First held in 2021, the National Conference for Deaf Awareness (NCDA) aims to bring students and communities across Canada together to promote Deaf and Hard of Hearing culture through guest presenters. Presenters are all Deaf or Hard of Hearing and share their unique perspectives following each year's theme. This year's theme surrounds Inclusivity in the […]
Science Formal is held annually in Grant Hall for the graduating class of engineering students. The Sci Formal team designs and constructs various artistic elements for the event, including a main structure which sits on top of the stage in Grant Hall. The Sci Formal committee will spend approximately three weeks completing the construction and […]
The Marathon of Sport is an annual event held by the Motionball Committee that aims to raise funds and awareness for the Special Olympics Canada Foundation. This is done by integrating undergraduate students with individuals in the Kingston community who have intellectual disabilities. In 2022 we raised $21,500! The Queen's Motionball Chapter is part of […]
The Black History Month Grant hopes to provide tangible support for Black student groups on campus and for Black History Month programming and events. To be eligible, the celebration, education or advocacy around Black identities and Blackness must be at the core of the organization's mandate, with goals to provide inclusive Black History Month programming.
The purpose of this event is to reach a broader audience at Queen's through a central location with exposure to the Queen's and Kingston's community. This event will allow The Earth Centre to bring its eco-friendly and sustainable products to the Student Centre and raise awareness of our club and products. The Earth Centre has […]
Semi-formal gala for Asian students and peers to make friends, eat traditional food, play games, and celebrate the end of the year. This annual event is a club tradition aiming to create opportunities for students to socialize and explore Asian cultural traditions, values, and cuisines.
QPK has held sticker sales since its ratification 2 years ago, and is our most successful event. This year we are hoping to hold it in person as we return to campus with our previous designs as well as some new additions, all designed by our club members. In addition, we will also be selling […]
We're hosting a clothing sale for St. Patrick's day weekend wear. All the items being sold is hand-made or an up-cycled second-hand item. Everything is being sold to students at a very affordable price!
Best Buddies is taking part in the annual spread the word. The event aims to raise awareness over the harms of using the R-word and encourage students to pledge to stop their use. We will set up a table in the ARC where students can fill out a pledge to stop their use of the […]
Information night for those interested in pursuing a degree in psychology alongside additional information about the different courses to take and the plans available.
Every year, QUMSA hosts an Islamic Awareness week where we host a variety of different educational events about Islam. We are setting up a table at the ARC to share some resources and answer any questions/misconceptions about the religion.
Queer prom is an event ran by the SIC, Q4P, and volunteers within the commissions to hold a Prom style event for Queens 2SLGBTQIA+ community.
Double elimination basketball tournament hosted by QQCAC.
Movie Night for the ARTH DSC where we can meet up, talk about the film, and enjoy some time before the busy exam season! Location: Kingston Hall Rm 200
The MHAC has invited numerous AMS ratified cultural clubs to promote their club, sell cultural items and handout cultural foods.
A round-table discussion with professors from several disciplines discussing ancient and modern cultural practices surrounding the spring equinox. Guests in attendance will have the opportunity to listen and learn, as well as to ask questions. Coffee, tea, and snacks are catered. Location: Stauffer Room 014
The purpose of this event is to raise money for the Extra Awesome weekly activities. Every week, Queen's student volunteers participate in various activities with kids with disabilities and their siblings. We will be hosting a coffee house to raise funds for these activities and raise awareness for the club as a whole.