Funds to bring distinguished individuals who have made an important contribution to industrial relations in Canada or in other countries to Queen's campus. Lecturers would normally be expected to be in residence for a period of one to four weeks.

Established by members of the Grittani-Livingston family, and awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need to students in any year of any Faculty or School at Queen's University, with preference to students who self-identify as a Crown ward.

Established by David Cook, MD 1975, MSc 1971, and Margaret Cook and awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need and academic achievement to students entering first year of the School of Medicine in the Faculty of Health Sciences.

This annual visiting lectureship focuses on research of major interest to the Department of Pathology by an internationally acclaimed scholar and the fund also provides for occasional other visiting regional speakers in our weekly seminar series.

Funds raised through this program will directly support Athletic Financial Awards for the Men's Soccer team.

Established to augment funding for The Walter Rosser Chair in Family Medicine Research Endowment Fund.

The Timothy C.S. Franks Research Travel Fund provides financial support for doctoral candidates in the Departments of History and Political Studies pursuing dissertation research abroad.

Established by friends in honour of George L. Cooke, BAHons'75, MBA'77. Awarded to students entering any undergraduate program at Queen's with preference given to students whose parent(s) or grandparent(s) are working in the Canadian Insurance Industry.

Established by J. Carl King (BA (Hons) 1944). Awarded on the basis of academic excellence to upper year students in a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree program with an academic plan offered by the Department of English Language and Literature.

Established by Robert Smyth to support operations and upgrades to the Smyth Garage in McLaughlin Hall, the collaborative design space used by students to create prototypes.

Established in memory of Kitty Noble, Occupational Therapy 1974, by Stephen Sorensen, BCom 1976. Awards to Master's or Ph.D. students in the School of Rehabilitation Therapy.

To support Electrical and Computer Engineering in Smith Engineering that will both purchase and maintain technical equipment and furnishings, as well as assist with renovations of the engineering development lab in Water Light Hall.

Established in 2008 in memory of Luis G. Melo to honour his life and contributions to cardiovascular science. The fund will be used to support bringing speakers with an emphasis on on biomedical research to Queen's University.

Established in memory of Gordon Hamilton, MD'13. Awarded on the basis of financial need to students in any year in the School of Medicine.

Supports expenses related to counselling based in various faculties/buildings across campus to provide individual counselling services and group programming, including workshops and consultations with faculty and staff.

Established to be used at the discretion of the Director of the Centre for Neuroscience Studies to support Alzheimer's and related research at the Centre for Neuroscience Studies.

Established to provide funding for a researcher in the form of a grant, to be used exclusively to hire a summer student to conduct research in the Department of Physics, Engineering Physics and Astronomy at Queen's University.

L.H. Tepper, QC, established a prize in memory of a gold medalist of Dalhousie University Faculty of Law, whose brief career as a member of the Kingston Bar showed great promise. Awarded to the first year student with the highest standing in Criminal Law.

Established to support programming at the Art Centre, at the discretion of the Director, Agnes Etherington Art Centre.

This expendable fund is used at the discretion of the Head to support the operations of the Gender Studies Department including enhancing academic programs and/or research infrastructure.

Established by Donald J. Travers. Awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need, academic achievement and involvement in community service to students in any year of a J.D. degree program or combined J.D. degree program in the Faculty of Law.

Awarded to a student in the School of Rehabilitation Therapy, Faculty of Health Sciences, on the basis of financial need.

Established by the Class of Law 1967 and awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need to students in any year of the J.D. program or combined J.D. program in the Faculty of Law.

Established by Dr. Martha Adeline Colley in memory of Dr. Mustafa K. Alkan. Awarded on the basis of financial need and academic achievement to undergraduate students in the School of Medicine who have a demonstrated interest in Pediatrics or Pathology.