Date
Thursday March 8, 2018Location
Theological Hall, Room 407Opportunities to learn more about RELS plans will be available on a drop-in basis on:
Wednesday, March 8, 10:00-4:00pm
Theological Hall, Room 407
Come speak with our Chair of Undergraduate Studies, Dr. William Morrow.
Otherwise, contact Dr. Morrow directly to set up an appointment at another time.
Date
Thursday March 8, 2018Location
Stauffer Library
The 12th Annual Inquiry at Queen's Undergraduate Research Conference will be taking place in Stauffer Library on March 8th and 9th, 2018.
Four of our students will be presenting:
Andie Rexdiemer - Children's Right to Sexual Education Despite Religious Concerns Raised by Parents: A Case Study of the 2015 Ontario "sex-ed" Curriculum
Amy Hetherington - An Identity Prescribed & Non-Negotiable: The Childhood of Tibetan Tulkus
Meghan O'Sullivan - Yoga for Healing: An Analysis of the Effects of Yoga Practices on Military Victims of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Harrison Weston - Ancestor Worship in Shanghai
Start Date
Wednesday October 3, 2018End Date
Wednesday October 31, 2018Time
3:00 pm - 4:30 pmLocation
Ellis Hall Auditorium|
Your body. Whose rules? Sex ed, children's rights, culture and religion |
|
|---|---|
|
Debate has resurfaced around the “sex ed” portion of the Ontario Health and Physical Education Curriculum. While the political stakes are overwhelmingly foregrounded in various “values,” the stakes of how children are informed (or not) about health and sexuality are highest for the children themselves. Setting up discussions about what our children should learn in school as a battle between “authorities” misses a fundamental aspect of what is at stake: the health, sexuality, and self-expression of the province's youth. Children own their bodies, and they have legal rights not only to information, but to freedom of expression, identity, and autonomy. This lecture is sponsored by the School of Religion and the Childhealth 2.0 Research Program at Queen's University. Wednesday, October 3, 2018 |
 |
Date
Wednesday October 10, 2018Location
Douglas Library|
The Nuremberg Chronicle To Be Highlighted |
|
|---|---|
|
Members of the Queen’s and Kingston communities are invited to join professors Sharday Mosurinjohn and Richard Ascough (Queen’s School of Religion) and their students from Religion and Art (RELS 345) for an upcoming lecture about the Nuremberg Chronicle at the Douglas Library. The event, and the Nuremberg Chronicle, will be introduced by Principal Daniel Woolf. Full Article in the Queen's Gazette Wednesday, October 10th at 11:30 am
|
 |
Date
Thursday November 8, 2018Location
Elias Andrews Room, Theological Hall
Date
Thursday January 31, 2019Location
Elias Andrews Room, 2nd Floor, Theological Hall
Date
Friday February 1, 2019Location
OnlineApplications to the School of Religion's 2019-2020 Graduate Program are due February 1st, 2019.
For more details about the application process including a link to the application portal.
Date
Friday February 1, 2019Location
OnlineThe website for applicants to Queen's 2019-2020 OGS Competition is now updated with details and procedures, including a link to the online application.
Students must apply for OGS at each Ontario University where they wish to be considered. The universities all have different processes and different deadlines. Awards are not transferable between universities.
The deadline for Queen's School of Religion is February 1st which matches the deadline for our MA applications.
Date
Thursday February 14, 2019Location
Room 407 Theological Hall
Date
Thursday February 28, 2019Location
Grant HallSpecial thanks to our RELS Student Volunteers who helped out at the Annual Majors Night event!
