Funds will help the School of Religion maintain a creative and stimulating learning environment from which our Faculty, students, and alumni make significant contributions in the fields of religious studies and theology, both in Canada and globally.

Established to support the costs associated with bringing eminent academics and chemists to Queen's University campus. These funds will be used to cover expenses related to the lecture or event, honoraria and/or speaking fees.

Established by members of the Master of Industrial Relations Class of 1985. Awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need to students in the Master of Industrial Relations degree program at Queen's University.

Your donation will support the establishment of an endowed named fund in memory of Dr. Victor Snieckus. Should the funding minimum not be reached and expendable fund will be created.

Established by Richard and Mildred Ruggles to provide investment income that may be used either to enhance the field studies component of instruction or for the incorporation of the arts into geographic education at Queen's.

The Class of Arts and Science 1991 is fundraising to create an endowed bursary supporting students in the Faculty of Arts and Science. Should the funding minimum not be raised, an expendable student award would be created.

Gifts to this fund will be used to support environmental education initiatives, community outreach projects and to maintain programming and facilities at the Elbow Lake Environmental Education Centre and the Queen's University Biological Station.

An award for Law students, established by the Black Law Student's Association Queen's Chapter and the Queen's Pre-Law Society in memory of Cecil Allan Fraser, LL.B. 1961, the first Black student and graduate of Queen's University Law.

Established in honour of Merle Koven and in memory of Phillip Koven. Awarded on the basis of financial need to an upper-year student with a concentration in Art History in a B.A. or B.A.(Hons.) program in the Faculty of Arts and Science.

Established by the Class of Law 1977 in memory of classmates. Awarded on the basis of financial need, academic achievement, and involvement in extra-curricular activities to students in any year of a JD program/combined JD program in the Faculty of Law.

Your gift will be used to launch and develop governance, policies, and programming that promote equity, diversity, inclusion and indigenization (EDII) at Queen's Law. Should funding minimum not be reached, gifts will be redirected to the Law School Fund.

Gifts in memory of FRC Clarke are used by the Dan School of Drama and Music to support and enhance Departmental programming in choral music ensembles and organ performance including teaching, sheet music, conductor fees, composition and performance cost.

The Fresh Water & Long-term Climate Change Fund was established to support the work and scholarly activities of the Department of Biology's faculty and students related to the study of climate change.

Established by the class of Science 1945. Awarded to students in any year of Smith Engineering on the basis of satisfactory academic performance, financial need and participation in a broad range of student activities.

Established by the Class of Science '77 and awarded on the basis of financial need to a student entering the first year program in Smith Engineering.

Established by the children, family and friends of Fran (née Robertson; B.A. '64) and Peter (B.A.'62, LL.B.'65). Awarded on the basis of financial need to a student in any faculty or school at Queen's University.

Funding will be used to support innovative engineering professional development, experiential learning, and work-integrated experience program, tailored to students' needs and incorporating career readiness into each year of undergraduate Engineering.

In memory of April Gougeon (Stoker), funds are being raised to create a student award for Faculty of Law students. If funding minimums are not met, gifts will be redirected to an existing fund with criteria closely aligned to the original intent.

Established by the class of Arts '72 and awarded on the basis of financial need to upper year students in the Faculty of Arts and Science.

An award to be created by MIR graduates for students in the Master of Industrial Relations Program.

Created by the Faculty of Arts and Science to enhance Masters and PhD funding packages for incoming and current graduate students with a goal of increasing enrolment targets and enhancing the profile of graduate programming at Queen's University.

Established by friends of Queen's Faculty of Law. Awarded to Black Canadian students in first year of a JD program. Should fund minimums not be reached, gifts will be redirected to the Cecil Allan Fraser Bursary.