This fund is used at the discretion of the Head of the Department for a wide array of undergraduate and graduate student initiatives and departmental needs.

Gifts will support activities that maintain and enhance the SKHS - Revved Up Lab program's mission to empower individuals with disability through education and a prescribed aerobic and strength training program

To support Electrical and Computer Engineering in Smith Engineering that will both purchase and maintain technical equipment and furnishings, as well as assist with renovations of the engineering development lab in Water Light Hall.

Established in honour of J.A. (Fred) Euringer. Awarded to a student enrolled in the Queen's University Drama program and is intended to facilitate the recipient's ability to create theatre within the Kingston community.

Established by Law Alumni and Friends to provide the Dean of the Faculty of Law with discretionary support for various present and future needs as related to student activities and to meet the areas of greatest need.

Established in memory of Jim Bennett, M.Sc.(Eng) 1960. Awarded to a student in fourth year of an Applied Science undergraduate degree program, on basis of financial need, academic achievement, leadership and service to the Kingston community.

Established by the Class of Arts '50. Awarded to a student entering final year in the Faculty of Arts and Science who has made a personal contribution to the life of the University and maintained a GPA of at least 2.0 on the work of his or her program.

Established by Kent Plumley, B.Sc.(Eng.) 1960, LL.B. 1963, and Sandra Plumley, B.A. 1966, and awarded on the basis of financial need to undergraduate students at Queen's University.

This fund is used at the discretion of the Department Head to enhance academic programs and/or research infrastructure in the History Department.

Awarded annually to the student in the second-year Moral Philosophy course who is deemed by the Department to be the most deserving provided he or she has first-class standing in the course. The Prize is a medal struck in honour of Professor Pall Ardal.

the Margie and Tom Courchene Endowment Fund