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Queen’s students, faculty, and staff come from every imaginable background – small towns and suburbs, urban highrises, Indigenous communities, and from more than 109 countries around the world. You belong here.
Learn about the resources, programs, and new initiatives that are helping us to build a campus that embraces diversity and empowers all members of our community to thrive at Queen’s.
Queen’s has added new staff positions to provide greater support to Indigenous students and those working with Indigenous communities.
Ricard Gil is a faculty member in Smith School of Business.
A pair of recent events are furthering Indigeneity and reconciliation on campus through knowledge sharing.
A new Indigenous art exhibit at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre comprises four outdoor artworks, and 11 indoor artworks which will appear in January.
Join us on Nov. 9-10 in Robert Sutherland Hall, Room 202 for the Indigenous Knowledge Symposium. The symposium will focus on acquiring an understanding of treaties and treaty making. This event will encourage and create a greater understanding of the misconceptions surrounding treaties and help each of us to better understand how to appropriately honour existing treaties.
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