology

Cole Robert LabelleWith DistinctionEnglish

Katie LagasseHonoursPsychology

Philip Michael LamancusaHonoursHistory

Élise LaporteWith High DistinctionArt History

Elisa Rosina LattanzioHonoursEnglishMinor in History

Amalia Simone LemayHonoursEnglish and History

Benjamin Lindsey ClarkWith High DistinctionPsychologyMinor in Linguistics

Dale LockridgeHonoursEnvironmental StudiesMinor in Law

Rashmi LogasriskandarajWith DistinctionEnglishConcentration in Creative Writing

Vesna LukicHonoursPsychologyMinor in Law

Leland James Foster MacLeodHonoursSociologyMinor in Aboriginal Studies

Elisa Vivian MakadiWith High DistinctionPsychology

Sara Janet MannseichnerHonoursGeomatics

Brittany Erika MarkoHonoursSociology

Brittany Marie McCaugheyHonoursPsychologyMinor in Neuroscience and Mental Health

Lamar Jerome McCormackHonoursPsychology

Gemma Beatrice MichaelHonoursWomen’s and Gender Studieswith Study Year Abroad

Roselene MilhommeHonoursSociology

Andrew ModdleHonoursPhilosophyMinor in Psychologywith Study Term Abroad

Fatima Mohammad AliHonoursPsychologyMinor in American Sign Language

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Alyssa Jennifer-Ann MurphyHonoursPsychology

Alexander Christian MurrayHonoursPsychology

Syed NaqviHonoursSociology

Andrew NarrawayWith DistinctionHistoryMinor in English and Minor in Law

Elizabeth Owusu-PeprahWith High DistinctionAfrican Studies and Women’s and Gender Studies

Oyelekan Idowu OyelolaHonoursPsychology

Samantha PassarelliHonoursPsychology

Ryan Alexander PickeringWith DistinctionHistoryMinor in Canadian Studies

Habibullah PopalHonoursHuman Rights

Nicole Tara RobertsonHonoursPsychologyMinor in Sociology

Camille Nicole RobinsonHonoursHuman Rights

Aidan Patrick Magner RodHonoursPsychology

Kimberly Ann RogersHonoursChild Studies

Carina SaabHonoursGeomaticsMinor in Geography

Brendan Cameron SavilleWith High DistinctionPsychology

Correy Aiden SchaadWith DistinctionGeographyConcentration in Physical GeographyMinor in Geomatics

Alexandria SeymourHonoursSociologyMinor in Sexuality Studies

Muhammad Waleed Qayum ShaikhHonoursSociologyMinor in Business

Erin ShieldsWith High DistinctionEnglishwith Study Term Abroad

Allison SitlandHonoursLinguisticsMinor in Psychology

Desirae SmartHonoursWomen’s and Gender StudiesMinor in History

Brandon Robert Alexander SmithWith High DistinctionEnglish and Philosophy

Shea Lu-Ann Sherry SmythHonoursEnvironmental StudiesMinor in Geographywith Study Term Abroad

Krista Mae Evely SomervilleHonoursPsychology

Derek Jonathan William StewartWith High DistinctionEnglishMinor in Philosophy

Micah Wesley Anthony StewartHonoursReligionMinor in History

Jessica Marlene TheriaultHonoursAnthropologyMinor in History

Thinnesh ThevarajahHonoursPsychology

Cassandra TriskaHonoursEnvironmental Studies

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Carl Gordon TuttonHonoursEnvironmental Studieswith Study Term Abroad

Kyla Brittany Allysha VachonHonoursPsychology

Prodipto WahabHonoursPhilosophy

Fathiya WarsameHonoursAnthropology

Hayley Lauren WestHonoursInterdisciplinary Studies

Kirsten Lauren WiddesWith High DistinctionHistoryMinor in Sociology

Michael WilczynskiHonoursEnvironmental StudiesMinor in Geography

Benjamin ZaimovicHonoursHistory

Alexander ZelykHonoursHistory

BACHELOR OF ARTS


Fayrouz Abu-HamdanPsychology

Farah AdamPsychology

Abiola AdelekePsychology

Izabella BagratuniEnglishMinor in Russian

Jonathan Andrew BarbosaSociology

Delaney BarnettLinguistics

Victoria Anne BednarekFilm Studies

Aleksandra BesirovicPsychology

Sébastien Lévy Bien-AiméSociology

Jenna Nadine BlacquiereEnvironmental Studies

Hilary T. K. BlakeFilm Studies

Laila BotrosPsychology

Kaitlyn Ruth BoyerArt HistoryMinor in Greek and Roman Studies

Cortland Luke BrownPsychology

Donna-Lee BrownPsychologyMinor in Neuroscience and Mental Health

Amanda Brown-LesperancePsychologyMinor in Neuroscience and Mental Health

Sarah BrownleyPsychologyMinor in American Sign Language

Sarah CameronPsychology

Andrea Nicole CampbellApplied Linguistics and Discourse StudiesMinor in American Sign Language

Kieran Cantwell-BowditchEnglish

Jennifer CaputoPsychologyMinor in Canadian Studies

Gorden CavanaghSociology

Bibi Tiffanie ChattergoonPsychology

Tonya Jayne CoyeaPsychology

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Joseph CrawfordPhilosophy

Maya CrisostomoPsychology

Julie Adrienne CromptonPsychologyMinor in Art History

Kyle CurleyHistory

Samir Dar SanchezSociology

William Ezra DavidsonHistory

Miranda DayEnvironmental Studies

Cierra Dylan DeciccoChild Studies

Natasha Alexandria De SousaHistoryMinor in Psychology

Curtis DiplockEnglish

Adriana River Doucette-RaymondReligion

Sharon Lynn DropuljicSociologyMinor in Law

Michael DunnePsychology

Andrew DuongPsychologyMinor in Sociology

Fatmah Jalil EidEnglishMinor in Sociology

Ahmed El Sayed El MahrakawyPsychology

Judith Louise EmmersonPsychology

Carly Margaret FarringtonGeography

Laura FlynnHistoryMinor in Political Science

Erin A. FrancisPsychology

Shelly Deborah FriesenCanadian Studies

Emily Elizabeth FryerHuman Rights

Hisha Fanny GermainPsychology

Fadl GhaddarPsychology

Alyssa GigliettaPsychology

Alicia GolfettoPsychology

Tanya Jaye HalleyHistory

Brooke HaslamEnglish

Danielle Marie HenrySociology

Kaitlyn Alisha HoeyBiology

Keone HolnessPsychology

Jenna HultonPsychology

Willowna HutchinsonPsychologyMinor in Religion

Temitope IsholaPsychology

Jonathan JacksonHistory

Rachel D. JewsonSociology

Truth Alexis JohnPsychology

Brittany Lee Zsa-Zsa JohnsonEnvironmental Studies

Kurt Douglas KilgourPsychology

David LabelleEnvironmental Studies

Matthew LandryMusic

Cara LangillPsychologyMinor in American Sign Language

Aaron Julian LevinePsychology

Lo LinfordPsychology

Mwika Belly LubangiSociology

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Brittany Ann MacDonaldBiology

William MacLeanHistory and Theory of Architecture

Minoin Keisini ManoharanHuman Rights

Justin MarshallPhilosophy

Francesca MartinPsychology

Kurtis MayerPsychology

Rebecca Marie McFarlandPsychology

Jordan McGee-TailleferPsychology

Kimberly MerchandPsychology

Darby Nadege MercureChild Studies

Saher MohamedSociology

Jennifer Margaret Mae MoorePsychology

Heather MuirHuman RightsMinor in Law

Joshua NadeauPsychology

Vahid NamdarizandiPsychology

Kayla Rosemary NevillePsychologyWith Distinction

Enitan O. OwolabiPsychology

Catherine Ann Oxford-HarrowPsychology

Jeremy Yong PangPsychology

Wade PapineauHistoryMinor in Philosophy

Pramit PatelPsychology

John Cameron PennerBiology

David PeraltaHistory and Theory of Architecture

Sanhearn PhouReligion

Andelle Cayenne PosivalEnglish

Elizabeth PotterPsychology

Alka RanaHistory

Laci RiddellPsychologyWith High Distinction

Shaelyn RobinsonSociology

Michael RolloPsychology

Jillian Michelle RoundpointPsychology

Concetta SantoroSociologyMinor in Psychology

Yvon SecordAnthropology

Areej SehweelPsychology

Khwaja SiddiquiSociology

Lara SmartChild Studies

Tamires SodreSociology

Dawn Jean StewartPsychologyMinor in Sociology

Jessica Hazel Margaret StewartPsychology

Everett Robert Charles StittHistory

Amanda Lynn TaylorPsychologyWith Distinction

Giordano Michael TemplePhilosophyMinor in Film Studies

Brittney Ashley Casey ThistleHistory

Arrow Wexler TiptonPsychology

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Marie-Pierre TrudelPsychologyWith High Distinction

Noor Adel TurkiEnglishMinor in Sociology

Ruthran UdayakumarPsychology

Aya UsamaPsychology

Jesse William VermeerPsychology

Lisa Alexandra WaltonPsychology

Matthew Cody Alexander WardellEnglish

Heather WayPhilosophy

Chad Malcolm WhitelockPsychology

Jonathan WhynotHuman RightsMinor in Political Science

Magdalena WlochSociology

Eyston Kin Ngai WongPsychology

Jonathan WorldPsychology

Han Dan XiaoSociology

Anna YassinSociology

Richard YoungPsychologyMinor in Law

Katherin YparraguirreHuman RightsMinor in Psychology

Yuhan ZhangArt History

BACHELOR OF COGNITIVE SCIENCE


Nathan ChanCognitive Science

Julia GattoCognitive Science

Westley Thomas PartingtonCognitive ScienceWith Distinction

Paul SpryCognitive Science

BACHELOR OF HUMANITIES


Keir William BissetHonours

Nicole Marie LauzonHonours

BACHELOR OF COGNITIVE SCIENCE (HONOURS)


Kiah Jordan Christopher PrinceWith High DistinctionCognitive ScienceSpecialization in Cognition and Psychology

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Erin Rosemarie FelepchukWith High Distinction

Nicholas LeBlancHonours

Myles David PelleyHonoursMinor in History

BACHELOR OF MUSIC


BACHELOR OF COMMERCE

(Presented by Professor Jerry TomberlinDean, Sprott School of Business)

Simon AbrahaHonoursConcentration in AccountingCo-operative Education

Pavel AleksandrovichHonoursConcentration in Finance

Abdullah AlfayezHonours

Abdulrahman Tareq M. AlHarazyHonoursConcentration in Managing People and Organizations

Kimberly BarbanHonoursConcentration in Marketing

Alejandro BarretoHonoursConcentration in Finance

Eli BelousovHonoursConcentration in Marketing

Adrian BesharatHonoursConcentration in Finance

Mirna BotrosHonoursConcentration in Marketing

Corwin Farrell BousadaHonoursCo-operative Education

Kelsey BurdettHonoursConcentration in Marketing

Mark Gregory BurnsHonoursConcentration in International Business

Denise CheungHonoursConcentration in International Business

Ching Hin ChungHonours

Tyanna Akealia ClarkeHonoursConcentration in Marketing

Jorey Aleesha CohenWith High DistinctionConcentration in MarketingMinor in American Sign LanguageCo-operative Education

Kyle Joseph CoolenHonoursConcentration in Marketing

Aleksandar CrncanWith High DistinctionConcentration in Accounting

Justin Bradley CrosbyHonoursConcentration in Marketing

Yuyi DengHonoursConcentration in Finance

Ngoc Quynh Trang DinhHonoursConcentration in Accounting

Omar El AssiHonoursConcentration in Supply Chain Management

Maha ElgendyHonoursConcentration in Finance

Amanda FogetHonoursConcentration in Marketing

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Yosef FrischWith DistinctionConcentration in Accountingwith Study Term Abroad

Amin Ghasem RashidHonoursConcentration in Management

Hamza Ahmad Rajeh HabushHonoursConcentration in Supply Chain Management

Mohammad Khair HammoHonours

Tanvir HassanHonoursConcentration in Accounting

Heng Leong HorHonoursConcentration in Finance

Wesley James Thomas HornerWith High DistinctionConcentration in AccountingCo-operative Education

Esosa Sophia IyahenHonoursConcentration in AccountingMinor in Economics

Elie KhazzakaHonoursConcentration in Finance

Thaison Chit Thai LeongHonoursConcentration in Accounting

Lexin LiHonoursConcentration in Supply Chain Management

Zhenhong LiHonoursConcentration in Finance

Jennifer Chang LiuHonoursConcentration in Information Systems

Jialing LiuHonours

Shannon MageeHonoursConcentration in Information Systems

Alexandra MatysHonours

Ebonee PerryHonoursConcentration in Accounting

Boris PetkovicHonoursConcentration in Finance

Evan James PotvinHonoursConcentration in Supply Chain Management

Shirley RojoHonoursConcentration in Accounting

Alison Paige RumseyHonoursConcentration in MarketingCo-operative Education

Adrian SkakieHonours

Conor StairsHonoursConcentration in AccountingCo-operative Education

Victoria StoneWith High DistinctionConcentration in AccountingCo-operative Education

Dorothy Joanna SuryaHonoursConcentration in Management

Son-Steven Minh VoHonoursConcentration in Finance

Alexander Stephan James VoegeleHonoursConcentration in Marketing

Genevieve Elizabeth WaltonHonoursConcentration in Management

Nicholas John WarrenHonourswith Study Year Abroad

Kurtis Clayton WellsHonoursConcentration in Information Systems

Xiaofan WuHonoursConcentration in FinanceMinor in Economics

Kun XuHonours

Seyfettin YılmazHonoursConcentration in International Business

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Ryan John Francis YoungHonoursConcentration in AccountingCo-operative Education

Ahmed ZayedHonoursConcentration in Accounting

Qi ZhangHonoursConcentration in AccountingCo-operative Education

Zitian ZhangHonoursMinor in Psychology and Minor in Statistics

Junlei ZhuHonoursConcentration in Accounting

Paul Michael ZionHonours

BACHELOR OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

(Presented by Professor Jerry TomberlinDean, Sprott School of Business)

Haydon Kwok-Hay LauHonoursMinor in Japanesewith Study Year Abroad

Bo-Man Joyce LiHonourswith Study Year Abroad

Christian Alexander Millan WinsorHonoursMinor in Spanishwith Study Year Abroad

Alexandra PolakHonoursMinor in Spanishwith Study Year Abroad

Angela TanamalHonoursMinor in Spanishwith Study Year Abroad

BACHELOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE (HONOURS)

(Presented by Professor Douglas Howe Director, School of Computer Science)

Zeinab Abu SharkhHonoursMinor in Business

Laura AlkhouryHonours

Sean Steele BenjaminWith High Distinction

Michel Rheal BergeronHonours

Nathan Robert HertnerHonours

Connor Leo Douglas HillenHonours

Hsiao-Kang JaoHonours

Jessica JohnsonHonoursMinor in Philosophy

Tarek Joseph KaramHonoursMinor in Business

Shaheem Ahmed KhanHonoursMinor in Business

Adeel MaknojiaHonours

Jonathan PennyHonours

Matthew Aaron PrestonHonoursMinor in Psychology

Ankush VarshneyaWith DistinctionMinor in StatisticsCo-operative Education

Chang XuHonoursCo-operative Education

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BACHELOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE (MAJOR)

(Presented by Professor Douglas Howe Director, School of Computer Science)

William Douglas ForrestMinor in Mathematics

Youssef Fadi HalwaniMinor in Mathematics

Ghaiss Kadri

Kareem Lewis

Kathleen Anne MacFarlane

Muhammad Mustafa

Agaba Nkuuhe

Juan Diego SarriaMinor in JapaneseWith Distinction

Ashar Shoaib

Anthony Tasca

Filip Todoric

BACHELOR OF MATHEMATICS (HONOURS)

(Presented by Professor David AdmundsenActing Director, School of Mathematics and Statistics)

Emile Nathaniel GreerMathematicsWith High Distinction

Arij KhanMathematics

Yang ZhouMathematics

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS)

(Presented by Professor Malcolm ButlerDean, Faculty of Science)

Ali AcarHonoursNeuroscience and Mental HealthMinor in Psychology

Jude Nixsala Antony JeevaratnamHonoursChemistry

Omar AyyashHonoursPsychology

Daniel Sebastian BrumarWith High DistinctionChemistryConcentration in Nanotechnology

Brandon Alexander CirellaHonoursNeuroscience and Mental Health

Amnesty Louise CorneliusHonoursNeuroscience and Mental Health

Joshua CreppinWith High DistinctionChemistry

Trinda Margaret Helen CrippinHonoursBiologyMinor in Chemistry

BACHELOR OF MATHEMATICS

(Presented by Professor David AdmundsenActing Director, School of Mathematics and Statistics)

Nicholas ManorWith High DistinctionMathematics

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Alissa Dawn DozoisHonoursNeuroscience and Mental HealthMinor in Psychology

Alicia DuvalWith DistinctionNeuroscience and Mental HealthMinor in Psychology

Mark Ross EmpeyHonoursGeographyConcentration in Physical Geography

Adam Jonathan GarboWith High DistinctionPhysical GeographyMinor in Geomatics

Janine GirardHonoursNeuroscience and Mental HealthMinor in Psychology

Kieoni Grant-ElliottHonoursBiologyMinor in Psychology

Harold Garth GriffithsWith High DistinctionNeuroscience and Mental Health

Jonathan Lloyd HickmanHonoursBiologyConcentration in Ecology, Evolution and Behaviour

Brandon HoHonoursBiochemistry

Shadi KhalifehHonoursPsychology

Sylvie LahaieWith DistinctionNeuroscience and Mental HealthMinor in Biology

Ian Christopher MacKayHonoursBiochemistry and Biotechnology

Hadir Fawzy Badwy MahmoudWith DistinctionNeuroscience and Mental HealthMinor in Psychology

Mahyar MahrokhzadHonoursFood Science and Nutrition

Allison MartinHonoursFood Science and Nutrition

Carolyn Joyce McDougallWith High DistinctionNeuroscience and Mental HealthMinor in Chemistry

Alicja MortonWith DistinctionNeuroscience and Mental Health

Amina MuhammadiHonoursNeuroscience and Mental Health

David Graham NelsonHonoursBiologyConcentration in Molecular and Cellular Biology

Adaugo Rita OnuohaHonoursNeuroscience and Mental HealthMinor in Psychology

Pietro Luigi PiscinaHonoursChemistry

Margaret RangeleyHonoursPsychology

Matthew Dos SantosHonoursFood Science and Nutrition

Urusa ShahWith DistinctionNeuroscience and Mental HealthMinor in Biology and Minor in Psychology

Oyinlomo Oluwafemi Willi SolajaHonoursIntegrated ScienceConcentration in Life and Health SciencesMinor in Neuroscience and Mental Health

Millen TsegayeHonoursBiology

Crystal UrbanoHonoursNeuroscience and Mental Health

Stacey VictorHonoursPsychologyMinor in Neuroscience and Mental Health

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (MAJOR)


Donald Ryan GodboldPhysics

Hao SunNeuroscience and Mental Health

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE


Chantale Rani BarnardChemistry

Yiming CaoChemistry

Evan Michael CatneyNeuroscience and Mental Health

Jennifer CollinsNeuroscience and Mental Health

Danny DennaouiNeuroscience and Mental HealthMinor in Psychology

Oladeji Olatian EgunjobiIntegrated Science

Andrea Rose EstabrooksBiology

Meagan Elaine HamiltonBiology

Christina Alejandra NavarroChemistryMinor in Psychology

Michael David NinacsBiology

Michael Oluwatobi OyeleyeIntegrated ScienceMinor in Psychology

Jennifer Ashley PennettIntegrated ScienceMinor in Psychology

Guntars PerkonsBiology

Parham PourjamIntegrated ScienceConcentration in Life and Health Sciences

Jasminder SandhuIntegrated Science

Sarah Jane ThayerChemistryMinor in Mathematics

Narges YaryIntegrated ScienceConcentration in Life and Health SciencesMinor in Psychology

CERTIFICATE IN THE TEACHING OF ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE


Fazal Ahmad

Cole Robert Labelle

Irene Mary Szkudlarek

CERTIFICATE IN AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE


Nicole Christofilos

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AFTERNOON CEREMONY

Saturday, November 12, 2:00 p.m.

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HONOR ARY DEGREE RECIPIENT

Thomas R. Louttit will be awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, at the 2 p.m. ceremony on Saturday, November 12, “in recognition of his wise leadership and gracious service to the community as an Elder and the inspiration he offers those he mentors and those privileged to witness his actions which constitute an honourable model of personal reconciliation and education.”

From 1953 to 1963, Mr. Louttit attended residential schools in Ontario and Quebec. In 1963, he was placed in the care of the Children’s Aid Society. As an adult, he moved to Toronto where he became a flat roofer, a career that would last 32 years.

In 1994, he graduated from the Ontario Native Counsellors Program. He is a traditional Sweat Lodge Keeper and the Keeper of the Traditional Pipe. Mr. Louttit is a respected Elder in the Ottawa community. The community relies on him for traditional teachings, counselling, spiritual guidance, traditional ceremonies, and land-based education and culture programs.

Mr. Louttit regularly speaks to schools and community groups about his experiences within the residential school system and his personal healing journey.

In 2014, the Aboriginal Veterans of Canada presented him with the Queen's Jubilee Metal. He is the father of Erica and Thomas Wilson (deceased), a grandfather of 17 and great-grandfather of two girls. He currently lives in Ottawa with his wife Pennie.

Thomas R. Louttit

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ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS

Afternoon ceremony

Saturday, November 12, 2:00 p.m.

Chancellor Charles Chi, B.Eng., presiding

The audience is requested to stand when the Academic Procession arrives and remain standing during O Canada and the Elder's greeting. At the conclusion of the ceremony, the audience will wait until the Academic Procession has left before exiting the Fieldhouse.

Processional MusicJohn Robert Coghill Jr., B.Mus. (bagpipes)Ross Davison (bagpipes)Garry Matthews (snare drum)

O Canada (The audience is invited to sing. Please see page 2)Performed byMalak Ghanem

Opening CeremonyElder, Jim AlbertRepresenting the First Nations

Introduction by the Master of CeremoniesRafik Goubran, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D., P. Eng., IEEE Fellow, FCAEActing Vice-President (Research and International)

Conferring of the Degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, uponElder Thomas R. Louttit (Presented by Sandra Dyck, B.A., M.A., Director of Carleton University Art Gallery)

Star Blanket Ceremony and Honour Song* Laura Gagnon, Amber Asp-Chief, Shane Poison

Convocation AddressThomas R. Louttit

Conferring of Degrees and Awarding of MedalsWarrant Katharine Kelly, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.Marshal of Convocation

Welcome from the Alumni Association Chancellor Charles Chi

Closing Address by the President and Vice-ChancellorRoseann O’Reilly Runte, C.M., B.A., M.A., Ph.D.

Recessional Music

* Our honorary degree recipient, Thomas R. Louttit, will be presented with a Star Blanket to honour his accomplishments and to say kitchi-mìgwech (a big thank you) for supporting the Carleton community and beyond. The blanket is placed on an individual’s shoulders, and is symbolic of wrapping the person physically and spiritually in respect and admiration.

Star Blankets are used at a time of life-changing events such as births, deaths, graduations and marriages. The star on the blanket represents the Morning Star, a symbol of a new beginning and shining leadership. For many Indigenous peoples in Canada, stars are used as teachings and blessings; they symbolize light (knowledge) and darkness (ignorance).

For Indigenous students attending Carleton and all Indigenous students pursuing their education, the Morning Star shines light for Indigenous peoples, communities and nations, and signifies that hope for their future is bright.

The gifting of the Star Blanket will be followed by an Honour Song for Thomas R. Louttit. An Honour Song is sung to honour a particular person or persons who have done something noteworthy. While all Honour Songs have a similar purpose, each song is unique to honour the person or persons.

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ECONOMICSAnand Acharya

Robust Instrumental Variables and Accelerated Life Regressions Supervisors: L. Khalaf and M. Voia

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRSYelda Gülderen

Policy Adoption in International Organizations: The Case of the Social Protection Floor Initiative Supervisor: D. Long

Simon PalamarNuclear “Pork” Revisited: Organizational Imperatives and Nuclear Weapon Program Abandonment Supervisor: T. Findlay

POLITICAL SCIENCEJulia E. Calvert

Reclaiming Domestic Agency: International Investment Agreements and the Defence of Policy Space in Latin America Supervisor: L. MacdonaldSpecialization in Political Economy

Emmet Louis CollinsWhy Can't We Be Friends? Informal Relations, Public Policy, and Federalism in Canada Supervisors: J. Malloy and R. Ivacovino

Colin CordnerA Tale of Two Republics: Plato and Michael Polanyi on Science, Faith, and the Study of Man Supervisor: T. Darby

Stephanie Margaret ReddenThe Feminization of the Everyday: Examining the Gendered Nature of Worker Resistance within the Transnational Call Center Industry Supervisors: F. Robinson and C. GabrielSpecialization in Political Economy

PUBLIC POLICYSilvia Veronica Garcia Agnelli

Three Essays on Governance in South America Supervisors: W. Winer and L. MacdonaldSpecialization in Political Economy

AEROSPACE ENGINEERINGPedro López Cruz

Experimental and Numerical Study on Bolted/Bonded Composite Joints for Aircraft Supervisor: J. Laliberté

CIVIL ENGINEERINGHuseyin Burak Gunay

Improving Energy Efficiency in Office Buildings Through Adaptive Control of the Indoor Climate Supervisors: W. O’Brien and I. Beausoleil-Morrison

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGMartin Plesnik

Advanced Methods for Steady-State Analysis and Design of Switching Power Converter Systems Supervisor: M. Nakhla

ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERINGAlistair James Scott Boyle

Geophysical Applications of Electrical Impedance Tomography Supervisors: A. Adler and P. Wilkinson

Jerry Yee-Tung LamWide-Band Frequency Synthesizer Design with Compensation for Temperature Variations and Power Supply Noise Supervisors: C. Plett and J. Rogers

Lianhua LiHandling Decisions and Traffic Dependencies in Layered Queueing Networks Supervisor: G. Franks

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY


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Hassna OuassalInvestigation of Electromagnetic Band-Gap Structures Using Metallic Open Square Rings for Microwave Applications Supervisors: L. Roy and J. Shaker and S.

Barry

Hamid SaberCode Design for Incremental Redundancy Hybrid ARQ Supervisor: I. Marsland

Seyedali YadavarnikraveshA Self-Adaptive Auto-Scaling System in Infrastructure-as-a-Service Layer of Cloud Computing Supervisor: S. Ajila and C. Lung

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERINGAmanda Joy Pappin

Air Quality Modelling for Informing Air Pollution Policy Supervisor: P. Van Geel

MASTER OF ARTS


COMMUNICATIONYanchao An

Commenting on the Umbrella Movement: A Framing Analysis of Online News and Audience Discourse

Sherry Aske

Alexandra RatteBut Have You Really Heard? Evaluating Respondent Contributions in Government Consultations and the Effects of Missing Details

Kevin Smith

ECONOMICSMohamed Alhadi Abubraidaa

Concentration in Financial Economics

Frank Berko

Shaun David Byck

Yasmin Gure

Yajun HuangConcentration in Financial Economics

Casey Jones

Louise Margaret Montesano

Kerry Marjorie NieldSpecialization in Data Science

Fatima Reza

Qingyang Shen

Patrick Timothy TomConcentration in Financial Economics

Sophia Wong

Vimal Krishna Woomed

Hanjiao XuConcentration in Financial Economics

EUROPEAN, RUSSIAN AND EUR ASIAN STUDIESZülay Aşkin Oral

Matthew Batten-Carew

Katerina BondarchukCo-operative Education

Jennifer Dunev

Benjamin Hess

Caitlin KeaneyCo-operative Education

Matthew Lerner

Juliana Sarah Shnaider

Jürgen-Peter Werner von Bayern Schoner

HUMAN-COMPUTER INTER ACTIONMelanie Buset

Does Tool Use in Virtual Reality Change the Visual Perception of Extrapersonal and Peripersonal Space?

Christine MekhailA Day in the Life of the Jos: The Design of an Educational Game on Privacy

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INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRSAmy Acheson

Intelligence and National Security Co-operative Education

Manal Al-AyadCo-operative Education

James Roderick AllanInternational Development Policy Co-operative Education

Michael BinningtonIntelligence and National Security

Adam Alexander BlackInternational Development Policy Co-operative Education

Yusuf CelikConflict Analysis and Conflict Resolution

Monica Mengyue ChengInternational Economic Policy

Giananthony Gallo

Liam Gardner-MurphyConflict Analysis and Conflict Resolution Co-operative Education

Catherine GiugovazCo-operative Education

Daniel HabaruremaInternational Economic Policy

Christina A. HamiltonCo-operative Education

Molly Anne HillCo-operative Education

Michelle JetteInternational Economic Policy

Marissa Leanne KempConflict Analysis and Conflict Resolution

Jason KneitzInternational Economic Policy Co-operative Education

Andrew LuthConflict Analysis and Conflict Resolution, Co-operative Education

Maxime MartelIntelligence and National Security Co-operative Education

Christian Medina

Marlie Moura MeloInternational Organizations and Global Public Policy Co-operative Education

Christopher MorsheadCo-operative Education

Sara Joyce MulliganInternational Economic Policy Co-operative Education

Michelle PeresIntelligence and National Security

Aayah ShadadInternational Development Policy Co-operative Education

Lydia Shemeluck

John Patrick SpicerInternational Development Policy Co-operative Education

George StairsConflict Analysis and Conflict Resolution Co-operative Education

Eugene TsoInternational Organizations and Global Public Policy Co-operative Education

LEGAL STUDIESSakif Alam

Deaths of Numerous at Rana Plaza: Does Liability Rest Eleven Thousand Kilometers Away?

Michelle BarronViolent Exclusions: Locating Performances of Absent Bodies in International Law

Victoria Nalinie BisnauthWitnessing the Violence of Modern Exile: An Examination of the Relationship Between the Image, the Spectator, and the Context of Photographs of Pain and Suffering

Joshua Hruschka

Alex Klein

James LilesPeople in Crisis: Understanding the Impact of a Mental Health Response Unit on Police Culture

David MeinenPacification Through Humanitarian Aid: Examining Canada’s Security-Development Role in Haiti

Nicoletta Michalopulos

Hashim OudehAccountability of Corporate Management: Analysing the Fiduciary Duty in Corporate Law

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POLITICAL ECONOMYRussell Burgess

Competition or Liberation? Implications of Labour Automation in the Context of Cognitive Capitalism

Jacob Anthony ForrestA Machine for Governing: Technical Standardization, Mass Housing Provision, and the State in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canada

Allyson FradellaSpecialization in African Studies

Miles KrauterLeft Alone: The Unacknowledged Implications of Inequality for the Left

Leslie Andrea MunozState-Led Forced Migration in the Canadian Context: A Look into Canada’s Deportation Flights

Sarah PhinneyDetroit's Municipal Bankruptcy and the Case of Austerity Urbanism

Julia Sterparn

POLITICAL SCIENCEBarbra Chimhandamba

Ana Carolina Da Silva SoaresUNASUR and Post-Neo-Liberal Regionalism, 2008-2012

Spencer DavisArtful Gods: Aesthetics and Politics in the Age of Technology

Jonathan Dunning

Caroline EvansCo-operative Education

Haotian Guan

Philippe-Antoine HarbourCo-operative Education

Jacob Lindsay Love

Mohamed Mahmoud Motawei

William OnyeajuSpecialization in African Studies

James Robert Otis Patriquin

Krystyna WojnarowiczPower and The Everyday Politics of Refugee Protection in the Case Study of Gioiosa-Ionica, Italy

PUBLIC ADMINISTR ATIONArvin Abedi

Joel James AllanCo-operative Education

Jordan Edward Charbonneau

Jennifer Morrison Chisholm

Sirio Alfredo Coral Garzon

Zachary Thomas McLean Hayes

Rebecca IrelandCo-operative Education

Cara-Lynn JanzenCo-operative Education

Lauren Nicole LaCompteCo-operative Education

Brianna LeesCo-operative Education

Neeru MalhanCo-operative Education

Amanda Meliambro

Ian MerkleyCo-operative Education

Patrick Obendoerfer

Allysa OldingCo-operative Education

Aaron Parsons

Hilary PaulinCo-operative Education

Paul A. PrepasCo-operative Education

Patricia Ruth ProsserCo-operative Education

Emman RahmanCo-operative Education

Gabriel Salathé-Beaulieu

Jenna M. C. Seaby

Ekaterina StoicaCo-operative Education

Monika SzpytkoCo-operative Education

Rebecca TacomaCo-operative Education

Jeffrey TongCo-operative Education

Christine Inez Vaillancourt

Anisa Vangjeli

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SUSTAINABLE ENERGYKevin Michael Fenwick Force

Co-operative Education

Hye Joo KimCo-operative Education

Humayun SoomroCo-operative Education

MASTER OF APPLIED SCIENCE


AEROSPACE ENGINEERINGDerek Ancrum

Measurements of the Effects of Streamwise Riblets on the Turbulence Structures in Boundary Layers

David Anthony BootsNumerical Predictions of Propeller-Wing Interaction Induced Noise in Cruise and Off-Design Conditions

Brent Andrew CameronDevelopment and Implementation of a Cost-Effective Cockpit Interface Architecture for Flight Simulation

JiHyun KimExperimental Investigation of Mechanical Behaviour of Hybrid Bolted/Bonded Joints for Aircraft

Quoc-Viet Le-TheApplication of Multiaxial Fatigue Analysis Methodologies for the Improvement of the Life Prediction of Landing Gear Fuse Pins

Taran SachdevaVariable Frequency Air Coupled Ultrasonic Phased Array Sensors

Jared Corey Van BlitterswykExperimental Characterization of Turbulent Motions Using Wall-Pressure Measurements in Low Reynolds Number Turbulent Boundary Layers

BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERINGMohamed Hazem Abdelazez

Electrocardiogram Signal Quality Analysis to Reduce False Alarms in Myocardial Ischemia Monitoring

Jelena Nikolic-PopovicHeart Rate and Heart Rate Variability Estimation in the Presence of Motion Artifacts

Fatemeh ZabihollahyContinuous Monitoring of Mechanical Properties of Plantar Soft Tissue Using Wearable Ultrasonic and Force Sensors for Diabetic Patients

CIVIL ENGINEERINGPeter Apasnore

Bicycle-Vehicle Interactions at Mid-Sections of Mixed Traffic Streets: Examining Passing Distance and Bicycle Comfort Perception

Naser SnobarA Simulation-Based Approach to the Characterisation of Urban Traffic Network Vulnerability

ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERINGChidozie Vincent Analikwu

Multi-Robot Learning in the Guarding a Territory Game

Paul David DejiDerivation of Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) Table from UML Software Model by Epsilon Model Transformation

Kai GuoEfficient Stochastic Collocation Based Variability Analysis Using Model-Order Reduction Techniques

Pei JinBuilding Dynamic and Energy-Efficient Datacenters with Passive Optical Devices

Rachel N. KatumbaA Technique for Reference Spur Eradication in Fractional-N Frequency Synthesis

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Aaron Michael LeeIonically-Coupled Non-Linear Variable Resistors for Neuromorphic Applications

Owen Alexander MarshSilicon-On-Insulator Biosensor Using Micro-Ring Resonators and Ring-Assisted Mach-Zehnder Interferometers

Kun MengDelay-Based Rate Control Algorithms for the Real-Time Video Transmission Application

Jan MikhailDiscrete Event Simulation of Long Term Evolution Networks

Thomas Michael PeplerAutomated Pipelining for Clocked CMOS Logic and FPGAs

Yuqing QiuEvaluating and Improving LXC Container Migration Between Cloudlets Using Multipath TCP

John H. RasmussenTraveling Wave Laser Model for Circuit Simulation

Ye TaoVariability Analysis Via Parametrized Model Order Reduction

Ruixue WangA Low Power 8 to 1 Analog Multiplexer for Bio-Signal Acquisition System with a Function of Amplification

Dajun ZhangSoftware-defined Mobile Ad Hoc Networks with Trust Management

Ziwen ZhaoSpatial Clustering in Slotted ALOHA Two-Hop Random Access for Machine Type Communications

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERINGMichelle Denise Roberge-Butcher

Laboratory Investigation of Dense Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid Migration and Remediation in Mixed Wettability Soils Monitored by Pressure Transducers

HUMAN-COMPUTER INTER ACTION ENGINEERINGPaden Alexander James Shorey

An Exploration of In-Game Action Mappings with a Deformable Game Controller

MATERIALS ENGINEERINGRoxana Barceló Singh

An Implementation of Wang Tilings for the Representation of Metallic Glasses in Molecular Dynamics

MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGKatharine Nancy DiCola

Kinematic Calibration of a Serial Robotic Arm Using a Linear Movement Constraint

Bopanna Kokkengada MadappaMobility of Hydrogen-Vacancy Complexes in Nickel

Weidong LiVibration Signature Analysis for Gearbox Spalling Detection

TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION MANAGEMENT ENGINEERINGMohamed Mostafa Haggag Amin

A Topic Modeling Approach to Categorizing API Customer Value Propositions

MASTER OF ENGINEERING


AEROSPACEVedang Rajendrabhai Desai

CIVILFayez Alamry

Ghanim Al-Suwaidi

Shawn Gregory Keyes

Bhavani Veera Raja Kotipalli

Gursewak Singh Pannu

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Savannah AlhajOttawa City Block: Box Store Coach Suites

Mariya BonevaAbandoned Cultural Heritage and Identity: The Rehabilitation of the Prince of Wales Bridge

Amir Ali CharmchiDwelling in Time

Mac Doninri L. DimanligVirtual Hands of the Architect

Melhik GebremichaelLive/Work Architecture: An Alternative to High-Rise Development in Addis Ababa

Fiza Gul RindCamp X-Ray: The War on Terror, Memorialization, and Architecture

Orhan HassanSocial Architecture: Aging in Community

Madeleine HebertMakerspace to Maker City: A Magical Realists Guide to Urban Redevelopment

Jessica KirkhamUnpack Living: Housing the Working Nomad

Renaude Laberge-BoisjoliBuilding a Community: A Vernacular Strategy for Mixed Income Residential Housing in St. John's, Newfoundland

Izza LapaliceAn Infrastructure of Fragments

Erwin LeeScenes From Suburbia: Unreal Strategies for Real Change

Tayebeh MoradiezatpanahThe Affect of Architecture: Details for Meditation and Well-Being (Respite Time for the Ottawa Rehabilitation Centre)

Dylan O’KeefeA Trail of Two Cities: Suturing Together Crown and Town

ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTERMohammad Afzal H. Ansari

Gaganpal Singh Bhasin

Vatsal Chavda

Hao Chen

Yaning Du

Paul Hamilton Durham

Swastik Gautam

Liang Li

Zhen LiSpecialization in Data Science

Taha Shabbir LukmanjiSpecialization in Data Science

Sumit Malik

Yu Ni

Pranav Pareek

Rahulbhai Patel

Chaudhry Majid Qayyum

Harpal Singh

Aarthi Thirumavalavan

Chengguang Yu

MECHANICALQicheng Dong

Kamalakkannan Ganapathi

Andrew Gonis

Tedj Eddine Machou

Faizuddin Numan Mohammed

SUSTAINABLE ENERGYZeru Ghebremichael Berhane

Yasser Ahmed Mostafa Ismail

TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION MANAGEMENTOlusegun Alabi

Areej Abdulelah Alzmzami

Reem Basbaih

Tung Anh Nguyen

Wenrui Wang

MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE


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Monique Alyssa St. PierreAn Architectural Toolkit for Complex Sites: Exploring Co-Creation with Community Stakeholders

MASTER OF ENGINEERING


Wanlin LiInfrastructure Protection and International Security

MASTER OF INFR ASTRUCTURE PROTECTION AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY


Evelyn Augustine Nya-Oi

Gàbriel Caësaré

J. Daniel Sepulveda

Ayesha Syed

MASTER OF DESIGN


Maria FrangosInfrastructuring Place: A Case Study of Citizen-Led Placemaking Practices in Two Urban Gardening Projects

Corinna RobitailleCohousing for Women Baby Boomers: Meaning and Belonging as Design Criteria

Alyssa Katherine WongkeeDesigning Responsive Music Making Devices: Creating Positive Exercise Experiences for Seniors

MASTER OF JOURNALISM


Michelle Bartleman

Beatrice Alexandra Britneff

Mary Elizabeth Brown

Rachel Faber

Spencer A. Gallichan-Lowe

Emily KennedyOther Ways to Skin a Cat: The Social Identity Jobs-To-Be-Done Theory as it Applies to Independent Magazines Surviving Technological Disruption

Robert McKeownEating Dinner, Writing Culture: The Unique Communicative Power of Food and Travel Journalism

David ScharfStudents Still Mum About Shawn Reinekes Death: An Unsolved Homicide from 1984 at the University of Saskatchewan

Nicole Wiart

Jessica WrightArchitecture and Reformation

Yousra ZakiAn Invitation: Performing Architecture

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Amy Elizabeth Boughner

Amber Bramer

Nathan Caranci

Amanda Marie Deseure

Anne-Marie DeSouza

John Hunter Doubt

James Randall Emery

Ryan Paul Fedurco

Taylor Hartrick

Taylor Patricia Hodgins

Mohammad Kasraee

Fireda Ahmed

Linda Archibald

Zaki Bekkari

Alicia Danial Biafore

Jeannine Bradley

Tara L. Cohen

Rebecca Lyn Comeau

Myra Emery

Anushka Therese Fernandes

Mariom Veruska Ferrer

Bianca Sofia Ferris

Melanie Finney

Astrid Froese

Yuanyue Geng

Magdalena Georgescu

Pamela Heise

Alexander Kohut

Alexandre R. P. Maheu

Tori Allison Mahoney

Hilary Jean Martin

Soheil Milani

Matthew Musgrave

Jeff Rakebrand

Chad William Lorne Richards

Emily Rowan

Branden Valente

Charlotte Margaret Webber

MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK


MASTER OF PHILANTHROPY AND NON-PROFIT LEADERSHIP


Tiffany Jade Barnes-Huggins

Linda Bryson

Fallon Butler

Tania Cheng

Geraldine Lutaaya

Jennifer Inez MacKay

Megan MacLeod

Elizabeth Mazurek

Taylor Mary-Catherine Monk

Lara Oldford

Erin O’Neil

Mariah Peacock

Andrea Podruski

James Christopher Puddicombe

Michael Clinton Sacke

Megan Tate

Erica Lynn Webster

MASTER OF POLITICAL MANAGEMENT


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GR ADUATE DIPLOMA IN CONFLICT RESOLUTION


Sylvain Cléroux

GR ADUATE DIPLOMA IN INDIGENOUS POLICY AND ADMINISTR ATION


Kathryn Roininen

GR ADUATE DIPLOMA IN HEALTH POLICY


Nathan Peter Hauch

Anne Houston

Elizabeth Kerr

Melissa Dawn Linteris

Jennifer Luypaert-O’Rourke

Benyamin Matinpour

Anna Victoria Matthews

Alisa McClain

Chelcie Alicia Myers

Setareh Najmi

Stephanie Napoleone

Marina Opacic

Vanessa Elizabeth Peck

Ashley Prince

Laura Anne Quilliam

Heather Ripley

Victoria Roberts

Claire Rykelyk-Huizen

Lynette Schick

Randal Gilbert Sorenson

Anika Ursuliak

Annamarie Ruth Vandersluis

Jocelyn Wattam

Isabeau Tokio Welter

Ngar Man Wong

BACHELOR OF ARTS (HONOURS)

(Presented by Professor André PlourdeDean, Faculty of Public Affairs)

Aria Mehdi AdelHonoursCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in PsychologyMinor in Sociology

Disha AggarwalWith DistinctionEconomicsConcentration in Financial EconomicsMinor in Statistics

Fazal AhmadHonoursApplied Linguistics and Discourse Studies and Political ScienceConcentration in International Relations

Mohamad Ibrahim AhmadHonoursEconomics

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Marah AlasadiHonoursApplied Economics and LawConcentration in Business Lawwith Study Term Abroad

Maggie Hayward AtkinsHonoursCommunication Studies and Political Science

Alain BabineauWith DistinctionLaw

Florence-Cimona BebelaHonoursLaw and Psychology

Zachary BedardHonoursCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Law

Jessica Allison BunburyHonoursCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Psychology

Atara Ruth CadeskyHonoursCommunication StudiesMinor in American Sign Language

Chelsea Ann CannonHonoursCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Psychology

Amelia ChandHonoursHuman Rights and Law

Wesley Kai Ting CheeHonoursCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Psychology

Ke ChenHonoursCommunication StudiesConcentration in Image, Politics and Persuasion

Therry Mc Greghor ChevalierHonoursPolitical ScienceMinor in Economics

Shereemer Nicole ChevannesHonoursCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Law

Radu Daniel ChivuHonoursApplied EconomicsConcentration in Financial Economics

Jacob Ian ChouinardHonoursCommunication StudiesConcentration in Image, Politics and PersuasionMinor in Canadian Studies

Nicole ChristofilosWith DistinctionCommunication StudiesMinor in American Sign Language and Minor in Applied Linguistics and Discourse Studies

Brandon Lee Simon Joseph CiesielskiHonoursLaw and PsychologyConcentration in Business Law

Jesslyn Renee ColleyHonoursAfrican Studies and Political Science

David CosentinoHonoursLawConcentration in Business Law

Jonlou CzajkaHonoursLaw

Christopher John DennisonWith High DistinctionPolitical ScienceConcentration in International RelationsMinor in English

Caroline DesnoyersHonoursCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Psychology

Christine Elizabeth DolanHonoursCommunication Studies

Christianah Olamide FashogbonHonoursLaw

Jonathan Marc FavreauHonoursCommunication StudiesConcentration in Image, Politics and PersuasionMinor in Philosophywith Study Term Abroad

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Kyle Lewis FraserHonoursCommunication Studies

Stephanie Gagnon-HumeHonoursLaw

Sajjad GheibiHonoursHuman Rights and Law

Logan GilesHonoursCommunication Studies

Tianna Carlisha GoguenHonoursCommunication Studies

Kadeem GrantHonoursCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in LawMinor in Psychology

Sinead Lynne HansfordHonoursCommunication Studies

Fatima HassounHonoursLaw

Meras N. M. HonjolHonoursLawConcentration in Business LawMinor in Business

Rixi HuangHonoursCommunication Studies

Ateshia Joanne IraborWith DistinctionCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in PsychologyMinor in Business

Nyota Andréa Danielle JamesHonoursPolitical ScienceMinor in Women’s and Gender Studies

Harrison Scott McCrory KennedyHonoursHistory and Political Science

Ron Stephan KlappholzWith DistinctionPolitical ScienceConcentration in International RelationsMinor in Economics

Zijun LiHonoursCommunication Studies

Daniel Michael Jamie LittleHonoursGlobal PoliticsMinor in English

Yitong LiuHonoursEconomicsMinor in Business

James Lewis LongHonoursPolitical ScienceMinor in English

Brian MacDonaldWith DistinctionCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in SociologyMinor in Law

David MacMillanHonoursHuman Rights and Political ScienceConcentration in International RelationsMinor in American Sign Language

Meagan MassadHonoursCommunication Studies

Brendan Gilbert McBrideWith DistinctionPolitical ScienceConcentration in International RelationsCo-operative Education

Derek Michel McCarvillHonoursPolitical ScienceConcentration in International Relations

Scott James McIlroyHonoursCommunication Studies

Kelly McKeownHonoursCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Sociology

Mintong MengHonoursCommunication StudiesMinor in Japanese

Rachel MezherWith High DistinctionCommunication StudiesConcentration in Communication and IdentityMinor in Law

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Lauren MillHonoursCommunication StudiesConcentration in Media Industries and Institutions

Fatima MoazinHonoursLawConcentration in Transnational Law and Human RightsMinor in Music

Andrea MocellaHonoursCommunication Studies

Abdelmajid Amer Moh’DhasanHonoursCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Psychology

Dana NegroHonoursCommunication Studies

Meghan Jane O’BrienHonoursCommunication StudiesConcentration in Image, Politics and Persuasion

Nina Lauren PacioccoHonoursLawMinor in Philosophy

Guillaume Payen BoucardHonoursApplied Economics

Godwill Obioma PeterHonoursApplied Economics

Bradley PullanHonoursPolitical ScienceConcentration in Public Affairs and Policy Analysis

Emily S. QuaileWith High DistinctionPolitical Science

Roxana Ninibeth RangelHonoursPolitical ScienceConcentration in International Relationswith Study Year Abroad

Tasnova RidmaHonoursApplied EconomicsConcentration in Natural Resources, Environment and Economy

Aron Quin Robb-SmithHonoursPolitical ScienceConcentration in International Relations

Bianca RomeoHonoursLawConcentration in Transnational Law and Human Rights

Nicholas RudiakHonoursCommunication Studies

Yashshiv Seeram MaharajHonoursApplied Economics

Celina C. SellWith DistinctionApplied Linguistics and Discourse Studies and Political Science

Maeve SempleHonoursLaw

Ambreen SharifHonoursCommunication StudiesMinor in Business

Chia-Yi Claire ShiHonoursCommunication StudiesMinor in Japanese

Theoni SparagisHonoursCommunication StudiesMinor in Political Sciencewith Study Term Abroad

Susan H. TernanHonoursApplied Economics

Kevin TinHonoursApplied EconomicsConcentration in Financial Economics

Richard Thomas VaughanHonoursEconomics

Gregory Venn Cooper VeeversWith High DistinctionPolitical ScienceConcentration in Canadian PoliticsMinor in Mathematics

Jimmy Minh Tung VuHonoursEconomicsConcentration in Financial Economics

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Munea WadudHonoursCommunication Studies

Mitchell WhiteHonoursCommunication Studies and Political Science

Ryan Clinton WilliamsHonoursCommunication StudiesMinor in Business

Yuhong ZhouHonoursCommunication StudiesConcentration in Media Industries and InstitutionsMinor in Philosophy

BACHELOR OF ARTS


Naomee AhmedEconomics

Huma Amreen AlamEconomicsMinor in Political Science

Mohammed Al-BatainehEconomics

Ahmed Amar Ibrahim Al ShibliEconomics

Ayman Mohammed AlzahraniEconomics

Lea AntonatosEconomics

Nada AppiahEconomics

Daphne Laurence AuclairLawwith Study Term Abroad

Poushi AzizPolitical Science

Mark Gershom BacalanEconomics

Mohamed BakalEconomics

Refaa BangashEconomics

Rayanne Alexandra BartleyPolitical ScienceConcentration in Public Affairs and Policy Analysis

Trevor-Nicolas Belanger-CondoCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Law

Tanner BellLaw

Brittany Hilda Irene Mary BellmoreCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Sociology

Lisa Michelle BenvenutiCommunication Studies

François BernierLaw

Andrea BlausteinCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Law

Jessica BoczekCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in LawMinor in Sociology

Jekabs Raimonds BrencisCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Law

Liane BretonCommunication StudiesMinor in Psychology

Mustafa CaglayanEconomics

Sydony Doreen Elizabeth CarneyCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Law

Jasjeet Singh ChauhanEconomics

Karen Ann CollinsLaw

Christopher CosentinoEconomics

Taylor Eleanor CunninghamCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Law

Christian Michael CzupaCommunication Studies

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Tiana DavisCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Sociology

Jenan DayfallahPolitical Science

Mariah D’SouzaPolitical ScienceConcentration in International RelationsMinor in Law

Samantha-Jean FieldingCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Law

Daniel GardnerCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Law

Samantha Diane GeeCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Sociology

Emad Abbas GhandourahEconomics

Cameron GilbertCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Sociology

Geneviève Jasmin GippLaw

Teyanna Latoya GrantCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Law

Eric Robert Richard GravelEconomics

Jessica GreenePolitical ScienceWith Distinction

Frena HailekirosLaw

Walid HamamEconomics

Leslie A. H. HsuEconomicsMinor in Japanese

Audrey Alexis HurleyCommunication StudiesMinor in English

Daniel IrvanianLaw

Naeem Ovais JavedCommunication Studies

Jayalath Mudiya JayatilakaPolitical Science

Angela Kathleen KellyCommunication Studies

Aziz KhatibEconomics

Patrick KilleenCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Law

Jialyn Miranda KnightCommunication Studies

Nicholas LeBlancCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Law

Jing LiEconomics

Zhaokun LiEconomics

Meiou LiuEconomics

Benjamin LockhartLaw

Danijela LokasLaw

Jean Lorentz Louis-JeunePolitical ScienceConcentration in International Relations

Brittany Almeda LoweLaw

Laura Mbombo LuketaLaw

Kyle MacDonaldPolitical Science

Alyssa MaletteLaw

Ramzi MannehEconomics

Thomas James Graham MarksEconomics

Nolan McCarthyCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Psychology

Emma Patricia McFarlandCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Law

Joseph McGarveyEconomics

Santiago MesaCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Psychology

Julius Sylvester MhimbiraPolitical ScienceMinor in African Studies and Minor in Law

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Hodo MohamedPolitical ScienceConcentration in International Relations

Ali MoosaEconomics

Brittany MoranLaw

Vicky MunayiCommunication Studies

Arthika Logeswaran NadarajahEconomics

Izabella NarbuttCommunication Studies

Samiya NaseemEconomicsMinor in Political Science

Arthur NsengaPolitical Science

Onaoghene O. OborCommunication StudiesMinor in Psychology

Seun OniretiEconomics

Osi Adrian OnuohaLaw

Zachary PalmerCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Psychology

Jeremy PaquinPolitical Science

Constantinos PavlakosLaw

Damjan PericCommunication Studies

Justin Petta-IonescuEconomics

Billal RahemEconomics

Hani RibihPolitical Science

Julia Christina RuthCommunication Studies

Mohammad Mutaz SakkejhaPolitical Science

Jessica Paola SalasCommunication StudiesMinor in Psychology

Modar SalehEconomics

Sajani SamarawickramaEconomics

Nishevitha H. SarmaEconomics

Mohssen SchokohmandCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Law

Clemens Adriano Antonio SchroderPolitical Science

Jonathan Glen SchruderLawMinor in PsychologyWith High Distinction

Quinlan Seguin-TremblayCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Psychology

Chelsea Lee ShaverCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Psychology

Jing ShiEconomics

Kyle ShiferawLaw

Lee Ann St-AmourLaw

Thendral ThennanEconomics

Veronica VegaCommunication StudiesMinor in Political Science

Sarah Mary WallworkLaw

Jinyan WangEconomics

Ashley R. WenyeveCommunication Studies

Jonathan Dale WielerLaw

David WillmanLawWith Distinction

Brendon WolfEconomics

Siyuan XingCommunication Studies

Zhiya YangEconomicsMinor in Psychology

Julia Emma YoungCriminology and Criminal JusticeConcentration in Sociology

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AEROSPACEMoiz Ali

Saskia Mattern

BIOMEDICAL AND ELECTRICALJavier Rodriguez Chavez

BIOMEDICAL AND MECHANICALFrancesca Tsimiklis

With Distinction

CIVILMazen Chaaraoui

Robert CichockiWith High Distinction

Ali Defela

Brad Alexander Henry

Nicholas J. Ingold

Haroon Adil Sheikh

Phillip Paolo Sottile

Savinda Wijesundara

COMMUNICATIONSHassain Saeed

Co-operative EducationWith High Distinction

COMPUTER SYSTEMSSammy Metwally

Nazariy Igorovych MykytseyCo-operative Education

Abhilash Pravinkumar

Yuan Sun

ELECTRICALKhaled Mohammed Alkhaldi

Mohaned Allaf

Adam Bahizire

Rashid Bin-BaitulCo-operative Education

Jordan David Flood

Nihal Amol Karyakarte

Geoffrey Lawan

Joshua Pastoril Macute

Sarah Atteyah Jaber Majli

Luv Kumar Tomar

Yu Chao ZengCo-operative Education

MECHANICALGeourge Amin

Rubinder Singh Gill

Hadi Haidar

Rafi Haque

Eyad KhawajaCo-operative Education

Aleksandr Roger KielstraMinor in Business

Seung Hwan LeeMinor in Mathematics and Minor in Physics

Michael Smith-Uffen

SOFTWARETianming Zhuang

Nana YuCommunication Studies

Tzu-Ching YuEconomics

Yuxiao YuanEconomics

Wei ZhangCommunication Studies

Yanqing ZhangEconomics

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

(Presented by Professor Fred Afagh

Acting Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Design)

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BACHELOR OF INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

(Presented by Professor Thomas GarveyDirector, School of Industrial Design)

Justin Eli ChinMinor in Psychology

BACHELOR OF JOURNALISM

(Presented by Associate Professor Susan HaradaAssociate Director, School of Journalism and Communication)

Arturo Calvo CentenoHonoursJournalism and Canadian Studies

Clarissa Anne FortinWith High Distinction

Sean Ross Moore FranklingWith DistinctionJournalism and History

Colleen JonesHonours

Jenn KoHonoursMinor in History

Amna PervaizHonoursMinor in Law

Matea ZekoHonoursMinor in Psychology

BACHELOR OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND POLICY MANAGEMENT

(Presented by Professor Barry WrightDirector, Arthur Kroeger College of Public Affairs)

Sujin ChangWith DistinctionSpecialization in Development StudiesCo-operative Education

Paige Taylor KirkHonoursSpecialization in Development Studieswith Study Term Abroad

Devlyn Andrew LalondeWith DistinctionSpecialization in Strategic Public Opinion and Policy Analysis

Madison Margaret McCullaHonoursSpecialization in Development Studieswith Study Term Abroad

Jessica Leigh Mina McRaeHonoursSpecialization in International Studies

Joost Van De LooHonoursSpecialization in International Studies

Jimruna Safiyan YakubuHonours Specialization in Development Studies

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Jamila Queen AhmedWith Distinction

Rudi-Lee B. CanilHonours

Erin Ann DriscollHonours

Kim A. DroppoWith High Distinction

Abir GebaraHonoursMinor in Sociology

Hersha Carin GoldbergHonours

Laura Jane GwayumbaWith High Distinction

Faisal Mohamed JamaHonoursMinor in Indigenous Studies

Kelsey MarionHonours

Kelsie RoddenHonours

Dhieu Ajang

Xin Liu

Muhammad Salman

Siqi Yu

POST-BACCALAUREATE DIPLOMA IN ECONOMICS


BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK

(Presented by Professor Gerald deMontignyDirector, School of Social Work)

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Congratulations on obtaining your degree from Canada’s Capital University, and welcome to the Carleton University Alumni Association (CUAA).

With your remarkable achievement today comes membership in a thriving club — a dynamic organization of more than 130,000 people living and working around the world who all share a proud connection with this university. This network can help you realize your dreams, open doors around the world, and connect you to your alma mater.

This is a day for celebration, but it also presents an opportunity for reflection. As you savour your accomplishment, take a moment to look back on your years at Carleton. Remember the ideas that challenged you, the professors who inspired you, and the lifelong friendships you have made. You will treasure these wonderful Carleton memories for the rest of your life.

On behalf of your Alumni Association, congratulations on reaching this milestone. Welcome to the CUAA — we’re here to help you as you embark on a happy and successful future.

Louise Hayes, B.J., M.A.President, Carleton University Alumni Association

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION WELCOME

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ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS

The following additions and/or corrections were made by Senate following the publication of the June 2016 Convocation programs.

BACHELOR OF ARTS (HONOURS)John Davids

HonoursPolitical ScienceConcentration in International RelationsMinor in Sociology

Nathan Daniel Van NoyHonoursPolitical Science

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Valerie ArmstrongBiologyMinor in Neuroscience and Mental HealthWith High Distinction

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS)Luxshni Kirupakaran

HonoursEnvironmental ScienceConcentration in Earth Sciences

Euripidis Alexander PapanicolaouHonoursEarth Sciences

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