The Royal Society of Canada (RSC) is the senior national body of distinguished Canadian scholars, artists, and scientists.
The primary objective of the RSC is to promote learning and research in the arts and sciences. The RSC consists of nearly 2000 Fellows who are selected by their peers for outstanding contributions to the natural and social sciences, the arts, and the humanities.
As Canada’s national academy, the RSC seeks to recognize academic excellence, advise governments and organizations, and promote Canadian culture.
Carleton University's Royal Society Fellows
2022
Steven J. Cooke, Biology
2019
Tim Cook, History
Norman Hillmer, History
Robert Letcher, Biology
Rianne Mahon, Public Policy & Administration
2018
Manuella Vincter, Physics
2016
Donald Beecher, English Language and Literature
Lenore Fahrig, Biology
2013
David Rogers, Physics
2012
Bruce Curtis, Sociology and Anthropology
2011
Diana Nemiroff, Art & Architectural History
Paul Van Oorschot, Computer Science
2010
Hymie Anisman, Neuroscience
Fen O. Hampson, The Norman Paterson School of International Affairs
2009
Charlotte Gray, History
2008
D. R. Fraser Taylor, Geography and Environmental Studies
2007
Mark Phillips, History
Ruth Phillips, Art & Architectural History
2003
David Sinclair, Physics
Jill Vickers, Political Science
2001
A. Brian McKillop, History
2000
John Shepherd, Music
1998
Roseann O’Reilly Runte, French
1993
Margaret H. Ogilvie, Law and Legal Studies
1992
Jarmila Kukalova-Peck, Earth Sciences
1991
Wallace Clement (Life Member), Sociology and Anthropology
Jonnalagadda Rao, Mathematics and Statistics
Patricia Smart, French
1990
Naomi Griffiths, History
Kenneth Storey, Biology
1989
Miklós Csörgo, Mathematics and Statistics
1987
Donald A. Dawson, Mathematics and Statistics
1977
Vlastimil Dlab, Mathematics and Statistics
Members of the College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists Carleton University
The College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists is Canada’s first national system of multidisciplinary recognition for the emerging generation of Canadian intellectual leadership. The College comprises a fourth entity (along with the current three Academies) within the Royal Society of Canada. The Members of the College are Canadians and Permanent Residents who, at an early stage in their careers, have demonstrated a high level of achievement. The criteria for election is excellence, and membership duration is seven years. The inaugural members were named in 2014.
2022
Jesse Stewart, Music
Rowan Thomson, Physics
2021
Erik Anonby, French and Linguistics and Language Studies
2020
Laura Madokoro, History
Zoe Todd, Sociology and Anthropology
2017
Graeme Auld, Public Policy and Administration
2016
Jennifer Evans, History
Merlyna Lim, Journalism and Communications
2015
Steven Cooke, Biology
2014
Sheryl Hamilton, Journalism and Communications, and Law and Legal Studies
Stuart Murray, English Language and Literature
Carleton's RSC Fellows: Gone But Not Forgotten
Margaret Labarge (elected 1988), History
Moray Macphail (elected 1953), Mathematics and Statistics
Henry Mayo (elected 1963), Political Science
Kenneth McRae (elected 1977), Political Science
H. Blair Neatby (elected 1977), History
George Setterfield (elected 1976), Biology
Frank Vallee (elected 1976), Sociology and Anthropology
Frank Wightman (elected 1984), Biology
Sydney Wise (elected 1983), History