Each year, thousands of alumni return to Kingston to celebrate Homecoming, reconnect with classmates, and learn about university initiatives, research, and the exciting work being done across campus.

In November 2023, Mr. Stephen J.R. Smith, Sc’72, LLD'17, made a transformational philanthropic investment in the faculty and in honour of Mr. Smith’s exceptional generosity, the faculty now bears his name: the Stephen J.R. Smith Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Queen’s University, also known as Smith Engineering.

This exciting change does not impact your reunion. Details about your class reunion will be added to this page as plans are confirmed. If you’re interested in volunteering with your class or if you’d like to organize a reunion event, please contact us. We can help connect you with members of your class, add your events to our website, fundraise, and develop a communications strategy to ensure your event is a success.

Update your contact information to receive emails and information about your class reunion plans.

Homecoming registration is now closed. We encourage you to participate in all of the activities over the weekend that interest you, including the Dean's Breakfast, the football game and the Tricolour Guard Reception and Dinner. There is a great deal planned. Refer to the Homecoming Schedule of Events for details.

Class Specific Events:

There will be no pre-registration or up front cost for our events.

Sc'69 Reception

Holiday Inn Kingston Waterfront, St. Lawrence Suite
Friday, Oct. 18
5–8 pm
Snacks will be served and can bring your favourite beverages.

Note: The suite will be open as a meeting place for Sc'69 throughout the weekend.

Sc'69 Class Photo

Ellis Hall (in front)
Saturday, Oct. 19
11 am
Please arrive a bit earlier since it usually takes David Penty a few minutes to get the group organized to fit into one photo!

Sc'69 Continental Farewell Breakfast

Holiday Inn Kingston Waterfront, St. Lawrence Suite
Sunday, Oct. 20
8–10 am
We will have a sign-up sheet at the Friday reception to get an idea of the numbers for this breakfast. A small cash contribution will be requested from attendees at the breakfast to cover the costs.

Sc’74 - ‘Return of the Kings’ 50th Reunion Activities

Friday, October 18    

“Ritual” 
Nancy/Ian Baines’ Home
2- 5 pm                              

Sc'74 Meet & Greet  
The Delta Waterfront Hotel
7:30 pm – midnight        

Saturday, October 19    

Dean’s Breakfast
Mitchell Hall
9-10:30 am

Presentation of Student Projects that Sc’74 Supports
Mitchell Hall 
10:30 am - Noon        

Lunch On your own
Noon-1 pm

Football Game
Richardson Stadium, West Campus
1 pm Kickoff    
 
Tricolour Guard Reception and Dinner
Grant Hall (Reception), Ban Righ (Dinner)
5:30 - 9 pm

Sunday, October 20

Meet friends for Brunch
Farewell to Lothlorien

The Sc'79 Reunion Plan 

Friday, Oct. 18:

For those that can make it during the afternoon, there will no doubt be a contingent that will have secured some space on the Clark Hall patio.

Friday night we will meet at Clark Hall Pub. The pub will be open exclusively for Sc'79 from 8 to 9 pm, and then open to others after 9 pm. Get there before 9 pm to be guaranteed entry (with your alumni card). Hats and jackets you may have ordered will be distributed at that time.

Saturday, Oct.19:

Get up, have a cold shower. For those of you not on campus we encourage you to head down to campus on your way to the Donald Gordon Centre (Science’79’s home base for the weekend).

Head to the Smith Engineering Dean's Breakfast at Mitchell Hall, which runs from 9:30 to 11 am.

At noon we will congregate on the lawn at the Donald Gordon Centre (DGC) and walk to the football game when we fall in behind Queen’s Bands expected to pass the DGC around 12:30 pm. The game will feature the Queen's Gaels hosting the Waterloo Warriors. Tickets are $18:50 per head and can be purchased when you register for Homecoming.

After the game spend your free time as you see fit i.e. shower, sleep, or spending time renewing those old acquaintances.

We'll gather for dinner at 5:30 pm for cocktails. A cash bar will be set up just outside our banquet room. Dean Kevin Deluzio will join us for this and provide a few words about the rebranding of the faculty to Smith Engineering, and what it means for Engineering Education at Queen’s going forward. Immediately following Dean Deluzio's address we will be served an excellent meal complete with wine and music.

After dinner we are all free to continue at the Donald Gordon Centre or organize a gang to meet at one of our old watering holes.

Sunday, Oct.20:

Sunday morning may mean two aspirin or a brunch with your old buddy’s before you head home.

Reunion Swag Information

Order when you register for Homecoming

Sc'79 Hats - $20 each

Sc'79 Jackets - $45 each, sizes range from Small to 5XLT

Official Surprise Novelties - $ Free

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Our 40th Reunion will take place September 20-22, 2024!

Friday, Sept. 20, 2024

Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024

Each year, thousands of alumni return to Kingston to celebrate Homecoming, reconnect with classmates, and learn about university initiatives, research, and the exciting work being done across campus.

In November 2023, Mr. Stephen J.R. Smith, Sc’72, LLD'17, made a transformational philanthropic investment in the faculty and in honour of Mr. Smith’s exceptional generosity, the faculty now bears his name: the Stephen J.R. Smith Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Queen’s University, also known as Smith Engineering.

This exciting change does not impact your reunion. Details about your class reunion will be added to this page as plans are confirmed. If you’re interested in volunteering with your class or if you’d like to organize a reunion event, please contact us. We can help connect you with members of your class, add your events to our website, fundraise, and develop a communications strategy to ensure your event is a success.

Update your contact information to receive emails and information about your class reunion plans.

Each year, thousands of alumni return to Kingston to celebrate Homecoming, reconnect with classmates, and learn about university initiatives, research, and the exciting work being done across campus.

In November 2023, Mr. Stephen J.R. Smith, Sc’72, LLD'17, made a transformational philanthropic investment in the faculty and in honour of Mr. Smith’s exceptional generosity, the faculty now bears his name: the Stephen J.R. Smith Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Queen’s University, also known as Smith Engineering.

This exciting change does not impact your reunion. Details about your class reunion will be added to this page as plans are confirmed. If you’re interested in volunteering with your class or if you’d like to organize a reunion event, please contact us. We can help connect you with members of your class, add your events to our website, fundraise, and develop a communications strategy to ensure your event is a success.

Update your contact information to receive emails and information about your class reunion plans.

Our reunion plans are in full swing! We're looking forward to seeing you.  

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Each year, thousands of alumni return to Kingston to celebrate Homecoming, reconnect with classmates, and learn about university initiatives, research, and the exciting work being done across campus. 

In November 2023, Mr. Stephen J.R. Smith, Sc’72, LLD'17, made a transformational philanthropic investment in the faculty and in honour of Mr. Smith’s exceptional generosity, the faculty now bears his name: the Stephen J.R. Smith Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Queen’s University, also known as Smith Engineering.

This exciting change does not impact your reunion. Details about your class reunion will be added to this page as plans are confirmed. If you’re interested in volunteering with your class or if you’d like to organize a reunion event, please contact us. We can help connect you with members of your class, add your events to our website, fundraise, and develop a communications strategy to ensure your event is a success. 

Update your contact information to receive emails and information about your class reunion plans.

Each year, thousands of alumni return to Kingston to celebrate Homecoming, reconnect with classmates, and learn about university initiatives, research, and the exciting work being done across campus. 

In November 2023, Mr. Stephen J.R. Smith, Sc’72, LLD'17, made a transformational philanthropic investment in the faculty and in honour of Mr. Smith’s exceptional generosity, the faculty now bears his name: the Stephen J.R. Smith Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Queen’s University, also known as Smith Engineering.

This exciting change does not impact your reunion. Details about your class reunion will be added to this page as plans are confirmed. If you’re interested in volunteering with your class or if you’d like to organize a reunion event, please contact us. We can help connect you with members of your class, add your events to our website, fundraise, and develop a communications strategy to ensure your event is a success. 

Update your contact information to receive emails and information about your class reunion plans.

Each year, thousands of alumni return to Kingston to celebrate Homecoming, reconnect with classmates, and learn about university initiatives, research, and the exciting work being done across campus. 

In November 2023, Mr. Stephen J.R. Smith, Sc’72, LLD'17, made a transformational philanthropic investment in the faculty and in honour of Mr. Smith’s exceptional generosity, the faculty now bears his name: the Stephen J.R. Smith Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Queen’s University, also known as Smith Engineering.

This exciting change does not impact your reunion. Details about your class reunion will be added to this page as plans are confirmed. If you’re interested in volunteering with your class or if you’d like to organize a reunion event, please contact us. We can help connect you with members of your class, add your events to our website, fundraise, and develop a communications strategy to ensure your event is a success. 

Update your contact information to receive emails and information about your class reunion plans.

Each year, thousands of alumni return to Kingston to celebrate Homecoming, reconnect with classmates, and learn about university initiatives, research, and the exciting work being done across campus. 

In November 2023, Mr. Stephen J.R. Smith, Sc’72, LLD'17, made a transformational philanthropic investment in the faculty and in honour of Mr. Smith’s exceptional generosity, the faculty now bears his name: the Stephen J.R. Smith Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Queen’s University, also known as Smith Engineering.

This exciting change does not impact your reunion. Details about your class reunion will be added to this page as plans are confirmed. If you’re interested in volunteering with your class or if you’d like to organize a reunion event, please contact us. We can help connect you with members of your class, add your events to our website, fundraise, and develop a communications strategy to ensure your event is a success. 

Update your contact information to receive emails and information about your class reunion plans.

Homecoming is a time for alumni to return to campus, celebrate graduation milestones, connect with students, and reconnect with housemates and classmates. Thousands of alumni return to Kingston to celebrate Homecoming and learn about university initiatives, research, and the exciting work being done in your faculty, department, school, and across campus. 

Details about your class reunion will be added to this page as plans are confirmed. If you’re interested in volunteering with your class or if you’d like to organize a reunion event, please contact us. We can help connect you with members of your class, add your events to our website, fundraise, and develop a communications strategy to ensure your event is a success. 

Update your contact information to receive emails and information about your class reunion plans.