New Mohawk Language and Culture Certificate
This summer, Queen's Arts and Science will be launching a new Certificate in Mohawk Language and Culture.
A super supervisor
A national body has recognized a Queen 91Ƭ ’s professor for her outstanding mentorship of graduate students.
Suning Wang of the Department of Chemistry has received the inaugural Canadian Association for Graduate Studies (CAGS) Award for Outstanding Graduate Mentorship.
Queen's Geological Sciences Remains Amongst Canada's Best
The Queen 91Ƭ ’s Geological Sciences Department has long been rated by MacLean 91Ƭ ’s as one of the best in Canada; in 2015 Queen 91Ƭ ’s was ranked as having the second best geology program in the country (Maclean 91Ƭ ’s, Canadian Universities Guidebook 2015 E
Equipping a new generation of impact analysts
The Queen 91Ƭ ’s Economics Department has recently launched an exciting new course series for Certified Professional Impact Analysts (CPIA). It is no longer enough to implement a project; organizations are increasingly required to provide evidence of impact.
Dreams of reconciliation
Among the Principal 91Ƭ ’s Dream Courses funded last year, two courses were specifically focused on sharing Indigenous knowledge.
Doctoral candidate receives inaugural art award
Ms. Lukin Linklater, an artist and Queen 91Ƭ ’s doctoral candidate, was recently named the recipient of the Canadian Art Foundation 91Ƭ ’s inaugural Wanda Koop Research Fund. This new research fund, worth $15,000, was named for the Winnipeg artist appearing on the cover of the first issue of Canadian Art in fall 1984. Ms.
Elamin Abdelmahmoud (ArtSci'11) Wins One to Watch Award
When Elamin Abdelmahmoud, Artsci’11, was a summer intern in Queen 91Ƭ ’s Marketing and Communications Department, he helped write a few speeches for Principal Daniel Woolf.
Heritage Award Winner Bronwyn Jaques
Bronwyn Jaques, a PhD student in Cultural Studies, traveled to Queen 91Ƭ ’s Park on February 23 to accept a Lieutenant Governor's Ontario Heritage “Excellence in Conservation” Award for her role in producing the oral history “In Our Own Words: The Links between Kingston 91Ƭ ’s Heritage and its Penitentiaries”, a project that seeks to understand how penitentiaries h