School of Graduate Studies
Queen's UniversityNews 2011
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Keeping Fit, Keeping Smart
Profile on Laura Smithson, Neuroscience candidate, athlete and dedicated volunteer
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Science Rendezvous "sparks" interest in science, math & technology
From snapping turtles to fireballs and icecream, this year Science Rendezvous was nothing short of fascinating.
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Neuroscience Outreach Program - helping the Kingston Community
The Queen's Neuroscience Outreach Program started out with Queen's grad students wanting to interact with each other, their departments and the Kingston community. That was in 2004.
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3MT - Encouraging cross-disciplinary communication and competitive camaraderie
Wrap up of the inaugural 3MT competition and what it means to our grad students
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R.Scott's Interdisciplinary Travels to Brazil
Profile on Rebecca Scott (Sociology) and her interdisciplinary work in Brazil
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Don't set limits on yourself
Profile of Ana-Joel Falcon-Weibe, Ph.D candidate in Art History
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What a final - 3MT is here to stay
The final of Queen's inaugural 3 minute thesis competition was brilliant!
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The Final of 3MT is Here!
After 3 great heats, the final of the 3 minute thesis competition is here.
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Heat 3 rounded off the competition nicely
heat 3 of 3mt was on yesterday and didn't disappoint
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Engaging creative practice in an academic context
Profile on Barbara Meneley, Ph.D candidate in Cultural Studies and artist
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iScore: A Case Study That Has an Impact
Profile on Eduations iScore work
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Heat 2 continues the trend
profile on heat 2 of the 3mt competition
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What a great way to start the 3MT
Heat 1 of 3MT provided some great graduate research presentations
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Enjoying the opportunity to merge science with social science
Profile on Anthony Bassutti, Geography masters candidate
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Physical Exercise via video games helping kids with cerebral palsy
Dr Nick Graham and several computing grad students exploring the possibility of using interactive video games to help young people struggling with cerebral palsy.
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You can get by with a little help from your friends
Profile on the Peer Support Centre and two grad student volunteers
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New Accommodations Policy for Grad Students with Disabilities
GSEC approved a policy statement on the Accommodation of Graduate students with disabilities.
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New french course available to grad students
Reading and translation french course to fulfill language requirements for some grad students.
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Finding your dream career in unexpected places!
Education alumnist, Alyson Huntly has found her dream career...
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Turning a love of language & travel into a career
Christine Doe’s love of travel has taken her to the other side of the world, exposing her to new languages, and ultimately, to Queen’s for a PhD in Education (major in Cognitive Studies, minor in Curriculum Studies).
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Graduate Certificate for community relations in mining
Queen's is one step closer to approval of a graduate certificate in community relations for the mining industry
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Tara Spears, Sue Hendler Graduate Fellowship holder
Tara Spears, Urban & Regional Planning, is the inaugural recipient.
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Quality Assurance at Queen's
Donna Woolcott, Executive Director of Ontario Universities Council on Quality Assurance, visited Queen's today..
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Registration is open for Queen's 3MT
Three Minute Thesis competition for grad students is now open
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Nominations for Excellence in Grad Supervision open
Outline of how to nominate for the Excellence in Graduate Supervision award
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King Abdullah scholarship enables Fatmah to do her Masters in Nursing
Profile of Fatmah Fallatah on pursuing her Masters in Nursing at Queen's while living in Toronto
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Kevin House (MPL), returned from an exchange in OZ
Kevin House, was offered the opportunity to spend six months in Australia as part of his Master's program.
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Shanghai bound for SURP students
Nine School of Urban and Regional Planning (SURP) students have embarked on an intensive field trip to Shanghai as part of an inaugural international planning project course
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Ways to Identify & Respond to Students in Distress
Mike Condra, HCDS spoke recently at an Expanding Horizons workshop for graduate students on Mental Health Helping Skills.
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Combining and MPA with a JD a perfect fit
Roy Jahchan, interested in the interaction between law & policy and offering his time to be on the Principal's Commision on Mental Health
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Queen's Graduate Academic Allstars
2010-11 academic year produced 27 graduate academic allstars
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Choosing the right school for you
Heather Ridgway, varsity soccer athlete and research focus in Rehabilitation Science.
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Ontario Trillium scholarship allows for further research into climate change
Casper Christiansen, Biology is continuing his climate change research up in the Arctic north.
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Call for Proposals - Education Symposium
12th annual Rosa Bruno-Jofre Symposium in Education in March 2012 invites submissions.
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Class of 2011 Spring Convocation
Graduate students - congratulations from us all