Six new predoctoral fellows join FAS in Indigenous and Black Studies
The Faculty of Arts and Science has awarded three new Pre-Doctoral Fellowships for Indigenous Students and three new Pre-Doctoral Fellowships in Black Studies.
Cansbridge Fellows set to take on the world
Four Faculty of Arts and Science students were accepted to the Cansbridge Fellowship - Emily Talas (Concurrent Education Program, Health Studies Major, and completing a Certificate in Business), Gonzalo Soto (Economics, Engineering), Aidan Gurung (Global Development Studies, English Minor), and Lauren Carsen (Physics).
Award-winning graduate student research on social justice
Sunday marks the United Nations World Day of Social Justice – an international day recognizing the need to promote social justice, which includes efforts to tackle issues such as poverty, exclusion, gender inequality, unemployment, human rights, and social protections.
Vision for Agnes reimagined closer to being realized
An internationally recognized architectural firm that has won some of the top accolades in its field will be overseeing the design phase of Agnes Reimagined, an initiative that will breathe new energy — and a revolutionary new mission — into the public, university-affiliated art museum.
Faculty of Arts and Science supports STEM students
The Faculty of Arts and Science subsidized the attendance fee of students attending the 10th annual Women in Science and Engineering Conference: Above and Beyond (WISE), recently held virtually from Toronto.
Nicholas Mosey named Associate Dean Global Engagement
Faculty of Arts and Science Associate Dean (Research) Nicholas Mosey has taken a new position within the Faculty Associate Dean (Global Engagement), starting on July 1.
Queen’s student earns UNDP fellowship for social enterprise
Stephanie Forster Limage was selected to help drive technological innovations which have a social impact and advance the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
Seven new Black Studies professors join the Faculty of Arts and Science
Four new faculty members have joined the Faculty of Arts and Science as Queen’s National Scholars (QNS) in Black Studies, a first for Queen’s University, and an additional three faculty members in Black Studies have joined FAS departments.