Welcome To Student Affairs
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We are looking for a Communications Intern through the Queen's Undergraduate Internship Program to join us for a 12–16 month internship in Student Affairs. Learn more
The Pulse is a monthly newsletter from Student Affairs to keep students informed about upcoming deadlines, events, and services on campus. Read this month’s newsletter
Queen’s Reads is a common reading program that aims to engage the Queen’s community in a dialogue. We hope you’ll read the book and be a part of the conversation over the course of the academic year. Join our discussion groups, events and a visit from the author, no matter how much (or little) of the book you’ve read!
Queen’s University Promise Scholars
The Promise Scholars initiative is a comprehensive program designed to reduce financial barriers and increase access to Queen’s for local, first-generation students. The program provides dedicated financial, academic, and career support to help students complete their degree.
Student Wellness Services is moving to Mitchell Hall!
All services currently offered at the Lasalle building will close at end of day Friday July 12. Over the week of July 15-19, Student Wellness Services will be closed.
Some crisis counselling will be available on campus, but students will be primarily referred to community-based services. Students can visit queensu.ca/studentwellness for a list of services available.
Medical, mental health and accessibility services will reopen on the main floor of Mitchell Hall starting Monday July 22. Services may be temporarily limited as we ramp up in our new space.
We look forward to seeing you here soon!
Apply for the Student Initiative Fund or the Team-Building Fund!
Message from Vice-Provost and Dean of Student Affairs Ann Tierney
Welcome to the Division of Student Affairs. In partnership with faculties, student governments and colleagues across the university, Student Affairs offers a range of diverse high quality programs and services designed to enhance your university experience from your first point of contact with Queen’s through to graduation.
The departments that make up Student Affairs can help you make your time here as rewarding as possible. If you experience any difficulty, we are here to help. Please reach out to get the assistance you need. Whether you’re looking for academic, emotional, social, cultural, spiritual, physical or career-related support, we encourage you to take advantage of all that Queen’s has to offer. We are all about helping you succeed!
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