Past Lectures
Energy, Climate Change, and COVID - Warren Mabee, School of Policy Studies
Rethinking Mobility in Pandemic Times - Jennifer Ruth Hosek—Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures
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Meat, Prey, Love: Human-Animal Relations in the time of COVID
Samantha King, School of Kinesiology and Health Studies
Mindo, Face-Masks and Fax Machines: Japan and COVID-19
David Murakami Wood
Personal Data, Surveillance and Contagion
David Lyon, Surveillance Studies Centre, Department of Sociology
The Canadian Armed Forces and Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief: Defining a Role
Christian Leuprecht – Institute of Intergovernmental Relations, Queen’s University
Peter Kasurak, Royal Military College of Canada
Colonial India and Contagion
Aditi Sen, Department of History
The Coronavirus Challenge: A Public Service as Good as It Proved it Could Be: Three Challenges
Andrew Graham, School of Policy Studies
Bio-terrorism: Power projection and cooperation
Ugurhan G. Berkok—Department of Economics
Action, Accountability and Good Governance During COVID
Kathy Brock, School of Policy Studies
COVID-19 - Redefining Fragility and Resilience of Nation-States: The cases of Italy, the United States, Ethiopia, Germany and Cuba
Abdelkerim Ousman, Department of Political Science, Royal Military College\
The Local Government Response to the Pandemic: The Kingston Case Study
Helen Cooper, School of Policy Studies
Shakespeare, Contagion and the Fluidity of Identity
Elizabeth Hanson, Department of English
Continuing Care of the Elderly
Don Drummond, School of Policy Studies
Duncan G. Sinclair, School of Policy Studies
Contest over parks during Covid-19: The moral regulation of movement and space
Mary Louise Adams, Department of Kinesiology and Health Studies
The World of Work Post-Pandemic
Don Drummond, School of Policy Studies
Patrick Deutscher, School of Policy Studies
The Black Death: A Global Pandemic and its Consequences in the Middle Ages
Adnan Husain, Department of History
Margaret Pappano, Department of English
Libraries and COVID-19: How libraries are working to optimize digital access during a pandemic
Mark Swartz, Queen's University Library
Lise Brin, Canadian Association of Research Libraries
Racism, Scapegoating, and Blame in the History of Epidemics
Jenna Healey, Department of History
The Pandemic and the Crisis: An Indigenous Perspective
Bob Watts, School of Policy Studies
“A divine infection”: Religious communities and the epidemiology of COVID-19
Shobhana Xavier, Department of Religious Studies
Eun-Young Lee, School of Kinesiology and Health Studies
Political Litigation Regarding COVID
Gregory Tardi, Institute of Parliamentary and Political Law
Precarious intimacies in the microbiological city
Carolyn Prouse, Department of Geography and Planning
No One Left Behind: Fixing the holes in CERB (Canada Emergency Response Benefit) for 21st century income security
Elaine Power, School of Kinesiology & Health Studies/Gender Studies
Craig Berggold, Cultural Studies doctoral student & documentary filmmaker
George Payne
Strengthening Canada's Fiscal Resilience: The Challenge of Provincial Debt
Kyle Hanniman, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Studies
Responses to COVID-19: Perspectives from a Sino-US Joint Venture University
James Miller, Department of Interdisciplinary Strategy at Duke Kunshan University
Public Water and COVID-19: Dark Clouds and Silver Linings
David McDonald, Global Development Studies at Queen’s University
The Diseased Horde: Anti-Asian Racism from the 19th Century to COVID-19
Ali Na, Assistant Professor, Department of Film and Media
Images of Fear: The Use of Photographs by the 19th Century Anti-Vaccine Movement
Christiane Arndt, Associate Professor, Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures
Contagious Humour
Scott MacKenzie, Associate Professor, Department of Film and Media
Flushed Intelligence- Detecting outbreaks using wastewater-based epidemiology
Stephen Brown, Associate Professor of Chemistry and Environmental Studies.
Sarah Jane Payne, Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Queen’s University
Geoffrey Hall, Associate Director Education and Outreach, Beaty Water Research Centre, Adjunct Professor, Department of Civil Engineering & School of Environmental Studies, Queen's University
Anti-colonial readings of pandemics in South Asia: A historical perspective
Kasim Tirmizey, Post-Doctural Fellow, Department of Global Development Studies
The science, policy and technology of the vaccine roll-out
Speaker: Kumanan Wilson, Physician/scientist, The Ottawa Hospital, Professor of Medicine, University of Ottawa, Research Associate IIGR, Queen's University, CEO CANImmunize Inc.
Co-Host and Moderator: Jane Philpott, Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences and Director, School of Medicine, Queen’s University
The science, policy and technology of the vaccine roll-out
Speaker: Kumanan Wilson, Physician/scientist, The Ottawa Hospital, Professor of Medicine, University of Ottawa, Research Associate IIGR, Queen's University, CEO CANImmunize Inc.
Co-Host and Moderator: Jane Philpott, Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences and Director, School of Medicine, Queen’s University
Neoliberal faultlines and the third sector COVID-19 response in Vancouver's Single Room Occupancy Hotels
Audrey Kobyashi, Patricia Monture Distinguished University Professor and Queen’s Research Chair, Dept of Geography and Planning
Jeff Masuda, Canada Research Chair and Director, the centre for environmental health equity
Dying for Health Care
Karen Lawford, Assistant Professor, Department of Gender Studies
Media and Money in the Time of Vaccine: Cuba's Unique Health Strategy and the Hard Currency Pressures that Might Bring it Down
Jennifer Ruth Hosek, Professor, Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
The Book Industry After COVID
Julien Lefort-Favreau, Assistant Professor, Department of French Studies
What we have learned: responding to the COVID-19 pandemic at Queen's
Barbara Crow, Dean, Faculty of Arts and Science
Warren Mabee, Director and Associate Dean, School of Policy Studies