Showing others the way
Arts and Science Online Peer Mentor receives her BA in Psychology.
Elevate NYC 2023
An intimate summer solstice gathering, hosted by Mark Wiseman, Artsci’92, featured guest presentations from Dr. Salimur Choudhury, Artsci’13 on “Health Resource Optimization: AI to the Rescue?” and Dr. Christopher Cotton (Professor of Economics) on “Education as a pathway out of poverty: Fixing broken systems in Africa and America,” in New York City.
Celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day
Update: The Digging Roots performance has been relocated and will take place at Market Square.
Queen’s Public Scholars Program launched
The School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs (SGSPA) is introducing the Queen’s Public Scholars Program (QPSP), a new initiative to support graduate students whose research is intended to directly impact local, national, and global communities.
Five courses selected for Principal’s Impact Courses
Five courses have been selected as the Principal’s Impact Courses.
Making the workplace more 2SLGBTQ+ friendly
Brett House, Artsci’94, saw his sexuality as a liability when he was starting his career as an economist in the 1990s.
The sounds of success
Geography and Planning student places in top five of Storytellers Challenge.
Two professors buy local newspaper
FAS faculty member Chris Fanning purchases the Picton Gazette in partnership with York University professor.