The Stationery office will be closed on Tuesday, May 1 due to inventory taking. Due to unanticipated circumstances and the resultant staffing shortages, Carleton's Travel Medicine has been temporarily suspended. It is expected that this service will resume in the fall. The New Human Rights Policy takes effect on May 1, 2001. A number of half-day information workshops have been arranged to assist you in implementing the policy as it relates to race and cultural diversity.
Space is still available in a selection of workshops.
All sessions will be held in Room 2203, Dunton Tower. More than 25 student design projects will be on display. Winners of the School's sixth annual High School Design Competition will also be in attendance as well as parents, faculty and representatives from the business and design community. The exhibit is open to the public until April 29 in the Carleton University Art Gallery, St. Pat's Building. Carleton University's School of Industrial Design is the only professional, university-level industrial design school in Ontario.