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  • SERENITY NOW!

    Facts about anxiety and techniques for coping with it - click here for more information.

  • Applications for student volunteers now being accepted!

    Looking for meaningful volunteer work for 2012-2013? Volunteering with HCDS is an excellent opportunity to improve your own skills and contribute to the well being and academic success of your peers at Queen’s!
    Click here for more information, job descriptions, and online application forms. All online applications due Monday February 13th , 2012.

  • Flu Vaccine is here.

    Public Health will be holding a clinic on campus Nov 30, 9:30-5:30 in the new Medical Building at 15 Arch St.
    Also, we will be having a clinic at the Health Service on November 25 from 3-4pm.
    All these clinics are walk-in first come, first serve.

  • Support Services for students in distress

    Please click here for more information.

  • Welcome new students!

    If you are a new student to Queen's, and would like to book an appointment with the Disability Services Office, click here.

  • EXPANDED HOURS (Learning Strategies)

    The Learning Strategies office in the Learning Commons, Stauffer Library will be OPEN Mon - Fri. (11:00 to 4:30) and Thurs evening drop ins (5 - 7 pm) for individual sessions.

  • Queen's Substance-Free Social Club

    The SFSC is a way to have fun without the use of alcohol, drugs or other substances and is open to anyone as long as they are substance-free while participating in club events. Join us on Facebook or email 8rnt@queensu.ca for more information.

  • Student Health 101

    Online health and wellness magazine available for all Queen's students. For the current issue, click here.


  • Supervisory Relationships at Graduate School

    How to Make the Most out of Your Supervisory Relationship: Advice for Graduate Students
    Fostering Strong Supervisory Relationships: Advice for New Supervisors

  • Stay Healthy this flu season

    Flu shots now available at Health Services. Book your nurse appointment (LaSalle Bldg) at 613-533-2506.

  • Please note the Counselling Service direct telephone number is: 613-533-6000 ext. 78264

  • Emergency disclosure of students' personal information

  • Students with a disability can now pre-register online!

  • The Regional Assessment and Resource Centre (RARC) has a new website: queensu.ca/hcds/rarc

  • Students in Distress

    How You Can Identify and Help Students in Distress: