We hope to see you at Summer Fest!

Appointments

• Alexandra Dorland has accepted the Term position of Laboratory Coordinator in the Department of Biology.
• Sean Follows has accepted the position of Electronics Hardware Technologist in the Department of Electronics.
• Jonathan Pease has accepted the position of Counsellor in Health and Counselling Services.
• Ashley Fleischer has accepted the Term position of C-CURE Administrator in the Office of the Provost and Vice-President (Academic).
• Keith Stamplecoskie has accepted the position of Biology Technician in the Department of Biology
• Ancy Joseph has accepted the position of Administrative Assistant in the Department of Financial Services.
• Lisa Paterick has accepted the position of Energy Manager, in Facilities Management and Planning.
• Katrin Liivoja has accepted the position of Awards and Financial Aid Assistant in the Awards Office.
• Ryan Tucci has accepted the position of Reference Services Administrator in the MacOdrum Library.
• Scott MacDonald has accepted the position of Manager, Building Operations in Facilities Management and Planning.

On the Move

• Amanda Dobbie has accepted the Term Assignment of Carleton Leader Program Officer in the Office of Quality Initiatives.
• Sharon Kennedy has accepted the Career Development Assignment of Administrative Assistant – Sprott in the Sprott School of Business.
• MaryAnne Pomainville has been promoted to the position of Executive Assistant to the President in the President’s Office.

40 Years

• Lynn Campbell, Law & Legal Studies
• Susan Pinard, Library

35 Years

• Margaret Ogilvie, Law & Legal Studies
• Brian Tansley, Psychology

30 Years

• Franz Oppacher, Computer Science
• Jerzy Sasiadek, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
• Daiva Stasiulis, Sociology & Anthropology

25 Years

• Kelly Crossman, Architecture & Urbanism
• Lorraine Dyke, Sprott School of Business
• Nicole Enouy, Public Policy & Administration
• Chris Herdman, Psychology
• David Lau, Civil & Environmental Engineering
• Ian Lee, Sprott School of Business
• Jo-Anne Lefevre, Cognitive Science
• Sam Melkonian, Mathematics & Statistics
• Waller Newell, Political Science
• Candace Newman, Bookstore
• Siva Pal, Sprott School of Business
• Danny Patterson, Geography & Environmental Studies
• R. Timothy Patterson, Earth Sciences
• Simon Power, Economics
• Huntley Schaller, Economics

20 Years

• Robert Burk, Chemistry
• Piotr Dutkiewicz, Political Science
• Stephen Hill, Facilities Management & Planning
• Marie-Odile Junker, Linguistics & Language Studies
• Maeve McMahon, Law & Legal Studies
• Barbara Szyszkowicz, Mathematics & Statistics

 15 Years

• Tony Araujo, Computing & Communication Services
• Amir Banihashemi, Systems & Computing Engineering
• Naomi Cappuccino, Biology
• Virginia Caputo, P. Jewett-Women’s & Gender Studies
• Gerald Grant, Sprott School of Business
• Karim Karim, Journalism
• Gregory MacIsacc, Humanities
• Alejandro Ramirez, Sprott School of Business
• Fiona Robinson, Political Science
• Mark Robinson, Awards Office
• Micheline White, Humanities

10 Years

• Patricia Ballamingie, Geography & Environmental Studies
• Lloyd Barry, Computing & Communication Services
• Sean Barry, Chemistry
• Vandna Bhatia, Political Science
• Lucy Campbell, Mathematics & Statistics
• Jill Carrick, Studies in Art & Culture
• Sarah Casteel, English Language & Literature
• Zeba Crook, Humanities
• Darryl Davies, Sociology & Anthropology
• Daniel Feszty, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
• Amy Fraser, University Registrarial Services
• Dianne George, Law & Legal Studies
• Neil Gerlach, Sociology & Anthropology
• Randall Germain, Political Science
• Sheryl Hamilton, Journalism
• Hana Jabi, Information Technology
• Yolana Junco-Pascual, Recreation & Athletics
• John Kennedy, Instructional Media Services
• Catherine Khordoc, French
• Susanne Maria Klausen, History
• Heidi Maibom, Philosophy
• Paul Mezo, Mathematics & Statistics
• Scott Mitchell, Geography & Environmental Studies
• Dawn Moore, Law & Legal Studies
• Janice O’Farrell, Admissions
• James Opp, History
• Ruth Phillips, Studies in Art & Culture
• Mark Phillips, History
• Blazenka Power, Electronics
• Henry Saari, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
• Jeffery Sahadeo, European, Russian & Eurasian Studies
• Yiagadeesen Samy, International Affairs
• Janice Schroeder, English Language & Literature
• Ralph Serin, Psychology
• Natalia Stepanova, Mathematics & Statistics
• Jennifer Stewart, Public Policy & Administration
• Christopher Stoney, Public Policy & Administration
• Murdock Thompson, Journalism
• Ming Tiampo, Studies in Art & Culture
• Collett Tracey, English Language & Literature
• Kieu Tran, FASS Office of the Dean
• Steve Truttmann, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
• Michel Vallee, Sociology & Anthropology
• Andrew Wallace, English Language & Literature
• John Walsh, History
• Yanling Wang, International Affairs
• Michael Wohl, Psychology

5 Years

• Troy Anderson, Sprott School of Business
• Tyler Avis, Chemistry
• Shaohan Cai, Sprott School of Business
• Nicolas Carrier, Criminology & Criminal Justice
• Francesca Craig, Recreation & Athletics
• Ana Dammert, Economics
• Bernardo Esau, CU On-Line
• Mariana Esponda Cascajares, Architecture & Urbanism
• Jose Galdo, Public Policy & Administration
• Elizabeth Gorham, University Communications
• Sefa Hayibor, Sprott School of Business
• Kim Hellemans, Neuroscience
• Hans-Martin Jaeger, Political Science
• Lloyd Keane, Library
• Ummni Khan, Law & Legal Studies
• Ernest Kwan, Sprott School of Business
• Gita Ljubicic, Geography & Environmental Studies
• Irene Lu, Sprott School of Business
• Evelyn Maeder, Criminology & Criminal Justice
• Andrew Marble, Systems & Computer Engineering
• David Matheson, Philosophy
• Steven McGarry, Electronics
• James Milner, Political Science
• David Mould, Computer Science
• Zoran Oklopcic, Law & Legal Studies
• Justin Paulson, Sociology & Anthropology
• Raul Razo-Garcia, Economics
• Robin Ritchie, Sprott School of Business
• Ouafa Sakka, Sprott School of Business
• Aboubakar Sanogo, Studies in Art & Culture
• Jaffer Sheyholislami, Linguistics & Language Studies
• Daniel Siddiqi, Linguistics & Language Studies
• Patrice Smith, Neuroscience
• Jeffrey Smith, Chemistry
• Jesse Stewart, Studies in Art & Culture
• Apollinaire Tsopmo, Chemistry
• S. Jill Wigle, Geography & Environmental Studies
• Yuriy Zabolotnyuk, Sprott School of Business

1 Year

• Alanna Allen, Sprott School of Business
• Merridee Bujaki, Sprott School of Business
• Marie-Eve Carrier-Moisan, Sociology & Anthropology
• Mark DeBruyn, Recreation & Athletics
• Julie Dempsey, Psychology
• Stacy Douglas, Law & Legal Studies
• Christopher Gunn, Economics
• Isolde Kingsley, Business Office
• Bethany MacLeod, Linguistics & Language Studies
• Paul Mkandawire, Interdisciplinary Studies
• Melissa Redmond, Social Work
• Sandra Robinson, Journalism
• Stephen Saideman, International Affairs
• Dawn Schmidt, Comparative Studies in Literature, Art & Culture
• Alexis Shotwell, Sociology & Anthropology
• Robert Smart, Sprott School of Business
• Joana Luiz Torres Da Rocha, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
• Johan Voordouw, Architecture & Urbanism
• Xiaoyu Wang, Electronics
• Mika Westerlund, Sprott School of Business
• Paul Williams, Geography & Environmental Studies
• Michael Windover, Studies in Art & Culture

If you haven’t registered a team or you would like to participate but are on your own, go ahead and register and we can team you up with another group.

Please see the Healthy Workplace website for more information.

For more information, see the Carleton University Group RRSP webpage.

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HR Advisory Services has put together two online tutorials on Resume/Cover Letter and Interview Preparation and want your feedback!

Come to 506 Tory on Thursday June 20th at 10:00 am to see the tutorials and provide us with your feedback. We only require 1 hour of your time.

Registration is require due to limited space.

Formerly, for Ontario Members, in the event of your pre-retirement death, the death benefit would be paid:

• To the spouse you are living with at that time (common law or married) in priority over any other person
• To your designated beneficiary if you are not living with a spouse, or if the spouse you are living with has waived priority; or
• To your estate, if you are not living with a spouse or if the spouse you are living with has waived priority, and if you have no surviving designated beneficiary.

Now, for Ontario Members, the rights of your common law spouse have changed if you have a common law spouse and you also have a married spouse from whom you are separated but not divorced.

Under the new Ontario rules pre-retirement death benefits will be paid:

• To your married spouse if you are living together at the time of your death;
• If you are living with a common law spouse at the time of your death:
  - To your common law spouse if you do not also have a married spouse from whom you are separated but not divorced;
  - To your designated beneficiary if you also have a married spouse from whom you are separated but not divorced;
• To your designated beneficiary if you have no spouse who is eligible or if your eligible spouse has waived priority; or
• To your estate if you have no eligible spouse and no surviving designated beneficiary.

If you are an Ontario Member with a common law spouse, and you also have a married spouse from whom you are separated but not divorced, and if you want your Carleton University Retirement Plan pre-retirement death benefits to be paid to your common law spouse, your common law spouse must be your designated beneficiary. You should review your beneficiary designation on your annual statement and make any desired changes. You are encouraged to obtain professional advice especially if you have an agreement or court order concerning family property or have special estate planning needs.

You can complete a new designation of beneficiary form by submitting the Pension Beneficiary Change Form to Human Resources or accessing it at the following website.

Please remember that it is always important to notify the Pension Department of Human Resources whenever you have a life change. If you have any questions, call Neil Courtemanche or Jean Ouellette at 520-2600 ext. 3634.

Definition of common law spouse

A person who, at the date of determination, is not married to the Member but has been living with the Member in a conjugal relationship:

i. continuously for a period of not less than three years; or

ii. in a relationship of some permanence if they are the natural or adoptive parents of a child as defined in the Family Law Act, 1986.

This notice provides you with general information for illustration purposes and is based on the current provisions of the applicable legislation and the Carleton University Retirement Plan, which could change in the future. Your particular situation at the time of death may also lead to a different result.

Managers, supervisors and co-workers of individuals being honoured are invited to join.

Please RSVP to let the organizing committee know that you will be attending this event.

Below is a complete list of Employees with service anniversaries from July 2012 to June 2013

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Employees Retiring this Year

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