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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 […] |
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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 […] |
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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! |
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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. |
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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 […] |
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Our second time running our Blind Date with a Fit event, where we will curate packages of clothing. All of the clothes are by donation and the packages will have information to give a clue into what's inside. |
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Distributive Compute Protocol is partnering with COMPSA for a two week coding contest. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with some of the technology and programs created by Distributive to create their own engaging projects with the aim of demonstrating the capabilities of this technology. Participants will have the chance to network and receive […]
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This event is a used clothing sale fundraiser for Ultraviolet Magazine. All proceeds from the sale will go towards publishing our magazine at the end of the year. The sale will be run by executive members of the club. |
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QRFL will be hosting a variety of speakers to educate and inform students about current advancements in cancer research and the importance of funding cancer research as well as providing opportunities for students to network and find ways to get involved in research. |
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Join us on Thursday, February 9 for Part 3 of the in-person workshop series facilitated by Jungle Flower from Reclaim Your Voice! Doors open & FREE dinner is served at 5:30PM. The facilitation is from 6-7:30PM. In the Letters to and from our Bodies workshop, participants are invited to get in touch with their bodies […]
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Queen’s Helping Haiti invites Queen’s students to a night of painting at the Grizzly Grill, a restaurant in downtown Kingston. This event possesses the objective of raising money for a medical clinic in Cité Soleil Haiti, and spreading awareness both on and off-campus of not only the club but the Helping Haiti charitable organization. It […] |
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CIRQUE is a student-run conference that aims to show Queen's Engineering students the versatility of career and post-graduation paths that an engineering degree provide. The conference is two days in length and provides industry professionals with a place to present their organization and the opportunities available to engineering students' post-graduation. The conference also provides delegates […]
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Selling candy bags (containing peanut-free candy) to raise funds for the Biochemistry DSC Formal. Selling $2.00 per bag or 3 for $5.00.
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We will be selling homemade cupcakes at a table in the Queen's Centre to raise funds for our parent organization, the charity Islamic Relief Canada. |
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QRIC is QRIA's annual real estate investment conference. It is comprised of 3 keynote speakers, a panel of industry professionals, and a one day investment modeling competition. This year's speakers are from Fengate, TD Bank, and Timbercreek investments.
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Joint event with Queens Backing Action on the Climate Crisis group where we will have beer with profs as well as trivia games going on in Clark Hall Pub. It will be an ENSC department event but anyone is welcome to come. It will be a fun welcoming atmosphere where students and professors can mingle […] |
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Apply now for the Black History Month Grant which is open from February 13th at 8AM until February 27th at 8PM. The application can be found on the AMS website under the AMS Grants & Bursary section. |
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The Oxfam Snack Bar accepts donations for Fair-Trade produced goodsand Oxfam at Queen's merchandise provided to the Queen's Community toadvocate the importance of your food product footprint and how the peoplebehind the manufacturing of the product are being treated. The Snack Baris student led by volunteers. It raises awareness for current global and localinequalities.
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This event will be an informal, drop-in study night for 2nd year students in biology programs to come and work with friends or classmates, ask questions, and hang out between 6:30-8:30pm.
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The sociology DSC would like to host a Drinks with Profs social. The event will be a networking event for students and faculty members to meet, engage in conversation and ask questions regarding the discipline. |
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Presentation by upper year biology students on how to get involved, opportunities, and how to prepare for careers in biology.
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The Life Sci DSC is hosting Yoga with a certified yoga instructor on February 28th. Yoga mats will be provided in the room, so students have the option to bring their own or use the mats provided in the ARC to ensure safety for the event. |
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We are going to have professors give short presentations on Lyme disease research while we provide snacks and raise funds for the Canadian Lyme Disease Foundation. |
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A conference for students to attend and listen to speakers and master students who work/study in sociology. In addition to hear about life after their sociology degree and how they can further their education in this field.
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A trivia night hosted by the Gender Studies DSC in hopes of sharing lot's of fun and factual knowledge to a diverse crowd of students! |
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Queen’s Friends of MSF is hosting its 10th Annual Global Health Conference! Our theme this year is Holistic Health as we want to emphasize the importance of overall physical, mental, and spiritual well-being on an individual and global scale. We are including speakers with a variety of backgrounds, such as public health, crisis management, mental […]
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This will be the second time Queen's STM will be hosting a conference. The purpose of the conference is to educate Queen's students about maternal health with a focus on global health. Students will be able to participate in workshops and lectures by our guest speakers. |
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The Queens Equity Conference is a conference dedicated to creating a safer and more accountable social climate at Queen's. |