Centre for Teaching and Learning
Queen's UniversityContact Us
B176 Mackintosh-Corry Hall
Queen's University
Kingston, ON, K7L 3N6
Phone: (613) 533-6428
Fax: (613) 533-6735
Our offices are open Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 4:30pm. We are closed between 12-1.
For general inquiries please contact: ctl@queensu.ca.
| Name and Contact Information | About |
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Joy Mighty
Professor and Director director.ctl@queensu.ca |
Joy Mighty, Ph.D. is the Director of the Centre and Professor in the School of Business, specializing in organizational behaviour. An award winning teacher, Joy has a wealth of experience and expertise as an administrator, teacher, educational developer, researcher and consultant. Her primary interests include issues related to the management of workforce diversity, the dynamics of diversity in teaching and learning, and organizational development and change. Joy is also Past-President of the Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (STLHE). |
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Denise Stockley Associate Professor, Associate Director and Educational Developer stockley@queensu.ca |
Denise Stockley, Ph.D. is the CTL's Associate Director and Educational Developer, and Associate Professor of Education at Queen's University. She has extensive experience in promoting both classroom-based and online learning. Denise completed her Ph.D. in the Psychology of Education at Simon Fraser University. Her primary interests are professional development, graduate supervision, and educational technology. She is the current Awards Chair for the Society for Teaching and Learning. |
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Laura Kinderman Educational Development Associate laura.kinderman@queensu.ca |
As an Educational Development Associate, Laura Kinderman assists with the activities and initiatives of the Centre and looks forward to consulting with members of the Queen’s community. Her instructional experience in English, Adult Education, and Music is coupled with an interest in the development of new approaches to teaching and learning across the disciplines. She is currently writing her Doctoral dissertation in the Department of English, on musical language in Romantic poetry. |
| Penina Lam Assistant Professor and Educational Developer penina.lam@queensu.ca 613-533-6000 x79148 |
Penina Lam, Ph.D. is currently on leave until April 30, 2013. She is an Educational Developer and Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Education. She earned her Ph.D. from the University of Louisville with expertise and research interest in Leadership- and Organizational Development (OD). Her experience includes working in both academic and corporate settings. Penina provides Educational Development expertise for both the CTL and the NSERC-CREATE Training Program in Bone and Joint Health Technologies. |
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Andy Leger Associate Professor and Educational Developer al7@queensu.ca |
Andy Leger, Ph.D. is currently on sabbatical leave until June 30, 2012. He is an Educational Developer and also teaches in the Department of Biomedical and Molecular Sciences. Andy has a particular interest in the appropriate use of learning technology and problem based learning. He was the 1997 recipient of the Blue Star Award for Excellence in Teaching. |
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Catherine Gurnsey Office Administrator gurnseyc@queensu.ca |
Catherine Gurnsey is the Assistant to the Director and the Office Administrator to the Centre. Catherine is a St. Lawrence College –Office Administration—Medical, Graduate of Distinction (1992) and has worked at Queen’s for the past 9 years. |
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Kaitlin McDonald Secretary ctl@queensu.ca |
Kaitlin McDonald is the Centre's Secretary. She graduated from Queen's University with a BA in Economics. She is jointly appointed with the Centre for Teaching and Learning and ITServices. |
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Sandra Murray Program Coordinator sandra.murray@queensu.ca |
Sandra Murray is the Centre's Program Coordinator. She is also responsible for the Centre's Resource Library and special projects. |
| Director Emeritus | |
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Christopher Knapper Director Emeritus knapper@queensu.ca |
Christopher Knapper, Ph.D. is Professor Emeritus in Psychology and Director Emeritus in the CTL. Chris was the founding Director of the CTL (then the Instructional Development Centre) when he came to Queen's. Before his retirement, Chris was a recipient of the prestigious 3M Teaching Fellowship in 2001. His dedication to quality teaching and learning at Queen's and abroad inspired the Alma Mater Society at Queen's to establish The Christopher Knapper Award for Excellence in Teaching Assistance. The Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (STLHE) has also honoured Chris's work by way of the Christopher Knapper Lifetime Achievement Award of which he was the first recipient. |