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Home / Leadership Development

There are a variety of ways to get involved on campus at Carleton. You can join a CUSA group; play on one of the sports teams; run for student government or get a job in a support service like LSS, PASS or Peer Helping. Many of these opportunities build on inherent leadership skills, including effective communication, teamwork and responsibility.

The SEO is here to help you develop these skills and we have a variety of opportunities for students from 1st to 4th year. Read on to find out how you can get involved at Carleton.

Alternative Spring Break

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This isn’t your typical Spring Break! Get involved in an immersive service learning experience in Ottawa or internationally that changes students lives. Open to all undergraduate students.

Peer Helper Program

Open to students in their 2nd-4th year, this program provides opportunities for students to work in one of 9 departments on campus throughout the academic year. The positions allow students to develop practical work skills such as communication, networking, public speaking and event planning.  Students will also expland their understanding of the day-to-day operations of Carleton University.  Applications for these positions are posted on our website in February each year.

CU Host Program

The host program allows top tier student leaders in their 2nd-4th year to represent Carleton at campus and community events. This paid position provides students with opportunties to act as ambassadors at events such as the Press Gala Movie screening of Passchendaele, the FASS Distinguished Lecture and the Better Outcomes for Citizens Conference. Would you like to be included in the biggest events taking place at Carleton? This is your rsvp.

Get Involved

If you would like more information about these or other leadership opportunities,  please contact the SEO at leadership@carleton.ca.

Make the most of your higher education experience and get involved!

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