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David W. Bacon Distinguished Speaker Series
The David W. Bacon Distinguished Speaker Series will attract academics and industry leaders from around the world to share insights into the technical aspects of their work and its applications.
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The Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts Concert Series Fund
Make extraordinary concert experiences happen. Support the Concert Series Fund to help attract the best artists in the world to perform at The Isabel.
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Community Initiatives Fund
Provide opportunities for students, faculty, and staff to connect with our community.
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Teaching Excellence Fund
Provide extraordinary learning opportunities from equity and social justice workshops to supporting a student-run education conference.
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Dunin-Deshpande Queen's Innovation Connector
The Dunin-Deshpande Queen's Innovation Connector supports student innovation and entrepreneurship at Queen's University.
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The School of Nursing Initiatives Fund
Established to support a variety of needs, including assisting with student-led initiatives, conferences and guest lecturers, or other initiatives that enhance teaching and learning in the School of Nursing.
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The Alumni Scholarship for Nursing Graduate Students
Established by Queen's Nursing Alumni and awarded on the basis of academic merit to a student entering first year of the graduate program in nursing. Students in second year may also be deemed eligible if they have maintained firs
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David Allgood Professorship Fund
The David Allgood Professorship in Business Law is an initiative by alumni and friends to establish a Professorship in honour of Law'74 grad David Allgood's contributions and leadership.
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Indigenous Futures in Engineering
Indigenous Futures in Engineering inspires Indigenous youth to develop an interest in math and science, promotes engineering at the post-secondary level, and helps students succeed at Queen's
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Research Centre: CLCW
The Centre for Law in the Contemporary Workplace, the first of its kind in Canada, provides an intellectual nexus for the labour and employment law community.
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Law'80
The Class of Law 1980 is raising funds to support various initiatives at the law school, including the Law'80 Visiting Lecturer Fund, Experiential Learning Fund and the Faculty of Law Bursary
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Law'84
The Law'84 Reunion Giving Campaign will focus on a contribution to the renovation of the Mary Alice Murray Student Lounge.
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Law'98
Class contributions are allocated to the Experiential Learning Fund which supports the law school’s five clinical programs: Queen’s Legal Aid and the Business Law, Elder Law, Family and Prison Law clinics.
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Medicine Class of 1974
We have been diligently working towards our goal of raising $500,000 for our 50th reunion. Please consider making a contribution today towards this class goal.
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The QUBS Land Trust
The QUBS Land Trust was created to engage in active stewardship of our conservation land holdings, and to help purchase key properties for the field station as they come available.
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The Chemistry Undergraduate Gift Fund
Your donation allows undergraduate students to undertake summer research in the Department and to travel to conferences and present their work, broaden their scientific knowledge and meet other researchers.
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The Film and Media Equipment Fund
At the discretion of the Head of the Department of Film and Media, in consultation with the senior technician, this expendable fund is used for the repair, replacement, and upgrading of equipment used for student production
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The Bell Canada Mental Health and Anti-Stigma Research Chair
The Bell Canada Mental Health and Anti-Stigma Chair has increased awareness, conducted research, and supported efforts to improve mental health and reduce stigma throughout Canada and around the world.
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Distinguished Alumni Awards in the School of Rehabilitation Therapy
The Distinguished Alumni Awards in the School of Rehabilitation Therapy were established to be awarded annually to a graduate who has exhibited exceptional contributions to their chosen profession, field and/or community.
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The Global Development Studies Trust Fund
A long-term investment for unspecified contingencies. Within this fund several ongoing projects will also be housed to support specific research projects linked to faculty members and their research networks.
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The Math Department Trust Fund
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.
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Science '79
The Science '79 Forever Fund provides funding to enable undergraduate students to participate in competitions, conferences and projects, and supports activities of the Smith Engineering Society.
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Adell Carter Fellowship
Established by the Faculty of Law in memory of Bernie Adell and in honour of Don Carter to provide support for the full range of fellowships, including postdoctoral, research, and visiting fellows in the CLCW.
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Science '58
Science 1958 Fund was established by the class of Science 1958 to support a wide variety of activities that contribute to the enrichment of the Smith Engineering learning environment.
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Science '63
Science 1963 Bursary - Established by the class of Science 1963, and awarded on the basis of financial need to students in second year of any engineering program in the Smith Engineering.
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Science '72
Please consider making a contribution to support our fund.
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Student Experience
This fund will support competitive design teams, outreach programs, conferences, clubs and student-led campus businesses, providing invaluable teamwork and leadership project planning.
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Science '85
The Science ’85 Leadership Fund will help students develop essential leadership skills through design teams, campus initiatives, competitions, conferences, and internships—preparing them to lead with confidence in an increasingly complex world.
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Science '87
Sc'87 supports Aboriginal Access to Engineering, David J. Turkce Building Partnerships Fund in Civil Engineering, and David W. Bacon Distinguished Speaker Series.
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Science '95
The Science '95 Bursary in Applied Science was established by the Class of Science '95 and awarded on the basis of financial need to two students in their second, third or fourth year.
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Science '48
The Science '48 S. N. Graham Award is awarded on the completion of the second year to a student with outstanding performance in extra-curricular activities on campus.
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The Arts and Science 1954 Bursary
Established by the Class of Arts and Science 1954. Awarded on the basis of financial need to a student in the second year of any program in Arts and Science.
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Electrical and Computer Engineering
Through the continued tradition of generous support from our ECE alumni community, we can continue to ignite learning opportunities for some of the brightest students in the country.
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Broadening Perspectives Fund
The Broadening Perspectives Fund will allow Smith School of Business to continue to attract and support visiting professors and executives-in-residence by financially supporting their travel and living accommodations.
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Queen's Friends of the Archives
Queen's Archives is alive with stories; not only the history of Queen's and the people who have contributed to the University's growth, but of Kingston and of generations of Canadians.
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Concrete Canoe
The Queen's Concrete Canoe Team (QCCT) is a completely student-run, competitive design team that competes nationally.
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Alberta Alumni giving initiative
The David Allgood Chair in Business Law is an initiative by alumni and friends to establish a Chair in honour of Law'74 grad David Allgood's contributions and leadership.
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Rehabilitation Therapy Class of 1970 Bursary
The Rehabilitation Therapy Class of 1970 Bursary Endowment Fund was established to provide financial assistance to students in the second year of the M.Sc.OT and M.Sc.PT program in the School of Rehabilitation Therapy,
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Rehab 2015
Support the Rehab ThankQ gift so we will be remembered as a year that contributed to the development of future occupational and physical therapists and colleagues.
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MBA '16
The MBA Class of 2016 has decided to continue the tradition of supporting the MBA Legacy Fund for their Graduating Class Gift.
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The MMA Program Fund
The MMA Legacy Fund supports a wide range of activities contributing to the Master of Management Analytics program. These include, but are not limited to; leadership initiatives, student projects, guest speakers, and conferenc
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Master of Finance Program Fund
The Master of Finance Program Fund will be used to support a wide range of activities contributing to the MFin Program that promote leadership excellence and innovation in order to enable Master of Finance to stay at the forefron
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Accelerated MBA Program Fund
The Accelerated MBA Program Fund will be used to support a wide range of activities contributing to the program that promote leadership excellence and innovation.
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Master of Entrepreneurship & Innovation Program Fund
The Master of Entrepreneurship & Innovation Program Fund will be used to support a wide range of activities contributing to the program that promote leadership excellence and innovation.
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Executive MBA Americas 2016
In continuing the tradition of the Executive MBA Americas graduating class campaigns, the Class of 2016 will be supporting the Executive MBA Americas Fund to raise funds for the program's ongoing student projects and initiatives.
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Commerce 2016
In celebration of their 5th reunion, the BCom'16 class is supporting The Commerce Bursary, The Commerce Legacy Fund for Student Health & Wellness, Smith's EDII Fund, and The ComSoc Conference Bursary.
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Padre & Mrs Frances Laverty
Queen's friends established "the Padre & Mrs Frances Laverty Bursary"; in recognition of the Laverty's dedication and contributions to Queen's.
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The Geoff Lockwood Memorial Summer Studentship
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.
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AMBA' 16
The graduating AMBA Class of 2016 will be supporting the Accelerated MBA Program Fund, established to support a wide range of activities contributing to the program that promote leadership excellence and innovation
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MBA 2017
The MBA Class of 2017 has decided to continue the tradition by supporting the Legacy Fund for their Graduating Class Gift.
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Women In Tricolour
With your help we can ensure that the tradition and legacy of great female student-athletes continues and thrives well into the future.
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MBA'13
The MBA Class of 2013 has decided to continue the tradition by supporting the Legacy Fund for their 5th reunion class campaign.
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In Memory of Douglas Hargreaves
This award is designed to support the connection between a student's academic achievements and their athletic abilities.
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AMBA'17
The AMBA Class of 2017 has decided to continued the tradition of giving back and are supporting the AMBA Program Fund for their graduating class campaign.
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EMBA Legacy Fund
Established by the EMBA Class of 1994 to support activities that contribute to the EMBA program that promote leadership excellence and innovation in order to enable EMBA stay at the forefront of executive education.
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Surgical Skills & Technology Elective Program (SSTEP)
The Surgical Skills & Technology Elective Program (SSTEP) is a week-long, intensive, skill-focused course that prepares second year medical students to enter Clerkship.
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The John L Russell & Gerald Brenner Fund
Support conservation treatment of Canadian works of art in the Agnes Etherington Art Centre collection.
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Law'67
Established in April 2023, the Law’67 Bursary demonstrates our class commitment to ensuring that no deserving student is left behind due to financial constraints.
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In Memory of Frank Lewis (1947-2018)
Give in memory of Frank Lewis to the Frank David Lewis Memorial Fund. Established by the Department of Economics, this fund will support research and teaching in economic history at Queen's.
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Dodge Family Indigenous Art Collection Research Fund
The Agnes aims to build a distinctive, meaningful collection for research and learning at Queen's University, and for opening new conversations on the road to Indigenous reconciliation.
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Law'88
Class contributions are allocated to the Experiential Learning Fund which supports the law school’s five clinical programs: Queen’s Legal Aid and the Business Law, Elder Law, Family and Prison Law clinics.
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Artsci 1998
In recognition of our 20th Reunion, please consider contributing to our class fund.
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Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre
A Law Student is gifted a Pendleton blanket as he crosses the stage at convocation.
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MBA 2014
The MBA Class of 2014 has decided to continue the tradition by supporting the Legacy Fund for their 5th reunion class campaign.
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Paul Stothart Memorial Fund
The Paul Stothart Memorial Award. This award will be granted annually in conjunction with a trophy bearing Paul Stothart's name.
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Queen's Sponsored Student Fund
Support Students from Ukraine who choose to continue their studies at Queen’s
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Principal's Global Scholars and Fellows Fund
The Principal's Global Scholars and Fellows Program supports students, post-doctoral fellows, and faculty members displaced by war, conflict, and political instability to study and work at Queen's University.
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Mary Alice Murray Student Lounge Renovation Project
Your support will transform the Mary Alice Murray Student Lounge with contemporary furniture, an upgraded kitchen, enhanced technology, and a redesigned alumni area, all while repairing and refreshing its overall look.
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Renew
Thanks to donors like you, we can continue to offer the unmatched excellence that is signature to the Queen’s student experience.
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PHE'89
In recognition of our reunion, we encourage you to contribute to Revved Up.
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The Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures Trust
Gifts will be used to support student enrichment activities such as studying abroad, invitation of visiting scholars, and special course offerings.
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The Student Overseas Travel Fund
Through this program, hundreds of Queen's students have had the opportunity to learn, question and broaden their horizons by visiting Havana. This fund supports student costs associated with international development work.
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Thank Q Memorial Bursary
Help us recruit the best undergraduate and graduate students by providing for those in financial need.
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Education Bursary
Education should be accessible for everyone. Help support our innovative, passionate students who are eager to become teachers.
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Learning & Research Space
Queen's has magnificent libraries, much loved by students, faculty, researchers and staff.
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Dean's Award in Graduate Studies
Dean's Awards assist graduate students with research activities around the globe.
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Queen's University Ontario Graduate Scholarship Fund
Queen's University Ontario Graduate Scholarship awards support Master's and PhD graduate students at Queen's.
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The Medical School Excellence Fund
The Medical School Excellence Fund was established to help maintain the excellence and intimacy of the learning environment, attract the best students and faculty, build on educational programs and annual funding.
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Professor Ken Russell
In Honour of Professor Ken Russell a Lecture Fund has been created.
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Law'64
The David Farrell Law'64 Award
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Law'65
The Law'65 Award
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Law'69
Queen's Law School Fund and the Dean Bill Flanagan International Studies Award
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Law'70
The Class of Law 1970 is raising funds to support the Experiential Learning Fund.
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Law'72
The Class of Law 1972 is raising funds to support the Law 1972 Award.
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The Celebrating Agnes Fund
Support the exhibitions and events, such as artists' talks, tours, screenings, special events, and symposia, which bring art to life at the Agnes.
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Experiential Learning Fund
There is no better way for students to apply classroom theory than to work in a real-life setting under the close supervision of experienced practitioners.
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Queen's Law International
An international perspective is an asset in the practice of law, even for those who are not pursuing employment in other countries or in the field of international law.
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Commerce 1999
The Commerce 1999 class is raising funds to provide financial assistance to students entering the first year of the Bachelor of Commerce program
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Athletic Financial Awards (AFA's)
Athletic Awards allow student-athletes to focus on their studies and training without worrying how to afford educational and sports related expenses.
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Integrated Support Team
Support our student athletes with a gift that inspires well being, performance, and success on and off the field.
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| Hockey - Women's | Men's Rugby Booster |
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Sailing
Queen's University Sailing is one of the top international collegiate sailing teams and with your support we aim to make the sport more competitive and accessible.
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Men's Volleyball
Support the Queen's Men's Volleyball Team through their Booster, Academic Achievement Funds, and Awards.
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Cross Country and Distance Track |
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Law'77
Law'77 Memorial Award
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Principal's Student Initiatives Fund
Supports student participation in projects devoted to the principles of personal growth and/or community service.
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Law'81
Law'81 Clinical Programs Fund
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Law'94
The Eric Swan Memorial Fund
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Michele Mainland
In Memory of Michele Mainland Sci'97
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Law'03
The Class of Law 2003 is supporting the Experiential Learning Fund which supports the law school’s five clinical programs: Queen’s Legal Aid and the Business Law, Elder Law, Family and Prison Law clinics.
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Law'08
Experiential Learning Fund
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Jo'Anne Strekaf Education Equity Fund
Established in honour of Jo'Anne Strekaf, LLP'80, to support the Education Equity Program at Queen's Law.
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The Arts and Science Dean's Student Initiatives Fund
Established to provide modest grants for undergraduates in the Faculty of Arts and Science to enable them to participate in projects that will provide educational opportunities outside the classroom.
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Science '88
Your gift supports the Science '88 is Great Campaign. Our goal is to raise $1,000,000 between now and our 30th Reunion in October 2018.
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The Biology Department Trust Fund
Gifts enhance teaching and research in the Department of Biology including TA positions, student field trips, and laboratory equipment enabling rapid responses to emerging opportunities.
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The QUBS Endowment Fund
Proceeds from the QUBS Endowment Fund support all facets of QUBS operations including teaching and student research and help ensure financial sustainability.
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The QUBS Community Outreach Fund
Support environmental education initiatives and community outreach, and help enhance programming and facilities at QUBS and the Elbow Lake Environmental Education Centre.
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The Chemistry Teaching and Research Equipment Fund
Access to specialized equipment is indispensable for modern chemical teaching and research. Each year, our departmental instrumentation supports the development of practical laboratory skills for over 2000 undergraduates.
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The Ross Kilpatrick Student Initiatives Fund
In memory of Prof Ross Kilpatrick
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The Humayma Excavation Project
Donations to this fund are at the discretion of the Project Director and supports archaeologists and Classics students with the excavation and analysis of Humayma
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The Cultural Studies Program
Gifts to the Cultural Studies Program Trust will be used to enhance the learning experience of our students through academic and cultural activities.
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Commerce 1989
The Commerce 1989 class is raising funds to provide financial assistance to students entering the first year of the Bachelor of Commerce program
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The Rehabilitation Therapy Student Experience Fund
Established by Alumni and friends of the School of Rehabilitation Therapy to provide grants to help students meet the accommodation and travel expenses associated with fieldwork placements.
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In memory of Dr W A Gorman
In memory of Prof W. Al Gorman (Geology)
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The Geological Field Studies Program
Help our students make the most of their experience at Queen's and use the earth as their classroom!
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The Johanna M Goldthorpe Memorial Bursary
Johanna was a vibrant member of Artsci '91 (Geology). She passed away suddenly on September 30th 1992. Her family established a student bursary in her memory.
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The Miller Museum
The museum features many fossil and mineral displays, an extensive Geology of the Kingston Area exhibit, and an educational program with "hands on" geology activities.
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Arts, Com, PHE & NSc'64
Join us in supporting the Arts, Com, PHE & NSc '64 Reunion Giving Campaign, where we're spotlighting funds to uplift the vibrant student experience at Queen’s.
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Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP
Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP's campaign will refurbish its named Moot Court Room, where students practice for competitive moots and develop advocacy skills.
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Commerce 2008 |
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The Chamber Music Fund
Help Queen's Music and the Kingston community create beautiful music together.
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School of Religion
Our programs of study at the School of Religion seek to foster knowledge and understanding of religion in its wide variety of global and local forms.
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Department of Sociology
Your gift supports the important research that focuses on how ordinary people respond to and engage with surveillance in everyday life.
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Commerce 1980
The Commerce 1980 class is raising funds to provide financial assistance to students entering the first year of the Bachelor of Commerce program
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Commerce 1987
In celebration of their 35th reunion the Commerce Class of 1987 will be supporting the BCom 1987 Award. The award is based on both financial need and academic merit, and supports recipients upon entering the Commerce program.
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Commerce 1988
The Commerce Class of 1988 is supporting the Commerce 1988 Honorary Award, an award established by this class in memory of their classmates. This award supports recipients entering the Commerce program.
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Commerce 2000
An award established by the Commerce 2000 class to support 3rd-year students in the Bachelor of Commerce program in the Smith School of Business.
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Commerce 2002
In celebration of their 15th reunion the Commerce Class of 2002 will be supporting their class award, the Commerce 2002 Leadership Award, and the Commerce Legacy Fund for Student Health and Wellness.
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Commerce 2005
The Commerce Class of 2005 is supporting Commerce students at Smith School of Business by providing access to hands-on, real-world learning experiences beyond the traditional classroom.
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Commerce 2007
The Class of Commerce 2007 will be supporting their award, Commerce 2007 Award in Memory of Darren James Bishop.
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McMillan LLP
McMillan LLP has launched a campaign to refurbish the McMillan LLP classroom at Queen's Law, providing state-of-the-art technology and modern furnishings.
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Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP's campaign supports the first Chair in Business Law, which will provide key leadership for the program and honour David Allgood, Law'74.
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Law'79
Experiential Learning Fund
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Law'01
The Queen's Law Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Indigenization (EDII) Fund in memory of Rosemary Ofei-Aboagye King
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Science '69
Celebrating 50 years in support of the Smith Engineering.
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Science '99
In recognition of our 20th year reunion we would like to propose that we join thousands of alumni before us in giving back to our alma mater.
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The Michelle McKelvey Award in Family Law
The Michelle McKelvey Award in Family Law was established to receive gifts made to the University in memory of Michelle McKelvey, Law 2007.
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Science '66
The Science 1966 Bursary is awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need to undergraduate students in any year of Smith Engineering at Queen's.
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Science '67
The Science 1967 Endowment Fund provides discretionary funding to the Dean of Smith Engineering to enrich the learning environment for undergraduate engineering students.
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Science '76
Support of the Dean's Excellence Fund allows the Dean to allocate resources to innovative initiatives, academic awards and various student teams, activities and programs.
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Science '77
The Science '77 Entrance Bursary in Applied Science is awarded on the basis of financial need to student entering the first year program in Smith Engineering.
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Science '82
The goal for our 45th Reunion in 2027 is to increase the aggregate donations to our two-class funds to $1 million. We are well on our way to crushing that goal.
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Science '83
The Mark Latham Memorial Award was established by family and friends in memory of Mark Latham (Sc'83).
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Science '86
The Robert Hall Memorial Award was founded by the class of Science '86 and the Queen's Mining Club in memory of Robert Hall, a member of Science '86.
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The Political Studies Trust Fund
This expendable fund is used at the discretion of the Department Head to support students and enhance programs and infrastructure in the Department of Political Studies.
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The Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts Integrated Learning Fund
The Integrated Learning Fund will support exciting academic projects, enhance the interdisciplinary activities between the four creative arts departments, and provide innovative programming for exceptional student learning.
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Science '92
Support of the Dean's Excellence Fund allows the Dean to allocate resources to innovative initiatives, academic awards and various student teams, activities and programs.
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Science '93
Established in May 1993 by the graduating class of Science 1993 to be used for the purchase of library equipment for Smith Engineering.
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Science '96
The Science '96 Fund was established by Science 1996 to provide support for the purchase of digital information resources for Smith Engineering.
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Science '97
The Applied Science 1997 Bursary was established by the Class of Science 1997 as their graduating gift to Smith Engineering at Queen's University.
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Science '45
The Science 1945 Memorial Bursary Awarded to a student in any year of Smith Engineering on the basis of satisfactory academic performance and financial need.
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The ArtSci 1993 Undergraduate Bursary
Established by the Class of Arts & Science 1993. Awarded on the basis of financial need to students who self identify as First Nations, Metis, Inuit, or as members of the African and Caribbean Student Association.
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The Arts and Science 1972 Bursary
Established by the class of Arts '72 and awarded on the basis of financial need to upper year students in Faculty of Arts and Science..
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The Arts & Science ThankQ 2004 Bursary
Established in September 2008 by the graduating Arts & Science Class of 2004 and awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need to upper year students.
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Science '11
Support of the Dean's Excellence Fund allows the Dean to allocate resources to innovative initiatives, academic awards and various student teams, activities and programs.
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Science '12
Support of the Dean's Excellence Fund allows the Dean to allocate resources to innovative initiatives, academic awards and various student teams, activities and programs.
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Commerce 1981
In celebration of their 40th reunion the Class of Commerce 1981 is working to grow the impact of the Commerce 1981 Entrance Scholarship.
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Commerce 1996
In celebration of their reunion, the Class of Commerce 1996 is working to grow the impact of the Commerce 1996 Entrance Award, the Smith School of Business Dean's Innovation Fund, and the Prentis Clairmont Bursary.
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Commerce 1992
In celebration of their 30th reunion, the Commerce Class of 1992 will be supporting the Commerce 1992 Admission Award. This award will help the school attract the best and brightest students while removing financial barriers.
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| Commerce 1977 | CQEMBA 2011 |
| CQEMBA 2012 | CQEMBA 2013 |
| CQEMBA 2014 | Commerce 1966 |
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QUIC
The Queen's University Investment Counsel (QUIC) helps students learn more about financial markets and investing.
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MBA 1962 |
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Chemical Engineering
Queen's Chemical Engineering continues to be an exciting place to learn, with challenging and innovative undergraduate programs in Chemical Engineering and Engineering Chemistry.
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Civil Engineering
The Civil Department has a number of different initiatives that rely on the support of our loyal alumni.
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Faculty of Law Bursary
As tuition and costs of living rise, ensuring that a quality legal education remains accessible requires substantial support for students with financial needs.
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The Robert M. Buchan Department of Mining
Queen's Mining has seen unprecedented growth over the last few years. Improving the quality of the program, while keeping the close-knit environment the Department is known for, is critical.
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Queen's Law School Fund
Unrestricted funds are essential so that the faculty can address urgent needs and take advantage of emerging opportunities.
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QUAAF
QUAAF is a student directed hedge fund managing a portion of Queen's university's endowment funds.
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Arts, Com, PHE & NSc'64 |
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Insight Fund
Smith Business Insight is the research platform of Smith School of Business. It is designed to highlight, to a broad audience, the business research generated by Smith School of Business professors.
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Deloitte
Deloitte Foundation and Deloitte LLP Partners and employees established the Deloitte Global Development Award to support students in the Bachelor of Commerce program who have been selected to participate in bi-lateral exchange.
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Fred Delaney
In Memory of Fred Delaney, BCom '72, LLB '75
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MBA 1974 |
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Digital Initiatives
The digital age has transformed learning, teaching and research.
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Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL)
Support quality learning experiences for our students through enhanced teaching practices of our faculty.
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Commerce 1984
The Commerce 1984 Memorial Bursary supports an exceptional first-year Bachelor of Commerce student who has the diverse perspectives, skills, and capabilities needed to succeed in business.
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Law'04
The class of Law 2004 are celebrating Professor Don Stuart’s legacy by expanding access to criminal and evidence law education at Queen’s Law.
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Student Counselling Services Fund
Outreach counsellors are based in various faculties and buildings across campus to provide individual counselling services and group programming to ensure students in distress receive effective referrals.
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Medicine Class of 1973 |
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Queen's Project on International Development (QPID)
QPID is a student-run organization that runs initiatives on campus, in Kingston, in Canada and internationally.
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EMBA '94 |
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Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP
Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP has launched a campaign to support the first Chair in Business Law.
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Concrete Toboggan
Concrete Toboggan is a student design team that builds and races a concrete toboggan.
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Queen's Young Engineering Alumni Fund
Support of the QYEA fund will support Smith Engineering and will provide resources to innovative programs and activities.
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Commerce '95
The Commerce Class of 1995 is raising funds to support the BCom 1995 Award
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Commerce '85
The Commerce Class of 1995 is raising funds to support the Commerce 1985 Bursary and the Commerce Legacy Fund for Student Health and Wellness
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The Commerce Legacy Fund for Student Health and Wellness
Your gift will be used in support of student health and wellness initiatives in the Commerce Program at Smith School of Business.
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Commerce 2013
The Commerce Class 2013 is raising funds in support of student health and wellness initiatives in the Commerce program at Smith School of Business.
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| The Rehab '78 Class Gift | The Clinical Simulation Fund |
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Law'10
The Class of Law 2010 is raising funds to support the Experiential Learning Fund.
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CFRC Radio
CFRC is the campus-community radio station serving Kingston and area since 1922. CFRC is a volunteer-driven non-profit supported by donors like YOU.
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The MBA Legacy Fund
The MBA Legacy Fund was established to provide support for projects in the full-time MBA program
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The EMBA Legacy Fund
The EMBA Legacy Fund provides support for activities that promote leadership excellence and innovation, ensuring the program stays at the forefront of executive education.
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Commerce '70
The Commerce 1970 class is offering the opportunity to support financial assistance to Smith School of Business students, or the Dean's Innovation Fund
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EMBA '99
The National Executive MBA Class of 1999 are fundraising to support The Tony Dimnik Scholarship.
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The Norman Macintosh Fellowship in Accounting
Smith School of Business doctoral students have come together to recognize Professor Emeritus Norman B. Macintosh CA (BCom, Alberta; MBA, UWO; PhD, Göteborg) by establishing the Norman B. Macintosh Fellowship in Accounting.
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ArtSci '75 Biology
Support the Artsci'75 Biology class initiative in honour of their anniversary.
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Law'95
The Class of Law'95 is raising funds to support the Faculty of Law Bursary in memory of our classmate, Timothy Walker, and for the Mary Alice Murray Student Lounge Renovation Project.
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Law'00
Mary Alice Murray Student Lounge Renovation Project
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Law'60
The Mary Alice Murray Memorial Award
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Professor Walter Szarek
In Honour of Dr. Walter A. Szarek a Lecture Series is being established.
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Commerce '10
In celebration of their 15th reunion the Commerce Class of 2010 has chosen to support the Queen's Commerce Bursary Fund.
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Women of Science '81
The Women of Science '81 Bursary is awarded by the Ban Righ Centre on the basis of demonstrated financial need to female students who have experienced an interruption in their formal education.
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In Memory of Joanne Page
Joanne, as a much-loved poet, visual artist, and Whig-Standard columnist in Kingston, came to represent, in her generosity, care, and enthusiasms, the very spirit of this city's arts family.
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Queen's Law Learning Commons
Recent renovations to the law building have included the development of the Learning Commons, a new space that reflects the needs of our students.
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| Pita Pit Bursary in Honour of Nelson Lang |
In Memory of Bruce Lounds
Help celebrate the positive life Bruce lead by supporting this fund in his legacy.
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Law'85
Support student awards and revitalized student spaces through the Law’85 Giving Campaign.
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Law'90
The Class of Law 1990 is raising funds to support the Experiential Learning Fund.
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The Class of OT and PT 1990
As part of their 35th reunion OT and PT 90 have decided that it would be a good idea to give back to the School of Rehabilitation Therapy and Queen's through a reunion class gift.
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Mr. Kent Plumley
Kent Plumley, B.Sc. (Eng.) 1960, LL.B. 1963 loved his time at Queen's University and was an active volunteer, a generous donor, and an avid Football Gaels fan.
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Commerce 1979
The Commerce Class of 1979 is establishing the Commerce '79 Bursary in support of student financial assistance.
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Dr. Shane Daniel Klein
Dr. Shane Daniel Klein, Meds'15 passed away on July 3, 2015. His family & friends are creating a fund in his name.
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In Memory of Paddon Thompson
Support field studies in the department of Geological Sciences and Geological Engineering in memory of Paddon Thompson, Sci'10.
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The Craig Petter Memorial Fund
The Class of Commerce 1997 has worked together to grow the Craig Petter Memorial Fund in memory of Craig Petter (BCom'97).
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Queen's Space Engineering Team
The Queen's Space Engineering Team is a design team focusing on projects relating to the space industry. They are currently designing and building a Mars rover prototype for international competition.
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Dr. Ronald Watts
Dr. Ronald Watts, Principal Emeritus passed away on Friday, Oct 9, 2015. Donations in his memory can be made to the J A Corry Memorial Endowment fund.
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Law'76
The Douglas Traill Memorial Bursary or The Law '76 Bursary
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2025-26 Gaels Give Initiative
The Gaels Give Campaign
The Gaels Give Campaign is the Queen's Student Alumni Association's (QSAA) annual fundraising initiative that aims to support Queen's students while advancing the spirit of philanthropy among the student body.
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| Robert & Eva (Bertram) Cole Awards |
MFin '16
In celebration of their graduation, the MFin'16s are supporting the Master of Finance Program Fund and the Queen's University Alternative Assets Fund (QUAFF).
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Commerce 1986
The Class of BCom '86 is working to establish an award with the intention of supporting student financial assistance at the Smith School of Business.
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MMA '16
The MMA '16s will be participating in a graduating class gift campaign in support of the MMA Legacy Fund.
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The Gray Chair in Particle Astrophysics
Gifts to the Gray Chair Fund help support innovative particle astrophysics research and discovery at Queen's.
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Canadian Cancer Trials Group (CCTG)
This fund was established in September 2015 to build on the Canadian Cancer Trials Group's international record of excellence in improving the treatment and prevention of cancer.
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Law'11
Experiential Learning Fund
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The Retirees' Association of Queen's |
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Law'06
Experiential Learning Fund
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MBA '76 |
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Law'66
The Law’66 Book Prize
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Commerce 61
In celebration of their 55th reunion, the Class of Commerce 1961 is supporting the Queen's Commerce Bursary Fund to ensure that exceptional students may attend Queen's regardless of their ability to pay.
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David J. Turcke Fund in Civil Engineering
The newly launched David J. Turcke Building Partnerships Fund in Civil Engineering recognizes one of the faculty's most distinguished leaders.
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Rehabilitation Therapy Class of 2016 |
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Law'61
The Res Ipsa Loquitur Bursary is awarded on the basis of financial need to students in any year of the Faculty of Law.
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Dedication in Honour of Greg McKellar |
| In Memory of Jim Shearn |
Executive MBA Americas 2017
The Executive MBA Americas Class of 2017 Graduation Gift is supporting the Executive MBA Americas Fund.
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Indigenous Initiatives Fund
Contribute to Indigenous education, resources, and cultural events and workshops.
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University Council |
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In Memory of Stephen Sigurdson
In loving memory of Steve and his deep commitment to education and Queen's University, the Steve Sigurdson Queen's Law Memorial Fund has been established.
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1962 Reunion |
| The MMA Legacy Fund* | The Commerce Legacy Fund |
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The Feldman Student Internship Program Fund
The Feldman Student Internship Program Fund
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The Executive MBA Americas Fund |
| AMBA Program Fund | The Master of Finance Program Fund |
| EMBA'17 |
Law'62
The Dennis Cole Memorial Bursary
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| MBA 18 | Commerce '67 |
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Nursing 1987 35th Reunion Class Gift
Leading up to our 35th reunion, we feel that this milestone reunion marks another opportunity for our class to give back. We have been in discussions with the School of Nursing about a way to give back to the School and Queen's.
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EMBA'18 |
| Executive MBA Americas 2018 | Commerce '18 |
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The John Meisel Scholar Series in Contemporary Political Controversies
This fund was created to support the annual John Meisel Lecture in Contemporary Political Controversies, established in 2017 in honour of Professor Emeritus, John Meisel.
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ArtSci'12 |
| Class of Nursing 2012 | MBA '02 |
| EMBA'97 |
Science '17
In honour of their 5th reunion, Science 17 working towards establishing an award in memory of Grant Mitchell, BSc 2017.
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Law'97
the Law '97 Bursary
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Law'07
The Michelle McKelvey Award in Family Law and The Charles Feldman Student Summer Internship Program
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| MBA'77 |
Queen's Business Law Clinic Fund
The Queen's Business Law Clinic Fund was established to support the functions and operations of the Queen's Business Law Clinic at Queen's Faculty of Law.
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Chancellor Leech Bursary
Your support of The Chancellor Jim Leech Bursary for Indigenous Students will assist Indigenous students in fully participating in the academic and extra-curricular life of the university.
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In Memory of Douglas Hanna
Doug graduated in 1944 in Chemical Engineering from Queen's. He was the first in his family to graduate from university. To celebrate Doug's memory, his family is asking that gifts be made to the Dean's Excellence Fund.
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Law'86
To establish the Law ’86 Bursary endowment to support students in the J.D. or joint J.D. programs on the basis of demonstrated financial need.
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Law'82
Established in honour of their 40th reunion, the Law 1982 Bursary is an endowed fund awarded based on demonstrated financial need to law students with preference given to Indigenous students.
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| The MIB Legacy Fund | Queen's Supermileage |
| MBA '19 |
Law'09
Queen's Faculty of Law Bursary
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| In Memory of N. Joseph (Joe) Paithouski | The Romans Memorial Fund |
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Artsci'08
We encourage all Artsci'08 alumni to give to the Dean's Student Initiative Fund in recognition of the 10th Anniversary of our graduation from Queen's.
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MBA '83 |
| Artsci'13 Class Giving Initiative |
Law'78
In honour of their 45th reunion, the Class of Law 1978 is supporting the Experiential Learning Fund and the Queen's Faculty of Law Bursary.
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| Phys Ed '13 | Artsci '03 |
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The Dean Bill Flanagan International Studies Award
The Dean Bill Flanagan International Studies Award
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In Memory of Anne Mellor |
| MBA'93 | MBA '03 |
| In Honour of Deborah Turnbull | MBA'78 |
| The Peter and Doreen Howe Memorial Award | In Honour of Katherine and Gordon Keep |
| In Memory of Peter R. Galbraith | Executive MBA Americas 2019 |
| Commerce 2019 | In Memory of Carole Carruthers |
| MBA 2020 | Department of Film & Media |
| Department of Film & Media | Department of Classics |
| In Honour of Sue Bates | The AMBA 2019 Graduating Class Campaign |
| In Memory of Judith (Judi) Elaine Brown | AMBA '20 |
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Commerce 2014
The Commerce Class of 2014 is supporting student health and wellness initiatives at Smith School of Business
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Dr Robert Crandall Prize |
| Artsci'79 | Artsci'94 |
| In Memory of Andrew Calder | In Memory of Dr. David Skene |
| W.K. Rowe Memorial |
Law'93
The Class of Law 1993 is supporting Professor Arthur Cockfield Memorial Award in Law in memory of their dear classmate and friend.
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| PHE'73 | EMBAA'20 |
| Institute for Sustainable Finance | The Bethany Qun Yi Yan Memorial Fund |
| In Recognition of Interim Provost and Vice-Principal (Academic) Tom Harris | MBA 2021 |
| Oasis Communities for Aging Well | Neil Yorke-Slader and Nepean All-City Jazz Bursary |
| Kevin Gordon Rankin Memorial Graduate Award | The Amir Moradi Memorial Bursary |
| The Rector's Bursary | In Memory of J.R.M. (John) Gordon |
| In Memory of Carlos Valente |
Class of '85 MIR Bursary
The Class of ’85 MIR Bursary will remove barriers to those that might not pursue this program due to financial circumstances.
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| David Atherton Awards in Engineering Physics |
The Cecil Allan Fraser Bursary
The Cecil Allan Fraser Bursary provides financial support to Black Canadian or Visible minority/Racialized students enrolled in any year of the JD degree program in the Faculty of Law at Queen's University.
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| Industrial Relations | Arts, Com, PHE'60 |
| School of Computing | DAN School of Drama and Music |
| English Language & Literature |
Smith School of Business Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Indigenization (EDII) Fund
Smith has also established an EDII fund to provide an opportunity for our community to support initiatives leading to impactful and meaningful change within our school.
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| Life Sciences Program | Fine Art (Visual) |
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Biology Faculty's Award of Excellence
Established by faculty, colleagues, alumni, and friends of the Department of Biology, this fund is awarded to Biology graduate students to remove financial barriers that might deter them from pursuing their education at Queen's.
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The Suning Wang Lecture Series
In remembering Suning Wang, the Department of Chemistry is looking for our friends and supporters to help establish a lecture series in her name.
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Artsci'90
Support the Artsci'90 class initiative in honour of their anniversary.
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Artsci '15
Support the Artsci'15 class initiative in honour of their 5th anniversary.
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Artsci'10
Support the Artsci'10 class initiative in honour of their 10th anniversary.
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Artsci'00 - Chemistry |
| School of Environmental Studies | French Studies |
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Chair for Women in Engineering
Established with alumni donations for a Chair in Smith Engineering with the goal of making Queen's a leader in Canada in the education and promotion of female scholars in engineering.
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Department of Geography and Planning |
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Smith Engineering Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Indigeneity Fund
Funding will be used to launch and develop governance, policies, and programming that promotes equity, diversity, inclusion and indigenization (EDII) in Smith Engineering.
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In Memory of Isabelle Brisson |
| In Memory of George and Maureen Ewan | Isabel String Quartet Fund |
| Commerce 2021 | MBA 2022 |
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Law'16
Queen’s Faculty of Law Bursary
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The Stephanie Simpson Bursary |
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The Haramaya Project
Queen’s University has partnered with the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada and Haramaya University to develop three new residency programs, in an attempt to develop a sustainable program of training specialist physicians in Ethiopia
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Executive MBA Americas 2021 |
| Early 1960's Football Gaels Commemorative Athletic Award | 1968 era - Endowed Fund |
| 1970 - 1975 - Annual Athletic Football Award | 1975 - 1980 - Annual Athletic Football Award |
| 1980 - 1985 - Annual Athletic Football Award | 1985 - 1990 - Annual Athletic Football Award |
| 1995 - 2000 - Annual Athletic Football Award | 2000 - 2005 - Annual Athletic Football Award |
| 2005 - 2010 - Annual Athletic Football Award | 2010 - 2015 - Annual Athletic Football Award |
| 2015 - 2020 - Annual Athletic Football Award | 1990 - 1995 - Annual Athletic Football Award |
| Policy Studies |
Professor Les Green Award in the Faculty of Law
Professor Les Green Award in the Faculty of Law
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| 1950 - 1959 - Annual Athletic Football Award |
The Elder Law Clinic Program Fund
Gifts to the Elder Law Clinic Fund help provide free legal services to seniors in southeastern Ontario who would otherwise have difficulty affording legal counsel.
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the Queen's Business Law Clinic Edowment Fund
the Queen's Business Law Clinic Endowment Fund
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ASUS 130 |
| Health Sciences Outreach and Summer Program | Black Youth In STEM |
| Girls' Club | In memory of Chris Ellis |
| Serina Timperio's Ride for Research | Queen's Outdoor Field Experience Initiative |
| The Arts '70 Study Abroad Award | Queen's Women's Basketball |
| Faculty Award for Graduate Students in the School of Nursing | June Richards Scholarship in Piano |
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Law'89
Law 1989 – Halldor Bjarnason Bursary
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Faculty of Arts & Science Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Indigenization Fund
Funds support initiatives that advance equity, diversity, inclusion, and indigenization within the Faculty.
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Carolyn Smart Writer's Residency
Established in honour of Professor Smart's retirement, the Carolyn Smart Writer's Residency will offer students, academics, and community writers direct access to advice and experience.
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The Dr. Aba Mortley NSBE Bursary
This award has been established by the Queen's Chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE Queen's) – in honour of BSc (Eng.) 2002 graduate Dr. Aba Mortley (MSc, PhD)
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| 1980 - 1985 | 1985 - 1990 |
| 1990 - 1995 | 2015 - 2020 |
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Law'92
The Class of Law 1992 is supporting the Queen’s Law School Fund – a discretionary fund supporting some of the most critical and powerful aspects of the Queen’s Law education, from student experiences to Clinic programs to innovative new programs.
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Support the Wright Family Award in Honour of Jay's Retirement |
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Law Fund Leaders
In an effort to grow and draw attention to a critical area of need, the Faculty of Law has established the “Law Fund Leaders” program to recognize leadership gifts to this important fund.
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Victor Snieckus Memorial Fund
Remembering Prof. Victor Snieckus, supporting research and teaching in Organic Chemistry at Queen's.
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Professor Arthur Cockfield Memorial Award in Law
The Queen’s Law community mourns the loss of our beloved teacher, colleague, and friend, Professor Art Cockfield, Law’93.
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QUAA Grants |
| Commerce '22 | In Memory of Dr. Bert Wasmund, Former Executive Director, Hatch |
| In Memory of Dr. Bert Wasmund, Former Executive Director, Hatch | Bronwyn Keatley Scholarship |
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Law'20
The Experiential Learning Fund
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MBA '23 |
| The Chris Fillmore Davis Admission Award | 2016 Hall of Fame Class |
| 1960-1969 Men's Rugby | Men's Rugby Varsity Team |
| 1970-1979 Men's Rugby | 1980-1989 Men's Rugby |
| 1990-1999 Men's Rugby | 2000-2009 Men's Rugby |
| 2010-2019 Men's Rugby | Your Group here |
| PHE’78 Class Giving Initiative | Giving Day - 1st Down Club - a monthly giving program (select recurring for payment options) |
| Smith Displaced Scholars | Women's Rugby Athletic Financial Awards |
| Champions Initiative | Queen's Global Oncology Program |
| In Memory of Lise Ingram |
Women's Volleyball - All Funds
Support the Queen's Women's Volleyball Team through their Booster and Academic Achievement Funds.
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| Giving Day - Women's Volleyball | In Memory of Margaret Light |
| Law'12 | Law'17 |
| Food Bank | Women's Basketball - All Funds |
| Giving Day October 12 - Women's Basketball | In Memory of Donald Daly |
| 2021 Hall of Fame Class | Friends & Family Giving Day - November 24, 2022 |
| Women's Hockey Giving Day |
Ellen Merrin Kitchen Fund
The Ellen Merrin Kitchen Fund supports the Ban Righ Centre’s free daily, nutritious, lunch program.
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| In Memory of Jill Hamer-Wilson | the John Armitage Rowing Athletic Award |
| the Queen's Rowing Leadership Fund |
Men's Volleyball Booster
The Men's Volleyball Booster Fund helps support current team initiatives to drive success on and off the court.
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Alumni of Queen's First Aid Award
Queen’s First Aid offers volunteer event-based coverage to groups in the Queen’s community, both on and off campus.
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Queen's Competitive Dance Team |
| EMBA '23 | In Memory of Dr. Henry B. Dinsdale |
| PHE'88 | Artsci'88 |
| PHE'98 | PHE'93 |
| Music'73 | Artsci'83 |
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The Queen's Law Black Canadian Admission Award
This award aims to recognize and celebrate the exceptional achievements of incoming Black Canadian students who have shown outstanding academic abilities and leadership potential.
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The Molly Higginson Memorial Award
In honour of Molly Higginson, this bursary will be awarded annually by the Ban Righ Women’s Centre to an undergraduate or graduate student in the STEM disciplines.
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| In Memory of Dr. Janet Sorbie |
Queen's Rocket Engineering Team Fund
The Queen's Rocket Engineering Team (QRET) is a multi-disciplinary team with members across all years who share a passion for rocketry, entrepreneurship, innovation, and competition at the international level.
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| Artsci'84 | Equestrian Club |
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In Memory of Bruce Berman
In Memory of Professor Bruce J. Berman, a distinguished faculty member in Political Studies from 1971 to 2003.
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PHE'80 |
| Artsci'74 | Artsci'09 |
| Law'74 | Law'14 |
| Law of the ‘60s | 45th Anniversary of Smith School of Business PhD |
| In memory of Ray Calver | In Memory of Helen Garrett and Wendy Hotson |
| BFA/BAE 55th Anniversary Celebration | Arts, Com, PHE & NSc'64 |
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Dean of Arts and Science Trust Fund
Your support gives the Dean of Arts and Science the flexibility to fund a variety of projects and initiatives.
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Department of Pathology and Molecular Medicine - 100 Years |
| In Memory of John Milliken | In Memory of Fred Euringer |
| In Memory of Karyn Brooks | 2024 Giving Day - Women's Hockey |
| 2024 Giving Day - Men's Hockey | 2024 Giving Day - Women's Rugby |
| 2024 Giving Day - Men's Rugby | 2024 Giving Day - Women's Volleyball |
| 2024 Giving Day - Men's Volleyball | 2024 Giving Day - Men's Basketball |
| In Memory of Mervin Dewasha |
In Memory of April Gougeon (Stoker), Law ’12
In Memory of April Gougeon (Stoker), Law ’12, and Her Son, Oliver
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| In Memory of Thelma Mott | PHE'75 |
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UPstart Venture Challenge
The UPstart Venture Challenge is a competition designed to accelerate success and give alumni and students the opportunity to deliver creative business pitches to a panel of experienced judges.
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Smith Engineering Career Accelerator Program
The Engineering Career Accelerator Program (ECAP) integrates career development training, industry insights, and hands-on experiential learning into a student's degree program, embedding professional skills and experiences.
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| Stikeman Elliott Alumni Campaign |
The Indigenous Faculty Resource Fund
The Indigenous Faculty Resource Fund was established to provide the Dean with discretionary financial support for Indigenous initiatives in the Faculty of Law.
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| John Valerio Memorial Award |
Remembering Gordon Edward Kaiser, Law'71
Remembering Gordon Edward Kaiser, Law'71
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Union Gallery
Donations support student learning, research, and community outreach.
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add*ed Research Group
The add*ed Research Group at Queen's University is dedicated to advancing research, innovation, and community engagement in special and inclusive education.
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Dr. Gautam Walia Memorial Award
Dr. Gautam Walia is remembered for his passion as a physician and being a loving husband, father, son and brother.
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Artsci'75 |
| Artsci'80 | Artsci'85 |
| Artsci'95 | In memory of Prentis Clairmont |
| Nursing Class of 1975 |
QWR Legacy Endowment Initiative
Join us in our campaign to raise $1 million for Women's Rugby
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| Rehabilitation Therapy Class of 1980 - PT | Rehabilitation Therapy Class of 1995 - OT |
| Rehabilitation Therapy Class of 2000 | Rehabilitation Therapy Class of 1985 |
| Nursing Class of 1985 | Nursing Class of 1995 |
| Nursing Class of 2005 |
Dr. Christopher Mueller's lab
By focusing on translational research, Dr. Mueller’s lab is transforming cancer diagnosis and treatment.
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| AMS and Rector Reunion | Artsci'00 |
| Women's Rugby | MBA '95 |
| In Memory of Dee Padfield |
Tennis
Queen's Tennis is amongst the top teams nationally and with your support we aim to make the sport more competitive and accessible.
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| Garnet Families |
In memory of Thomas J. Courchene
In memory of Thomas J. Courchene, the Margie and Tom Courchene Endowment Fund was established to support the costs associated with bringing eminent academics or public policy experts to Queen's University campus.
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| CICP-Queen's Initiative Fund | Men's Volleyball - All Funds |
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Men's Rugby Endowment
Support the legacy of Queen's Men's Rugby for generations.
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Men's Soccer - All Funds |
| Women's Soccer Booster | Women's Soccer - All Funds |
| Women's Football | Men's Basketball Athletic Awards |
| In memory of Vera Aller | In Memory of Bob Howes - Queen’s Football coach |
| Goodes Hall Beautification and Spring Renewal Campaign | In memory of George Pike |
| The Spanish Trust Fund | The Italian Trust Fund |
| The Norman Miller Endowment Fund | The Graham Kennedy Memorial Lecture Fund |
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International Centre (QUIC)
Support culture diversity on Queen's campus.
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Mostly Autonomous Sailboat
QMAST is a student design team that designs and builds autonomous sailboats.
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The Commerce Bursary
Established to assist Smith School of Business to provide bursary funding to eligible students.
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In Memory of Dr. Diane C Arthur |
| The Alistair Macleod Distinguished Lecture Series in Philosophy | Future Leaders Camp |
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the Engineering Society Fund
A student-led conference to discuss the intersection of business and technology into the future. Funding may be used to cover expenses related to the conference.
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the Art Conservation Student Travel Endowment Fund
Established to assist Art Conservation students with their travel expenses related to their research and training.
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the Art Conservation Trust Fund
To assist various aspects of the Art Conservation Program which require special funding such as national/international guest speakers, workshops conducted by highly skilled professionals, and new conservation equipment for laboratories.
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the Department of Art History and Art Conservation Endowment
Established to provide the Head, Department of Art History and Art Conservation with discretionary financial support to address the priorities of the Department of Art History and Art Conservation.
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the Queen's Conference on International Business
Support one of Canada's largest undergraduate business conferences. Your gift to QCIB funds needs-based delegate bursaries, educational programming, and conference materials that help students build professional skills and explore global business.
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the David W. Bacon Distinguished Speaker Series
Established to support the costs associated with bringing eminent academics or leaders from the spheres of research and practice in Chemical Engineering in Smith Engineering to Queen's University campus.
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the Bader Art Restoration-Conservation Fund
Established by Alfred and Isabel Bader to fund the restoration and conservation of works of art which have been gifted to the Agnes Etherington Art Centre by the Baders and other works of art related to The Bader Collection.
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the Bader Chair in Art Conservation
Established by Isabel Bader to give Queen's the ability to lead in the development of the science of imaging in art conservation.
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the Baillie Awards for Excellence in Secondary School Teaching
Established by A. Charles Baillie to enable students graduating from Queen's to honor educators who, during the students' high school careers, set them upon the course which brought them first to Queen's and subsequently to graduation.
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the Constance Baran-Gerez Award in Criminal Law
Established by Constance Baran-Gerez. Awarded on the basis of need and achievement for students taking a course in Advanced Criminal Law. Preference will be given to students identifying as women (cisgender or transgender) or non-binary gender.
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the Martha McConnachie Memorial Admission Award
Established by Thomas McLaren (BCom 1949) in honour of Martha McConnachie (BMus 1976). Awarded on the basis of need and academic excellence to a student entering the first year any undergraduate degree program in the Faculty of Arts and Science.
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the Clinical Teachers' Association of Queen's (CTAQ) Chair in Applied Health Economics/Health Policy
Established by the Clinical Teachers' Association of Queen's University to enable Queen's Faculty of Health Sciences to recruit an excellent scholar in the area of health economics/health policy.
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the W. Edmund Clark Fund for Graduate Studies in Economics
Established by W. Edmund Clark, LL.D. 2008, to support graduate studies in the Department of Economics. Funds will be used to provide teaching assistantships, research assistantships, and/or other awards to graduate students.
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the Cogeco Connexion Inc. Fund in support of the UPstart Venture Challenge Competition
Established by Cogeco Connexion Inc to provide funding to the winners of the UPstart Venture Challenge Competition. Should the Competition cease to exist the funds can be used to help support Smith School of Business students with their ventures.
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the Commerce Society Conference Bursary
Awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need to students enrolled in the Bachelor of Commerce degree program in the Smith School of Business. Funds are to be used to cover conference or competition fees.
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the W. Ford Connell Professorship in Palliative Care Medicine
The establishment of a fully funded Professorship in the Faculty of Health Sciences to advance scholarship in Palliative Care.
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the Baillie Family Chair in Conservation Biology
The Baillie Family Chair will be linked permanently with the University Biological Station (QUBS). Its purpose to strengthen research in conservation and biodiversity and to augment and reinforce teaching programs in the Department of Biology.
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the Don Wood Undergraduate Scholarships in Economics
Established by David Dodge, BA(Hon)'65, LLD'02, and Christiane Dodge, BA(Hon)'65, in honour of Don Wood, MA'53. Awarded on the basis of academic excellence to students entering second, third, or fourth year of a B.A. (Honours) program in Economics.
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the Queen's Economics Department Research Prize
Established by a good friend of the Economics Department, and awarded to a faculty member from the Department of Economics whose recent performance in research is deemed particularly meritorious.
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the Alan G. Green Memorial Fund for Economic History at Queen's
Established in memory of Alan G. Green, B.A. (Hons.) 1957, to provide financial resources to support research and teaching in economic history within the Queen's Economic Department.
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the Mary Conner Hale Bursary
Established by George M. Hale, BSc'45, in memory of his wife, Mary, Arts'45. Awarded on the basis of need to a student in third or fourth year of an honours program in Biology or Biochemistry. Preference will be given to a woman student
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the Honourable Mr. Justice David H.W. Henry Memorial Fund in Economics
Established in memory of the Honourable Justice David H.W. Henry to support research and teaching in the areas of legal economics, industrial organization, and competition policy in the Department of Economics.
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the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts Concert Series Fund
Proceeds from this expendable fund will be used to help attract national and international musicians to the Concert Hall in the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts.
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the Queen's Innovation Connector Fund
This program's team-based learning experiences will challenge students to apply technology, business models, risk analysis, sales, marketing, leadership and communication skills to bring innovative ideas, inventions and products to fruition.
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the Margaret A. Light Fellowship in Art Conservation
Established to support teaching and research activities in the Art Conservation Program, including teaching fellows, visiting scholars, guest lecturers, workshops, equipment for teaching and research, faculty research, and sabbatical replacements.
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the Law 1966 Scholarship in Contract Law
Established by the Class of Law 1966 and awarded on the basis of academic excellence in Contract Law to students in the Faculty of Law.
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the Centre for Law in the Contemporary Workplace Fund
Established to support the priorities of the Centre for Law in the Contemporary Workplace such as, but not limited to Chairs, Professorships, operating budget, symposia, curriculum advancement, research, fellowships, scholarships, awards and bursaries.
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the Lee Award in Financial Economics
Established by Gordon Lee, BA(Hons) 1991, and awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need and academic achievement to a student enrolled in a BA(Hons) program with a major or medial in Economics.
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the John Meisel Scholar Series in Contemporary Political Controversies
Established to support the costs associated with bringing eminent or emerging academics or public intellectuals to the Queen's University community.
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the David J. McConomy Admission Award
Established in honour of Professor David J. McConomy, MBA'69, on the occasion of his retirement from the Smith School of Business. Awarded on the basis of need and academic achievement to students entering first year of the Bachelor of Commerce program.
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the Mary L. Balanchuk Concurrent Education Award
Established by Mary L. Balanchuk, B.A. 1949. Awarded on the basis of financial need and academic achievement to a student entering the first year of the Concurrent Education program who was a resident of Northern Ontario.
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the Bamji Art Conservation Award
Established by Pervez (Perry) and Annamaria Bamji, B.A. 1998, to assist with the costs associated with international travel, for a graduate student in the Art Conservation Program.
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the Edwin C. Connolly Award
Established in honour of Edwin C. Connolly, BCom 1937, by Nora Connolly, B.A. 1982, and Andrew Gross, BCom 1979. Awarded to a student from an Ottawa secondary school who is entering the first year of the Bachelor of Commerce program.
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the Sarah Molinski O'Connor Bursary
Established in memory of Sarah Molinski O'Connor, BA 2005, BEd 2006. Awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need to students entering first year of the Concurrent Education program at Queen's University.
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the Dr. Fergus O'Connor Bursary
In honour of Dr. Fergus O'Connor Sr. (Meds 1906), Dr. Maurice O'Connor (Meds '34), and Dr. Fergus O'Connor Jr. (Meds '36), and Dr. Paul O'Connor (Meds '69), a bursary to assist students in the School of Medicine.
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the O'Connor Family Faculty Award Fund
Established by Michael O'Connor, BSc 1968, to create awards to complement existing or new faculty recognition awards presented by Smith Engineering.
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the Department of Economics Bursary
Established in May 2001 from donations and awarded to a student in the Department of Economics on the basis of financial need.
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the Ken Lockwood Memorial Award in Art Conservation
Established in memory of Ken Lockwood, M.A.'84, by family, friends and colleagues, and awarded on the basis of financial need and academic achievement to a graduate student registered in the Master's program in Art Conservation at Queen's University.
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the Douglas D. Purvis Professorship of Economics
Established to help the Economics Department attract and retain first-rate faculty. The incumbent is expected to contribute to the Department through high standards of teaching, supervision of graduate students, research, and service to the University.
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the Honourable Mark G. Peacock Scholarship in Constitutional Law
Established by The Honourable Mark G. Peacock, Law'74, and Ms Dru L. Spencer. Awarded on the basis of academic excellence in constitutional law to students in the J.D. or combined J.D. program in the Faculty of Law.
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the Scarthingmoor Prize in Economics
Established by John Weatherall, awarded to an student whose Master's essay on any subject in Economics received a min. mark of 85%. Preference to essays on political economy, economic growth and development, macroeconomic policy, or financial markets.
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the Scarthingmoor PhD Prize in Economics
Established by John Weatherall. Awarded to a student with the best PhD thesis in the field of Economics. Preference to research on political economics, economic development, macroeconomics, financial markets, international economics, or economic history.
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the John Weatherall Visiting Scholar Fund in Economics
Established by the Jim Pattison Foundation to invite top-flight economists from other institutions, especially leading scholars from outside of Canada, to visit Queen's for variable periods of time.
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the RBC Faculty Fellowships in Finance Education and Research (Economics)
Established to support a unique program in the Department of Economics for the enrichment of students, faculty and professionals engaged in the field of finance, and to ensure professors of a high calibre come and remain at Queen's.
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the Winifred Ross and Pierre du Prey Fund for Emerging Technologies in Art, Art History, and Art Conservation
Established by Winifred Ross, BA'92, in honour of the burgeoning Department of Art and professor Dr. Pierre du Prey. To provide financial support to the Department in order to increase knowledge in and application of emerging technologies in Art.
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the Scarthingmoor Fund for Economics Workshops and Conferences
Established by the Jim Pattison Foundation to honour John Weatherall by providing financial resources to support workshops and conferences in the Queen's Economics Department.
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the Tripp-Smith Family Graduate Fellowship in Economics
Established by Eric C. Tripp, BA(Hons)'81. Awarded on the basis of academic achievement to a graduate student in the Department of Economics whose research is related to financial markets.
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the Malcolm Urquhart Memorial Fund for Courses in Economic Theory
Established in memory of Malcolm Urquhart, LLD 1991, to support the offering of courses in the broad area of economic theory by the Department of Economics.
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the Skelton-Clark Fund in Economics
Established in memory of Oscar D. Skelton and W. Clifford Clark. Funds will be used to support research in the Department of Economics.
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the Stephen J.R. Smith Chair in Economic Policy
Established by Stephen J.R. Smith, B.Sc.(Eng.) 1972, M.Sc.(Econ)., to enable the Department of Economics to appoint a distinguished economist whose research and teaching focus on economic policy.
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the David C. Smith Memorial Fellowship in Economics
Established by Alfred and Isabel Bader in honour of David C. Smith, LLD 1994. Awarded to a Ph.D. student in Economics showing particular promise in his or her graduate work.
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the Daniel Soberman Ph.D. Scholarship in Constitutional and Federalism Studies
Established by Daniel Soberman, LLD'08, and Patricia Soberman, MA'63. Awarded to students years 1 through 3 inclusive of the Ph.D. degree program in Law who have an interest in constitutional law and federalism studies.
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the Visiting Artist - Stage and Screen Studies
Established to fund a visiting artist program in Stage and Screen Studies. The STSC Special Field Concentration is unique and strongly supported by field professionals. It is intended to complement and augment the undergraduate programs in Drama and Film.
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the Ashworth Visiting Professorship in Orthopaedic Surgery
Established in January 2015 by Dr. M. Anthony Ashworth, MBA 1985, to support the costs associated with bringing authorities on topics related to Orthopaedic Surgery to Queen's University.
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the A. William, Austin and Amos Friend Memorial Visiting Professorship
A visiting professorship to be held at least annually, and with an emphasis on anaesthesiology, internal medicine, or otolaryngology, alternately, or as the Selection Committee sees fit.
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the Prince Takamado Visiting Student Scholarship at Queen's University
Established in memory of His Imperial Highness Prince Takamado. Awarded to a second or third year student of Japanese nationality (citizenship) who is currently enrolled in a Japanese university, and who will study at Queen's on a Letter of Permission.
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the Dr. Andrew and Margaret Bruce Endowment for Visiting Scholars in Surgical Innovation
Established by Dr. Andrew and Margaret Bruce to support hosting of prominent scholars in the area of surgical scholarship at Queen's University.
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the Dr. Henry B. Dinsdale Visiting Lectureship
Established in honour of Dr. Henry B. Dinsdale, MD'55, to support the costs associated with bringing prominent speakers on topics related to neurological diseases or medical leadership to the Department of Medicine.
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the Good Family Visiting Faculty Research Fellowship
Established in honour of the Good Family, this fellowship supports a visiting scholar in one of the following areas: Biology, Economics, Environmental Studies, History, Physical and Health Education, Political Studies, Psychology, Sociology, for one year.
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the Grenville Frost Visiting Lectureship in Chemistry
Established by the estate of the Honourable Leslie M. Frost in memory of his brother, Grenville. This fund is used to invite a Visiting Lecturer in the field of Chemistry to Queen's.
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the Galway Visiting Lectureship
Established in July 1983 to support an annual visiting lectureship in Orthopaedic Surgery.
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the Professor J.K.N. Jones Visitorship
Established in memory of Dr. J.K.N. Jones to support the costs associated with bringing a distinguished chemist (organic or carbohydrate) to Queen's University. Funds will cover expenses related to the lecture/event, honoraria and/or speaking fees.
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the Nathan Kaufman Lectureship and Visiting Speaker Award
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.
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the Law '80 Visiting Lecturer Fund
Established by the Class of Law '80 to support bringing speakers with an emphasis on business and/or international business areas of expertise to the Faculty of Law campus.Income is to cover expenses, honoraria and/or speaking fees related to the lecture.
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the Geraldine Grace and Maurice Alvin McWatters Visiting Fellowship
Established in honour of Geraldine Grace and Maurice Alvin McWatters by Cheryl McWatters, MBA 1988, PhD 1991, and John MacDiarmid, BSc 1978, MSc 1987, to create a visiting fellowship in Queen's Archives
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the Dr. Peter Munt Visiting Lectureship
Established by Elizabeth Munt and her son, Andy Munt, in memory of Dr. Peter Munt, to support the costs associated with bringing prominent speakers on the topic of respirology to the Division of Respirology at Queen's University.
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the Dr. David M. Robertson Memorial Visiting Lectureship
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.
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the Stuart and Gretchen Ryan Visitorship
Funds to support an annual series of one or two, week-long, visitors in residence in the Faculty of Law. Visitors will be practitioners, jurists or academics who have made contributions of substance to the field of criminal law.
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the Robert Sutherland Visitorship
Established by The Joseph S. Stauffer Foundation for the purpose of hosting a scholarly event and/or noted speaker(s) with expertise in the areas of race relations, equity, social justice, and community-building.
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the Visiting Artist Fund in Screen Culture
Established to support expenses related to an annual lecture/event (e.g. travel, accommodation, food, advertising and publication), honoraria and/or speaking fees to bring Canadian and International filmmakers to campus and the community.
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the George Whalley Visiting Professorship
Established by Peter Scott, friends, family and colleagues, in memory of Dr. George Whalley. These funds bring visitors of academic distinction, with teaching and research interests relevant to the Department of English Literature and Creative Writing.
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the Don Wood Visiting Lectureship in Industrial Relations
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.
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