Class Giving

Class giving is a meaningful way to celebrate a milestone reunion and support an area of Queen’s that matters to your class. Every gift makes a difference, and together, classmates can build lasting support for scholarships, bursaries, programs, and campus experiences for current and future generations of students.

Select your graduating year and faculty to find and support the funds associated with your class.

  • Com'66

    The Commerce '66/James R. Booth Memorial Award

    Established by the Class of Commerce 1966 and in memory of their classmate James R. Booth, B.Com. 1966. Awarded to undergraduate students in the Smith School of Business on the basis of demonstrated financial need and academic achievement.

  • Commerce (1966)

    The Commerce '66/James R. Booth Memorial Award

    Established by the Class of Commerce 1966 and in memory of their classmate James R. Booth, B.Com. 1966. Awarded to undergraduate students in the Smith School of Business on the basis of demonstrated financial need and academic achievement.