Vote in the Art of Research photo contest
May 27, 2020
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Have your say in promoting the beauty and creativity of research happening at Queen’s. Voting is now open for the People’s Choice category in the fifth annual Art of Research photo contest.
Hosted by the Office of the Vice-Principal (University Relations), the contest is an opportunity for researchers to mobilize their research and spark curiosity. By looking at research from a different perspective, it is possible to find the beauty and art in any project. More than 100 submissions were received this year from faculty, staff, students, and alumni representing multiple disciplines and research happening at all career stages.
Contest Prizes
The People’s Choice is one of the annual contest’s category prizes celebrating Community Collaborations, Invisible Discoveries, Out in the Field, Art in Action, and Best Caption. For the fifth anniversary of the contest, four special prizes were sponsored by Partnerships and Innovation, the School of Graduate Studies, the Faculty of Health Sciences, and Kingston General Hospital Research Institute. Images selected for the People’s Choice vote are entries that generated discussion and were shortlisted by the adjudication committee. All prizes come with a monetary prize of $500.
Cast Your Vote
The survey closes on June 3 at midnight. To learn more about past contest winners, visit the Research@Queen’s website.
2020 Art of Research Adjudication Committee
Amanda Gilbert, Communications Coordinator, Partnerships and Innovation
Amir Fam, Associate Dean (Research), Engineering and Applied Sciences
Betsy Donald, Associate Dean, Graduate Studies
Brenda Paul, Associate Vice-Principal (Integrated Communications)
Dave Rideout, Senior Communications Officer, Integrated Communications
Efkan Oguz, PhD Candidate, Department of Cultural Studies
Elizabeth Cooper, Communications Coordinator, Faculty of Health Sciences
Elliot Ferguson, Multimedia Journalist, The Kingston Whig Standard
Laila Haidarali, Associate Professor and Graduate Chair, Department of Gender Studies
Lavie Williams, Inclusion and Anti-Racism Advisor, Human Rights and Equity Office
Mary Anne Beaudette, Research Knowledge Mobilization Officer, KGH Research Institute
Mary Beth Gauthier, Communications Manager, Office of the Principal
Mona Rahman, Communications and Research Activities, Office of the VP (Research)
Tina Fisher, Director, Brand and Insights, Integrated Communications
Sandra den Otter, Associate Vice-Principal (Research and International)
Yolande Chan, Associate Dean (Research), Smith School of Business