Club Directory

We aim to provide relief through raising awareness and involving students in productive and educational events on campus. We have fun events such as sports tournaments, different food sales, and movie nights that involve the campus body and create change at the same time.

The ITE Club at Carleton is the student chapter of the professional organization ITE and we exist to connect students (both undergraduate and postgraduates) with professionals in the transportation engineering industry. Carleton’s ITE chapter is the newest chapter in the Canadian District and was founded in 2011.

The Jaku Konbit|CU (JKCU) charter club is affiliated with the community organization Jaku Konbit (JK). JKCU is centered toward African Caribbean Black Canadian (ACBC) Youth. JK will serve as an organization that strives to empower and promote community interaction among all black students at Carleton University. This group specifically focuses on showcasing the skills and talents that our students have. This club is for our members and other Black students to showcase their businesses, get educated by professional entrepreneurs, have a networking session for Black students to connect culturally and socially with one another, and form a solidified community. Moreover, We aim to represent and foster black culture through community interaction. JK is a club where you can share your voice, ideas, and feelings, and most importantly, it is an opportunity for you to be active within the club to gain experience at your university.

The Journalism Society of Carleton is an academic organization that strives to bring students of the Journalism program together through academic and social events. It also strives to support students during stressful times through our mentorship program for first-years and mental health week.

Landscape Lab is a student led club focused on the exploration and promotion of landscape design theory and practice, and its intersections with architecture, ecology, and environmental sustainability.

Welcome to Lighthouse church Carleton. We create a warm and inclusive environment for believers, fostering spiritual growth and connections to God. 

We are a cultural club dedicated to promoting and educating others about Nepalese culture and heritage. We aim to serve the Nepalese community here at Carleton University and foster a sound cultural and social camaraderie. We also provide a platform for Nepalese students at Carleton University to communicate with each other and the university.

An open and safe space for those with neurodivergencies and related atypical neurodevelopmental differences to engage and educate one another in a neurotypical world.

North American Association of Indian Students (NAAIS) is a non-profit organization dedicated to connect young professionals and students of Indian origin all across North America. This club is a chapter of NAAIS at Carleton University, a place for Indian origin students to connect with other Indian students and alumni to ease the transition that moving away from home is. It is also a space for students to celebrate and showcase their culture and traditions. As a cultural club we host events for different festivals all year round with a mix of Bollywood movie nights and karaoke. NAAIS aims to be a home away from home for the Indian diaspora.

The organization shall work towards nurturing resiliency within our Ismaili youth to develop strong, confident and capable young adults able to confront any challenge they may face.