³ÉÈË´óƬ student named an inaugural McCall MacBain Scholar
After a rigorous six-month scholarship application process, including two rounds of interviews, Queen’s student Nicole Osayande (BCmp’21) has been named one of 20 Canadians chosen as inaugural McCall MacBain Scholars.
The earth-moon System, a key for life on earth?
A new research project at Queen’s University is working to better our understanding of the earth’s formation, evolution, and future with a particular focus on the importance of the moon.
Designing Canada’s neurotech future
As new technologies develop, designing them for human benefit can be a complex challenge. Neurotechnology, considered any tool used to measure, intervene on, or artificially stimulate brain function, is an emerging technology with extensive potential societal impact.
From lab to clinic to community
Faculty of Arts and Science professor Christopher Bowie is the first Queen’s University researcher to receive the Dr. Samarthji Lal Award, an annual award of $25,000 that is given to a researcher who is making an outstanding contribution in the field of mental health.
Bev King bids farewell to the Faculty of Arts and Science
Bev King, Faculty of Arts and Science, has announced her retirement from the position of Assistant Dean, Teaching and Learning, effective today.
Celebrating teaching awards together
Each year, teaching awards at Queen’s University are conferred to educators and staff who have excelled in fostering innovative, interesting, and inclusive learning environments.
Leading and Listening: Stabilizing the Faculty of Arts and Science research community
When campus shut down one year ago, the senior leadership team was faced with a daunting task.
Leading and Listening: Supporting its people
Just over one year ago, Queen’s University went remote due to the growing pandemic. Students moved from the classroom to their homes, faculty made the switch to teaching remotely and staff began working from home to provide support.