Student Affairs provides you with a broad range of 

support services from your first point of contact with the university through to graduation. At Queen's, you are never alone. We have many offices dedicated to helping you learn, think and do.

Our welcoming living and learning environment offers the programs and services you need to be successful, both academically and personally. And Queen's wants you to succeed!

SOAR 

Plan to attend our Summer Orientation 2013 in July 

Check the 2013 dates for your faculty SOAR program and start planning your July day on campus!  

Before you arrive:

Next Steps - a monthly checklist

Residences

check in, housing, non-traditional, meal plan, on campus, room, traditional
 

Student Awards
scholarship, bursary, tuition, financial aid, student loan

Summer Orientation to Academics and Resources
orientation, transition, resources, student support, tours

Common Reading Program
critical reading, writing contest, university transition, academic skills

Disability Services Office

access, accessibility, accommodation, assistive technology, disability, exam support, note taking

When you get here:

Fall Orientation
transition, socialization, introduction to services and resources

Office of the University Registrar

student records, picking classes, registration, grades, marks, GPA, probation, dismissal
 

Academic Calendar

programs, requirements, course catalogue, regulations

AMS
undergraduate student government, Student Life Centre, food centre, journal, Walkhome, jobs, volunteer opportunities

Athletics and Recreation

Cardio, exercise, fitness, Gaels, gym, intramurals, pool, recreation, train, varsity, weight, yoga
 

Academic Success Services / Learning Commons
library, ITservices, Learning Strategies, Writing Centre, peer tutors, volunteer

Bookstore

books, clothing, frames, grad rings, merchandise, textbooks

Career Services

career, interview, job, internship, on campus, part time, resume, student

Food 
dining halls, eateries, meal plans, alternative diets, food off-campus

Four Directions Aboriginal Student Centre
indigenous-focused programs/courses, SAGE, peer help program, graduate support, scholarships

Health, Counselling and Disability Services

appointments, clinic, flu, nurse, prescriptions, referrals, sick notes. anxiety, counseling, crisis, depression, learning disabilities, stress, relationships.

Queen's University International Centre

international, exchange, health plan, housing, immigration, orientation, study permit, visa, ESL

Student Safety and Security

support services for students in distress, safety resources, SeQure mobile app, emergency planning, health and wellbeing

Extra-curricular opportunities

engagement, involvement, leadership, on campus jobs, student life, volunteer, paid, volunteer