Established to enliven the student experience within the Department of Political Studies by providing financial support for guest lectures and special topic courses celebrating the exchange between academic pursuits and the political life of Canada.

Established in 1999 by the alumni of the Class of Science 1959 and awarded on the basis of financial need and academic excellence to a student entering the first-year program in the Faculty of Applied Science.

the Smith Engineering Dean's Excellence Fund

Established by the class of Medicine 1957. Awarded on the basis of financial need to undergraduate students in any medical year within the School of Medicine, who are residents on Ontario.

Funds will allow Queen's Health Sciences to make investments to attract the best students, build on educational programs, and support research.

To provide funding for Commerce students in Smith School of Business to gain hands-on, real-world experience beyond the traditional classroom. Should funding minimums not be met, donations will be redirected to the Commerce Student Experience Fund.

the Master of Finance Program Fund

the Smith Engineering Dean's Excellence Fund

Established in memory of Mark Latham (B.Sc. 1983). Awarded to students in good academic standing entering the fourth year of the Faculty of Applied Science. Candidates for this award will have made significant contributions to Queen's and community.

Established by the class of Arts '71. Awarded to a full-time student entering the first year in the Faculty of Arts and Science on the basis of financial need.

the Goodes Hall Enhancement Fund

Established by Margaret Farr for the purpose of stimulating the performance of chamber music at Queen's University and in the Kingston community by supporting chamber concerts organized by the School of Music.

Established by the members of Science '54 and given in appreciation of the effort of Fred Siemonsen, Science '54, and his wife, Mary Lou Siemonsen. Awarded to a student in the Faculty of Applied Science on the basis of financial need.

Established in memory of Professor Wai Chau to provide financial support to undergraduate students who wish to attend conferences and workshops related to Physics.

Gifts to the trust fund enhance academic programs in the Department of Psychology by providing support for a wide array of Undergraduate and Graduate student initiatives.