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Come meet people in your classes! Mingle and get the contact info of some new people to find a study buddy, friend, or both! |
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The Queen’s Swing Dance club provides intro-level instruction in partnered dancing to the Queen’s Community. The club has been in continuous operation and good-standing for over 20 years. Our goal as an organization is to share and preserve the culture and practice of swing dancing, while offering opportunities for self-expression, exercise and social interaction to […]
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Every winter/holiday season, Trillers A Cappella hosts a concert to showcase what songs the group has been working on in the past semester. Anyone is welcome to join and watch the group perform. |
2 events,Queen’s Commerce Mental Health Association is a student-run association within the Smith School of Business at Queen’s University. Our mission is to promote mental health and wellness throughout the Commerce community, breaking down stigma and providing support and resources to those affected. We aim to cultivate and encourage conversations surrounding mental health among students through […] |
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The Queen's Engineering Competition (QEC) aims to inspire excellence through competition within the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science. This is an annual event where delegates are invited to a conference-style case competition and are asked to select one of eight challenges that engineers encounter every day. This opportunity for hands-on experience can show ourselves […]
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EngSoc is hosting an All-Discipline Fair to ensure that students have a good introductory session/opportunity to learn a bit about all the different disciplines Queen's Engineering has to offer. There will be speakers and booths.The event will have two main aspects, the first one will be an alumni speaker panel, and the second one will […] |
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3 events,Queen's Players, a not-for-profit comedy/live music group, is hosting auditions for the cast of our Winter show! Auditions comprise of a production team of around 10 members auditioning auditionees one at a time, over a three-evening period, from January 16th-18th, wherein each candidate will perform a short portion of a prepared song, brief improvised choreography, […]
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This event offers students an opportunity to trade in broken or inefficient lightbulbs for free energy efficient ones provided by the club Greenovations. The club will properly recycle the collected lightbulbs (at the Kingston Area Recycling Centre) when the event is concluded. Should students inquire more about the club's initiatives, sample retrofit materials will be […] |
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The Oxfam Snack Bar accepts donations for Fair-Trade produced goods and Oxfam at Queen's merchandise provided to the Queen's Community to advocate the importance of your food product footprint and how the people behind the manufacturing of the product are being treated. The Snack Bar is student led by volunteers. It raises awareness for current […] |
3 events,As Canada’s premier undergraduate business case competition, the Queen’s Commerce Corporate Competition (Q3C) provides a unique opportunity for passionate, driven, and high-achieving students to explore the realm of business strategy and consulting over a 3-day conference. The Queen’s Commerce Corporate Competition is the only Canadian undergraduate case competition sponsored by the world’s top management consulting […] Queen's Musical Theatre will be performing the musical "9 to 5" based on the 1980's comedy film. As the only musical theatre company on campus, QMT's goal is to provide the audience with a quality show and their team with the experience to grow. This event is to provide a social event for students at Queen's University and to raise awareness for Alzheimer's and/or Cancer awareness. There will be trivia for participants. The Mansion will also be providing our clubs with a signature cocktail and with every cocktail purchased, $1 will go towards our clubs! Please Note: Participants […] |
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The Black Youth Business Conference (BYBC) is a one-day conference hosted at the Smith Toronto Campus for Black high school (grades 9-12, with an emphasis on grade 11 and 12) students. The event aims to increase their knowledge of business careers and programs within Ontario. The event allows us to partner with top business schools […]
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Queen's French Club hosts monthly social events where like-minded people can get together to speak french. This month, we are hosting a culprit mystery party wherein the "guests" will have to figure out who is the "culprit" using clues and hints. |
4 events,Undergraduate run conference for people interested in the field of neuroscience. Includes updates on the field, as well as speakers, case competitions, workshops, and more all relating to neuroscience. |
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Join the Queen's Equity Conference for a workshop on prison abolition activism led by members of the Ontario Public Research Group (OPIRG) Kingston. The event will be held on January 23rd between 5:30pm - 6:30pm in ARC 505. |
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Collective Reflections will be holding a whiteboard activity and selling stickers at a table in Common Ground to promote submissions for the 10th volume of the publication.
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The Biochemistry DSC will be selling science stickers to raise funds for the Biochemistry DSC Formal. A panel discussion featuring Queen's students and alumni who are grandchildren of Holocaust survivors. |
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The SWEP resume workshop is held to give students who are interested in applying for SWEP an idea of how their resumes should look to gain potential positions.
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Learn what it’s like to be a part of Trane! Join us for this week’s workshop where representatives from Trane will discuss everything you need to know about the company! Plus have the opportunity to enjoy some special snacks! About Trane Technologies: “We are climate innovators with the courage to look at our world’s challenges […]
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This event is being planned for both international students, exchange students and Queen's students. The idea is to give these students an opportunity to network and to bring students together in a welcoming environment. The event was suggested by Dean Barbara Crow, who will be in attendance at the event. |
7 events,The Commerce & Engineering Environmental Conference (CEEC) is Canada’s premier undergraduate conference on sustainability, creating a forum for the country’s future leaders and innovators to become inspired and drive environmental change in the emerging green sector. CEEC allows students to gain exposure to transformative technologies and ideas through a series of focused panel sessions and […] QHacks is Queen's University's only annual hackathon and one of the largest in North America. We give Canada's most talented student developers, engineers, out-of-the-box thinkers, creatives, and innovators 36 hours to bring their ideas to life. All faculties and skill levels are encouraged to apply. QHacks is going into its 8th year in 2023 and […]
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The Q+ Summit is an annual conference for LGBTQ2S+ students interested in business to learn more about the various industries and connect with firms. The theme for this years conference is ""The Queer Perspective"" providing LGBTQ2S+ students a conference filled with voices from the queer community who are currently working in industry. Topics for the […]
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Robbie Burns is a Scottish poet and lyricist, and the national poet of Scotland. Every year, Queen's Bands celebrates our Scottish heritage by hosting a dinner and ceilidh with performances, food, and games. We welcome community, friends, and family to enjoy the night with dancing and celebration! Join us in honoring the resilience and strength of the human spirit as we welcome back Shoah survivor, David Moscovic to Queen's for Holocaust Education Week. Hear his powerful testimony and join us for a special Shabbat dinner at Beth Israel Synagogue. |
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We are collaborating with the Kingston Frontenacs on being the ‘host’ of one of their regular season games. We will be selling tickets to students online and in the Queen’s Centre in advance of the game. We will also have a booth set up to promote Queen’s Relay for Life as well as collect donations. |
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2 events,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. All proceeds of the sale will go […] |
5 events,Second running of our clothing drive in preparation for our Blind-Date with a Fit event the following week. We will have a table set up with a clothing rack available for swapping in return for donations as well. This event will involve live music performed in Clarke hall pub with a raffle also taking place. Tickets for the raffle can be given to attendees by purchasing a pitcher from the pub.
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The event is a way for Biology students to meet faculty in a low stress environment and get to know our professors and the opportunities they offer. This event runs almost yearly, with this being our first in person Crops with Profs in two years.
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Save the date, for the all-candidates debate! On Thursday, February 2 at 7:00 pm, the Undergraduate Trustee and AMS Executive candidates will be debating ahead of election days. The doors of Convocation Hall will open at 6:50 pm. Submit your questions ahead of time using the link the AMS Instagram bio. Live stream will be […] |
6 events,Queen's Conference on the Entertainment Industry is Canada's premier undergraduate organization connecting students to career opportunities in the entertainment industry. Our mission is the bridge the gap between students' passion for entertainment and career opportunities through educational activities such as workshops, speaker panels, and networking opportunities.
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This is an information session that explains how to apply to be an ASUS Orientation Gael and what responsibilities come along with this role.
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Join QUMSA for a Pizza Movie Night on February 3rd from 7pm-10pm where we'll be watching ‘The Man from Toronto’ in Humphrey Hall, Room 131. The entry fee is $5. Pizza will be provided! |
5 events,QFLIP is the premier Canadian undergraduate conference working towards the intersectional empowerment of women in the political realm. The conference is a two-day event where over 150 students from across Canada participate to engage with our inspiring speakers, skill-building workshops, and meaningful networking opportunities.
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Roboday is a full day event where elementary school students get to participate in robotics and coding workshops and hear from engineering/science teams and professors at Queen's. The purpose of the Robogals organization and this event is to increase female participation in engineering and technology through fun and educational initiatives aimed at girls in elementary […]
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This is a friendly dodgeball tournament open to all Queen's students and will be held in the KCVI Gym at the ARC. |
4 events,Welcome to the 13th Annual TEDxQueensU Conference: Revive! The event will be held in the beautiful Grand Theatre, on February 5th and 6th, from 6-10 PM (participant #s below are for each night). We are recognized for inspiring and educating the Queen's and Kingston Community by providing a platform for forward-thinkers to discuss and spread […] |