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The Queen's Toronto Alumni Branch invites graduating classes from 1960 to 1995 to join them at the Toronto Cricket Club for a Tricolour Luncheon (formerly the Seniors 50+ Luncheon).
Enjoy an afternoon of great conversation, food, and prizes while connecting with old and new friends. Special guest Heather Kincaide, Director of Strategic Initiatives in the Office of the Vice-Provost, Global Engagement, will give an informative, engaging, and inspirational talk. An informal Q&A will follow Heather's presentation. Space is limited, so register today to secure your spot!
About the speaker
Heather Kincaide is responsible for developing and implementing Queen's Global Engagement Strategic Plan, academic partnerships with universities worldwide, foreign government relations, and student mobility programs.
Heather will speak about Queen's overall vision and action for global engagement. She will share the latest updates on how Queen's is making a global impact in the areas of learning, research, and discovery, including the success to-date on the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals, which has contributed to the University's success in the Times Higher Education Impact rankings.
The Toronto Cricket Club is a fully accessible facility. Free parking is available on-site.
Transit routes:
Subway: Yonge Line to York Mills Station
96, 165, or 319 bus, westbound to Belgrave Avenue
The Cricket Club is located on the South side of Wilson Avenue.
Dress code: Business casual. No jeans, shorts, golf shirts, open shoes, athletic, or torn attire will be permitted.
