List of Carleton University people

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This is a list of notable people associated with Carleton University, such as faculty members and alumni.

Contents

Lineage and establishment

Chancellors

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Marc Garneau
Lester B. Pearson, Chancellor, Prime Minister, Nobel Laureate Lester B. Pearson with a pencil.jpg
Lester B. Pearson, Chancellor, Prime Minister, Nobel Laureate

Presidents

Chairs of the Board of Governors

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Henry Marshall Tory

Notable alumni and faculty

Academics

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Peter Grünberg

Entertainers

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Melody Anderson

Entrepreneurs

Journalists

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Robert MacNeil

Politicians

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Greg Fergus
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Marit Stiles

Sportspeople

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Waneek Horn-Miller

Writers

Others

Notable honorary degree recipients

Other people

NameKnown forRelationship to Carleton
Timothy J. Anderson Opera singer, writerGraduate
Dan Aykroyd ActorStudied at Carleton, honorary D.Litt. 1994
David Azrieli Architect, businessmanGraduate
Rosemary Barton Political journalist, host of Power & Politics on CBC News Network Graduate
Georges Bédard Ottawa City CouncillorGraduate
Conrad Black Financier and newspaper magnateGraduate
Walter Douglas Boyd Heart surgeonGraduate
Patrick Boyer Member of ParliamentGraduate
George Brizan Former Prime Minister of Grenada Graduate
Gord Brown PoliticianGraduate
Shona Brown Google's VP, Business OperationsGraduate
Cody Ceci NHL player for Edmonton Oilers Graduate
Rita Celli Ottawa anchor for CBC TV's Canada Now programGraduate
Louise Charron Justice of the Supreme Court of CanadaGraduate
Mike Colle PoliticianGraduate
Michael Cowpland Former CEO and founder of Corel Graduate
Alex Cullen Ottawa City CouncillorGraduate
Allan Cutler Public servant, politicianGraduate
Hans Daigeler PoliticianGraduate
Barry Devolin Conservative Member of Parliament Graduate
Paul Dewar New Democratic Party Member of Parliament Graduate
Michelle Douglas Human rights activistGraduate
James Duthie TSN sportscasterGraduate
Ward P.D. Elcock Public servantGraduate
Phil Eyler PoliticianGraduate
Ivan Fellegi Chief Statistician of CanadaGraduate
Marc Garneau Former President of the Canadian Space Agency, Member of ParliamentFormer chancellor
Evelyn Gigantes Former New Democrat Ontario cabinet ministerGraduate
Frank Graves President of EKOS Research Associates Graduate
Herb Gray Former Deputy Prime Minister of Canada Former chancellor
Edward Greenspon Editor-in-chief of The Globe and Mail Graduate
Peter Grünberg Nobel laureate in Physics, 2007Research faculty
Thomas Homer-Dixon Author of The Ingenuity Gap ; director of Trudeau Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies Graduate
Peter Hume Ottawa City CouncillorGraduate
Peter L. Hurd Evolutionary biologistGraduate
Marianne Illing Member of Canadian Olympic water polo teamGraduate
Peter Jennings JournalistStudied briefly at Carleton, honorary D.Litt. 1997
Pauline Jewett PoliticianTaught at Carleton; was chancellor 1990–1992
Leo Jordan PoliticianGraduate
Wilbert Keon Senator, heart surgeonGraduate
Warren Kinsella Politician, author, webloggerGraduate
Alison Korn Olympic medalistGraduate
Lawrence M. Krauss Author of The Physics of Star Trek Graduate
Arthur Kroeger Civil servantChancellor (1993–2002)
Shawn Little Ottawa City CouncillorGraduate
Robert MacNeil Journalist and television news anchorGraduate
Maestro (Wes Williams) [13] MusicianStudied at Carleton
John Manley Politician, former Deputy Prime Minister Graduate
Randal Marlin AuthorProfessor
Trevor Matthews Producer, actorStudied at Carleton
Gerald McMaster Author, artist, and curatorGraduate
John Milloy PoliticianGraduate
Emma Miskew Olympic curlerGraduate
Tom Nevakshonoff New Democrat Manitoba MLAGraduate
Ryan North Comic authorGraduate
Paul Okalik Former Premier of Nunavut Graduate
Ernie Parsons PoliticianGraduate
Michael D. Prue PoliticianGraduate
W. Wesley Pue Professor of law, past President of Canadian Law and Society AssociationFaculty
Karim Rashid Industrial designerGraduate
Scott Reid PoliticianGraduate
Cristina Rémond Model, anthropologistGraduate
Cristine Rotenberg Crime statistics analyst, YouTube personalityGraduate
Don Scott PoliticianGraduate
Sheridan Scott PoliticianProfessor
Norm Sterling PoliticianGraduate
Barbara Sullivan PoliticianGraduate
Doug Thompson Ottawa City CouncillorGraduate
Chris Tse Spoken word poet Graduate
John Turmel Engineer, holder of Guinness world record for greatest number of elections lostGraduate
Jill Vickers Political scientist, author, candidateProfessor
Graham C. Walker Professor of Biology, MITGraduate
Judy Wasylycia-Leis PoliticianGraduate
Jim Watson PoliticianGraduate
Douglas Whiteway JournalistGraduate
Peter Worthington JournalistGraduate
Hassan Diab (sociologist) Convicted of terrorism charges by a French court in absentia and sentenced to life in prison.Faculty

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