Established by the Arts and Science Undergraduate Society. Awarded on the basis of academic achievement and extracurricular activities to students in their fourth year of studies in the Faculty of Arts and Science.

Established to help Department of Pediatrics members carry out research by supporting research personnel, space, supplies and/or equipment costs.

Established to advance the mission of the Department of Biomedical and Molecular Sciences to provide wide-ranging support to its members, such as educational innovation, infrastructure costs, and/or department costs.

Established by Molly and Gordon Armstrong, M.D. 1947, to support the medical education program in the Department of Surgery, specifically the Division of Orthopedic Surgery.

Provide flexibility for the Library to seize opportunities to improve access to information and develop new services to support teaching, learning and research.

Established to receive gifts made to the Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS) program to contribute to OGS Awards supporting graduate students at Queen's University.

Established by CIBC to fund a prestigious appointment for recruiting and retaining leaders in the area of entrepreneurship in undergraduate and graduate programs in the Smith School of Business.

Your gift will support the priority initiatives of Principal Deane. You will help our campus become more diverse and inclusive, strengthen our local community, grow our global presence, and leverage research & tech to prepare students and their impact.

Established to develop and grow research in the Smith School of Business in the area of community impact including Indigenous and Community (rural and remote) initiatives. The goal is to conduct research as well as establish partnerships and networks.

Established to support discretionary support for the Director, Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre.

Covers expenses for the Engineering Association.

Each year, Arts and Science students experience the world through 165 programs in more than 40 countries. Your gift will enable our students to participate in these programs and enhance international programming here at Queen's.

Your gift will be used to support activities which enhance the learning experience of our students such as undergraduate conference travel, peer-to-peer tutoring, math club programming, invited lecturers and welcome receptions.

Your gift shall be used to povide financial support for Commerce students participating in Queen's Case Competition Union (QCCU) case competitions, helping to cover the associated costs.

Established to provide grants to undergrad Arts and Science students to enable them to participate in projects providing educational opportunities outside the classroom. Preference to students in Stage and Screen studies, or other Fine or Performing Arts.

Established to enhance teaching and scholarly activity, purchase equipment and supplies, provide salary and travel support, and fund clinical and pedagogical research related to simulation in Queen's Health Sciences.

Established to enhance teaching and scholarly activity, purchase equipment, and support clinical and pedagogical research in the Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation at Queen's University.

Established in memory of a Medicine 1973 graduate, to support the Surgical Skills and Technology Elective Program. Should the program cease to exist, the fund will be used to support a faculty- or student-initiated program that is substantially similar.

Established to support named professorships, visiting professors, executives-in-residence and Smith Insight in the Smith School of Business.

Established to provide one or more travel stipends to deserving third or fourth year undergraduate students enrolled in Global Development Studies to assist in pursuing work study activities in a low income country.

Established to support the clinical and academic missions of the Department of Ophthalmology at Queen's University.

This expendable fund is used at the discretion of the Department Head to support students and enhance academic programs and/or research infrastructure in the Department of Political Studies.

Established to assist Art Conservation students with their travel expenses related to their research and training.

Your gift will help the Queen's School of Computing maintain the highest standards of excellence in accomplishing its mission of education, research and service.

Established through a bequest from the late Dr. William M. Spear, MD 1927, in memory of Dr. Bruce Hopkins. The Fund was established to foster the development of pulmonary research at Queen's University.

Established by students, faculty, friends and family in memory of John Ramlochand who taught in the Department of Film and Media. The fund will be used to support student initiatives, either individually or in groups, that would benefit the Department.

Established to enhance teaching and scholarly activity, purchase equipment and supplies, provide salary and travel support, and fund clinical and pedagogical research in the Clinical Simulation Centre.

Gifts to this fund will be invested in priority equipment and programming for the Fine Art (Visual Art) Program to enhance our students' art making techniques and processes, and foster a learning environment that encourages experimentation and invention.

Established by the late Robert B. Carson, B.A. 1931, B. Sc. 1933, to support a speaker series in the field of biomedical research in the Department of Biomedical and Molecular Sciences.

Established by donations made to Queen's University Ban Righ Foundation for Continuing Education and awarded on the basis of financial need to students who are residents of Ontario.

Your gift will be used to support the mission and strategic priorities of the Physical Therapy Program in the School of Rehabilitation Therapy at Queen's University.

Established by Michael Durland, PhD'91, to support the Centre for Social Impact in the Smith School of Business to enhance student's learning, accelerate their success, and amplify their impact.

Established in memory of James Bennett BSc'58, MSc'60, for Electrical & Computer Engineering in Smith Engineering to upgrade equipment, facilities, information, resources and technology in support of teaching and learning at the undergraduate level.