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Students are invited to join staff from Career Services and FSL for a conversation on meaningful work.  

Registration not required.

For more details visit the Faith and Spiritual Life website. 

Join QSUS, a student-run club at Queen’s seeking to connect and grow the sustainability movement in the Queen’s and Kingston communities since 2015, for their annual conference. 

The event is meant to inspire and educate the Queen’s community on how sustainable practices can be integrated into various aspects of our lives, without compromising on quality or comfort.

Various speakers will delve into the problems we currently face as a globalized society, and offer solutions that focus on the benefits of following a sustainable economic model that holds the community at its center.

Make connections and meet others who are passionate about sustainability! 

Link to purchase tickets:

*includes light breakfast and lunch

More info is available on Instagram @qsus_queens

I@Q is more than a conference; it is an approach to learning where the teacher and the learner reside in the same person. It is a natural extension of a university that prides itself on the quality of undergraduate education and its scholarship and research. 

Keynote speaker for the 18th Annual I@Q Conference is . The keynote will be presented in Stauffer Library Room 014 on March 7 from 10:30am to 12:00pm.

For more details about the conference proceedings please visit the I@Q website. 

Creative times for reflection and conversation.

Visit the Faith and Spiritual Life website for more details and events. 

Interfaith Chaplain Erin will lead us through times of movement, stillness, contemplation, and reflection as we ground ourselves in nature during this 1-hour walk. This is a great opportunity for intention and connection!

Please visit the event link on the Faith and Spiritual Life website for details about route and timing.

Weather: Please note that if there is heavy wind or rain, a cancellation will be sent no later than 1 hour before the meeting time to your email. We will walk in light rain, but not in thunderstorms or high winds.

Event and/or Accessibility Inquiries: Email chaplain@queensu.ca


 

Come pet Oscar, our fluffy golden retriever St. John's Ambulance Therapy Dog and meet his handler John. 

Petting a dog has been shown to reduce stress and boost “feel-good” hormones – and Oscar loves attention! 

No registration required; feel free to drop-in at any point during the hour. 

In this workshop, aligned with SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth, you will learn how to use key strategies to highlight your unique skills, knowledge, and experience on your resume or CV. To get the most benefit from this workshop, it is helpful to bring a copy of your resume. If you have a specific opportunity you are applying to, bringing the role description can also be helpful.   
 
By the end of the workshop, you will:

• Identify the difference between resumes and CVs. 
• Recognize the different sections of a resume.  
• Understand the value of tailoring resumes to different positions.  
• Translate your knowledge, experience, skills, and attributes into action-oriented statements. 
• Understand how Automated Tracking Systems (ATS) are used to review resumes. 

For more events and to register, visit: 

This workshop will be delivered virtually (Zoom), in person, or in a hybrid format.  

Link for Zoom:  (Password: Careers!) 
In-Person Location: Gordon Hall Workshop Room, room 324 

Amidst unparalleled environmental challenges, our world remains confronted with intricate and interlinked global crises. Empowering learners with the required skill sets, knowledge, and experiences for a sustainable future serves as the pathway to effectively address these challenges. As post-secondary institutions in Canada and worldwide acknowledge their evolving roles in confronting global issues, they are increasingly showcasing sustainability commitments throughout all aspects of their operations, research, and teaching. Embedding sustainability into teaching and learning remains a key priority for many of these institutions. Educators within these establishments have embraced innovative approaches to infuse sustainability into their classrooms. This panel aims to facilitate a meaningful conversation between educators on enhancing and exploring practical solutions for integrating sustainability into teaching and learning, with a focus on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

In recognition of , join us for a stellar international panel presentation on March 5th, hosted by the World Federation of Colleges and Polytechnics, .

Global experts on the importance of measuring progress on the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) on campuses across the world will share on their expertise and case studies. The role of technical and vocational education and training (TVET) is key for a global shift to a more inclusive, just and sustainable society and economy. Our panelists from the Environmental Association for Universities and Colleges (, UK),  (Bonn, Germany) and the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (, USA) will share their perspectives on why the SDGs are relevant and timely for the TVET sector and why accurately measuring progress towards achieving these Global Goals is critically important to our world and the future of our planet.

Panelists and moderator:

Charlotte Bonner, President and CEO, EAUC (SDG Accord secretariat)
Friedrich Huebler, Head of Mission, UNESCO-UNEVOC
Meghan Zahniser, Executive Director, AASHE
Moderator: Jon Beale, Manager, SDSN Canada