Giving to Queen's
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Ways of Giving
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Queen's Annual Appeal
- Angela's Walking School Bus
- Sheri, Tyler and Soul Food
- Mira and "Persistent Poverty"
- Crystal and STEP CREW
- Vaughn and PEP Talks
- Renee and MedExplore
- Stacey and First Nation’s Communities
- Bruce (PhysEd'78) and Camp School
- Nicole and Disabled Youth
- Kathryn and the Business Law Clinic
- Warren and Queen's Wears Green
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10-11 Appeal
- Ready to make a difference
- Finding Solutions to Clean Up the Earth
- Nurturing Social Change
- Using Technology to Enrich Learning
- Shaping Today's Classrooms
- Improving Land Mine Victims' Quality of Life
- Pursuing their Passions to Shape the Future
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Using Simulation to Prepare for Excellent Clinical Care
- Our Gifts Make a Difference
- Team building and skill building
- Advancing Justice for International Youth
- Shaping Psychiatric Emergency Care
- Impacting Practice in Canada
- Promoting a Healthy Lifestyle
- Major Gift Giving
- Gift Planning
- Corporations and Foundations
- Reunion Class Giving
- Graduating Students Giving
- Giving in Memory/in Honour
- Parent Giving
- Campus Community Appeal
- Queen's Telefundraising Services
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Queen's Annual Appeal
Did you know simulation is about team building as well as skill building?
In September, Queen's welcomed 100 medical students, 140 rehabilitation therapy students and 120 nursing students to campus.
Together with their colleagues, today's medical students are learning and practicing in a different way from their teachers. Their education will be infused with the principles of interprofessional education and interprofessional care.
By working and learning together, students will understand how to work together as a team. Through their trust and reliance on each other, their patients will enjoy better healthcare.
