The Class of Meds 1992 is fundraising to establish a bursary for students in the School of Medicine. Should the minimums not be raised, funds will be directed to the Queen's Medical Student Bursary.

The fund will support conservation treatment of Canadian works of art in the collection of the Agnes Etherington Art Centre. This will include repairing, stabilizing and cleaning works of art in preparation for exhibition.

Established to support excellence in the School of Policy Studies on the part of faculty and students.

Established in March 2015 by the Arts and Science Undergraduate Society, and awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need to Arts and Science Undergraduate Society (ASUS) members.

Funds raised by this club directly supports athletes, coaches, program development and equipment. Funds will be used at the discretion of the Executive Director of A&R in consultation with the Head Coach and Booster Club President.

Donations support student learning, research, and community outreach at Union Gallery. Funds also enhance artistic programming and educational opportunities in contemporary visual art at Queen's University and the Kingston community, in addition to suppor

the Ingenuity Lab Research Institute Fund

Established by the Class of Law '81 to enhance programs and support special projects for Clinical programs at Queen's Faculty of Law, for example, Queen's Legal Aid and the Correctional Law Project, and the Elder Law Clinic.

Established in memory of Dr. Malcolm Peat to bring prominent speakers on topics related to Community Based Rehabilitation including but not limited to Global Health & Global Rehabilitation to the School of Rehabilitation Therapy.

Established by the class of Law'76 in memory of the late Douglas Melvin Traill, BA'73 (UBC), LLB'76, awarded on the basis of financial need.

Established by the class of Law '76 and awarded on the basis of financial need to a student in any year of the Faculty of Law who is a resident of Ontario.

Established by the Estate of Robert Royde Brooks and Karyn Brooks, B.Com. 1976, and awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need to students entering first year of the Bachelor of Commerce program.