Hi all.

I have decided to retire after more than 22 wonderful years here at the Ban Righ Centre and my last day will be Thursday December 19. I am forever grateful to have been invited on the journey of so many exceptional, inspiring and courageous women. I will hold all of the challenges, perspectives, shared vulnerabilities, strategies and victories close to my heart always and will draw on them regularly on my own journey.

I have so many of you to thank for helping me learn and grow and strive to be my best self as you all are doing. I marvel at your courage in pursuing your passions, sometimes against unbelievable odds, including self-doubt and extreme financial burden in order to work towards your dreams and goals and often, your important contributions. You have been the absolute best and most inspiring role-models for your peers, your children, friends and family….and for me!

It has been an immense privilege, pleasure and honour to be part of such a unique, long-standing (50 years!), caring and close-knit community. I wish all of you the very best that life has to offer. Take good care,

Lisa 

The University is closed from Wednesday December 25 through Wednesday January 1.

The Ban Righ Centre Winter Bazaar is back for another year. The Winter Bazaar is a celebration we hold in December for our student parents and their families. The children pick out holiday gifts for their family members for just $0.25 per gift. We will have activities for kids, food for the family and it is a great time for parents to relax after a long semester of hard work.

The Bazaar is on Thursday December 12 from 5-730pm

Registration has closed - waitlist available

Details to come

DROP IN for writing and learning support from Johanna Amos from SASS.

*for mature women students at Queen's

CASUAL CONVERSATION

From the lab to the page: Communicating your research findings

Join us for a casual conversation about translating your scientific observations and discoveries into a powerful report or presentation. We’ll share stories, skills, and strategies to support one another.

*for mature women students at Queen's

Connect with other mature women students at Queen's! Join us online on November 6 from 12-1pm for our Sharing Stories event. Email Taylor Cenac to register.

*Link to event will be supplied to registered attendees prior to event

*for mature women students at Queen's

DROP IN for writing and learning support from Johanna Amos from SASS.

*for mature women students at Queen's

CASUAL CONVERSATION

Tick Tock (not TikTok): Tackling procrastination and staying on track

Join us for a casual conversation about managing your time, finding motivation, and pulling out of a procrastination plunge. We’ll share stories, skills, and strategies to support one another.

*for mature women students at Queen's

DROP IN for writing and learning support from Johanna Amos from SASS.

*for mature women students at Queen's