Please join us for the School of Environmental Studies Colloquium on Thursday, April 11th featuring Dr. Patricia Collins, Associate Professor in the Department of Geography and Planning, Queen's.

Date and time: Thursday April 11, 2:30 – 4 pm in Kinesiology Rm 106

Interested in atmospheric chemistry, wildfires, and challenging yourself in outdoor, remote field work? We have an ideal position for you studying the complexity of wildfire emissions with novel sampling technologies. Click here for all the details!

The successful candidate will enroll in the School of Environmental Studies PhD program at Queen’s University with a September 2024 start date. The guaranteed graduate student stipend for this domestic PhD position is $23K/year for 4 years. Click here for more information on this PhD opportunity!

SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES & DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS AND ARCHAEOLOGY ARE PRESENTING A SPECIAL GUEST SEMINAR FEATURING DR. LISA MAHER ON: ‘Persistent Places: A comparative geoarchaeological approach to prehistoric hunter-gatherer landscapes’

Please join us for the School of Environmental Studies Colloquium on Thursday, March 28th featuring Dr. Adaku Echendu, a recent graduate from the School.

Date and time: Thursday March 28, 2:30 – 4 pm in Kinesiology Rm 106

Please join us for the School of Environmental Studies Colloquium this Thursday March 7th at 2:30 pm featuring
Dr. Evan Andrews, Memorial University for a special invited talk about the Sustainable Development Goals
and Small-Scale Fisheries in Canada. 

Date and time: Thursday March 7, 2:30 – 4 pm in Kinesiology Rm 106

Dr. Zeeb's phytotechnology lab at the Royal Military College of Canada is seeking a Masters level student to explore salt remediation using both accumulator and excretor halophytes. This research would start September 1st, 2024, but there is also the opportunity for the student to begin working in May 2024 (as NSERC USRA or via other funding). Full details of this Master's position can be found here!

The School of Environmental Studies at Queen's University is seeking to fill one PhD position in terrestrial ecosystem modeling. The successful applicant will conduct research that integrates numerical modeling, global Earth observations, and artificial intelligence to constrain future carbon cycle fluxes. If interested, please click here to learn more!

PLEASE JOIN US FOR THE SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES COLLOQUIUM SERIES featuring invited talks by Pavel Graymason and Siobhan Speiran

Date and time

Thursday February 29, 2024
1:00 - 2:30 PM
Goodwin Hall Room 247

A Critical Phenomenology of Green Capitalism by Pavel Graymason

Learn about the perspectives, experiences, and career paths of our panel of speakers - spanning academia, government, consulting, and nonprofit - and come ask your questions about careers in the field of environment and sustainability!

Date and time

Thursday February 15, 2024
2:30 – 4 pm
KINE Rm 106

Speaker bios: