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Whether you are returning to Queen’s, or this is your very first year, there are ample opportunities to make new friends in an unfamiliar program. As a Queen’s graduate student, you get the luxury of having access to numerous grad student-only spaces. This allows for the perfect opportunity to meet other graduate students, who may belong to a different faculty or program.
In the midst of working hard, it's important to remember to destress and take time for you.
Every Sunday morning from10:00 am – 11:00 am the city of Kingston offers free yoga classes at Confederation Park - located at 216 Ontario Street, directly across from City Hall on the waterfront of downtown Kingston. Arrive early to find your instructor and set up your mat in your favourite spot.
Each class is taught by a different yoga studio exposing you to a variety of yoga practices and yogis.
At Queen’s we are lucky enough to have the Society of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs. The SGSPA works to make our experience in graduate school as positive as possible, providing support, encouragement, and professional development opportunities. I have benefitted greatly from many of the programs that they offer! This post will spotlight some of the programs and events that the SGSPA offers for grad students.
