Applying to Medical School?
WORKSHOP - Applying to Medical School
Sep 20, 2011 05:30PM to 07:00PM
Location: Biosciences 1102
Registration Deadline: Sep 20, 2011 - 05:00PM
Students should register through www.careers.queensu.ca in MyCareer (under the Events/Workshops tab)
The Nyantende Foundation
In the fall of 2010, two Canadian high-school friends, Jon Skarsten and Spencer Goodwin, now in their 3rd years of Commerce and Global Development respectively, sat down with a Congolese man, residing in Kingston, named Aristide.
PSYC 100 has been Redesigned
PSYC 100 has been redesigned. The new PSYC 100 brings students together two hours per week instead of three; one hour for a lecture and one hour to work though activities in small tutorial groups.
QS World University Rankings
The QS World University Rankings are in and Queen's Department of Chemisty, Mathematics and Statistics, Environmental Science, Psychology, and the School of Computing all placed in the Top 150 Universities worldwide.
The Departments of Biology and Physics placed in the Top 200 Universities worldwide.
Welcome to the CCDAHSS 2011 Conference
Queen's University is delighted to be the host of this year's Canadian Council of Deans of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (CCDAHSS) Conference.
artignite: a celebration of music, theatre and visual arts
Now in its second year, artignite is an arts celebration that showcases more than 40 film, dance, theatre and visual art presentations featuring students and members of the Kingston cultural and arts community, and offers Kingston and visitors to Kingston a great opportunity to celebrate art in all forms.
Dr. Peter Loock, Bithun Sarkar (Eng. Chem. 2011) and Tragically Hip guitarist Paul Langlois demonstrate the “Photonic Guitar” in a 5 min clip shown by the Discovery Channel.
Dr. Peter Loock, Bithun Sarkar (Eng. Chem. 2011) and Tragically Hip guitarist Paul Langlois demonstrate the “Photonic Guitar” in a 5 min clip shown by the Discovery Channel. Paul plays a custom-built acoustic guitar made by Dagmar Guitars (luthier: Pete
Staff members from Japanese university visit Queen's
Students aren’t the only people who come to Queen’s on exchange.