The Department of Pathology & Molecular Medicine Trust Fund (expendable) was established to enhance teaching and scholarly activity, purchase equipment, and support clinical and pedagogical research in the Department of Pathology & Molecular Medicine.

Established in memory of Dr. Robert Kisilevsky to support research and education initiatives in the Department of Pathology and Molecular Medicine.

Established by Dr. M. Daria Haust, M.Sc. '59, to support scholarships for postdoctoral fellows and graduate students (MSc; PhD) studying pathology in the Department of Pathology and Molecular Medicine.

Established in memory of Dr. Jeremy Nesheim, B.Sc. 1991, Ph.D. for graduate travel and expenses in the Department of Pathology and Molecular Medicine.

A lecture series established in honour of Daria M. Haust to provide financial support for visiting speakers of major interest to the Department of Pathology with a preferred focus on normal and abnormal growth and development including genetics.

Established in memory of Dr. David M. Robertson, MD'55, MSc'60, to bring speakers on the topic of recent advances in nervous system diseases to the Department of Pathology and Molecular Medicine.

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.

Established by Dr. M. Daria Haust for medical students in the summer immediately after their first, second or third year of medical school, to undertake research, clinical work or academic endeavours in Pathology.

Established in recognition of the 75th anniversary of the School of Nursing and awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need to students in any year of a Bachelor of Nursing Science degree program in the Faculty of Health Sciences.

Established by the Blyth family to enhance scholarly activities in mental health and addictions research; funding innovative research in relevant areas to ensure that evidence-based research can be translated into practice, policies and programs.

Established to support the initial development and long term sustainability of innovative, interprofessional placements for occupational therapy and physical therapy students.

The School of Rehabilitation Therapy Trust Fund was established to support the mission and strategic priorities of the School of Rehabilitation Therapy at Queen's University.

Established in 2007 to provide funding for lab equipment that would be used by nursing students as part of their practical skills lab. This fund provides the School with the flexibility to purchase the equipment that is needed for the Nursing Skills Lab.

Established in memory of her father by Dr. Desta F. Leavine, and awarded to the student who obtains the highest standing in Pathology.

Established to enhance teaching and scholarly activity, purchase equipment, and support research, including but not limited to resident research, in the Queen's CardioPulmonary Unit (QCPU) at Queen's University.

Established by alumni and friends of the School of Rehabilitation Therapy to help students meet the accommodation and travel expenses associated with fieldwork placements and to assist with travel expenses for students presenting at conferences.

Established to enhance teaching and scholarly activity, purchase equipment, and support research, including but not limited to resident research, in the Division of Hematology in the Department of Medicine at Queen's University.