Timetable has been posted on SOLUS and now you can find all the Gender Studies and cross-listed Options Courses on our website: https://www.queensu.ca/gnds/undergraduate/undergraduate-gnds-courses. If you have any questions, please contact me, Kathy Baer, Undergraduate Assistant (gndsug@queensu.ca) or call 613-533-6318.
Please see our Photos and Events page to see photos of some of our award-winning Gender Studies students, including some of our SXGD Graduates in a year with a record number of 19 SXGD Certificates awarded.
If you want to change to a Gender Studies plan please see this Faculty of Arts and Science page for instructions: https://www.queensu.ca/artsci/undergrad-students/change-of-plan.
The Department of Gender Studies strongly condemns the racist graffiti that appeared on the Queen's University and St. Lawrence College campuses on Friday, April 5. We denounce every form of racism perpetrated in our institutions and in our communities, including the anti-Black, anti-Indigenous, anti-Semitic manifestations of violence we witnessed this past week. We oppose white supremacy and its proponents, and we are committed to fostering an environment where all students, staff, and faculty can thrive.
The formal announcement reads as follows:
Speakers: Keren Zaiontz (Assistant Professor, Film and Media, Queen's) , Emily Pelstring (Assistant Professor, Film and Media, Queen's) and Jean Bruce (Associate Professor, School of Image Arts, Ryerson University).
The Department of Gender Studies at Queen’s University recognizes that we are situated on the territory of the Anishinaabek and Haudenosaunee Peoples who are the caretakers of this land. We also acknowledge that this land is significant to Indigenous peoples’ practices and spiritualities. Living in this territory, we hold responsibilities to the people, creatures, lands and waters of this region and seek to uphold our treaty obligations.
Please note that GNDS 215, Introduction to Sexual and Gender Diversity, tutorials start on Monday, January 14th and GNDS 125, Gender, Race and Popular Culture, start on Thursday, January 17th.
