Dreams of reconciliation
Among the Principal鈥檚 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鈥檚 doctoral candidate, was recently named the recipient of the Canadian Art Foundation鈥檚 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鈥11, was a summer intern in Queen鈥檚 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鈥檚 Park on February 23 to accept a Lieutenant Governor's Ontario Heritage 鈥淓xcellence in Conservation鈥 Award for her role in producing the oral history 鈥淚n Our Own Words: The Links between Kingston鈥檚 Heritage and its Penitentiaries鈥, a project that seeks to understand how penitentiaries h
Message from Dean Barbara Crow
The Faculty of Arts and Science is a scholarly community built upon freedom of inquiry and expression and the equality and dignity of all persons. As Dean, I wish to emphasize our commitment to diversity and inclusion and to assert the importance of non-discriminatory treatment on the basis of gender identity and gender expression.
New Indigenous Languages and Culture Certificate
This fall, Queen's Arts and Science will be launching a new Certificate of Indigenous Languages and Culture. This new certificate program will introduce students to Mohawk, Inuktitut and Anishinaabe languages and deepen students' understanding of Indigenous cultures.
Dr. Richard Ascough named a 2018 3M National Teaching Fellow
Congratulations to Dr. Richard Ascough, Faculty of Arts and Science Associate Dean (Teaching and Learning) for being named one of the 2018 3M National Teaching Fellows for his imaginative, experiential work as a Queen's School of Religion Professor.
Life Sciences Grad is Canada's First Inuk Heart Surgeon
Life Sciences graduate and former president of the Queen's Native Student Association, Dr. Donna May Kimmaliardjuk (ArtSci'11), is Canada's first Inuk heart surgeon.