Faculty Board

Please note: only members of the Queen's Faculty of Education's Faculty Board will have access to some of the links on this page, and some require a NetID. Contact Sarah Goolsby for more information. 

Faculty Board Executive

Faculty Board Secretary

Faculty of Education Dean

Submitting Reports and Agenda Items

Items for the Agenda should be sent (in copy/ready form and electronically) to Sarah Goolsby. All reports (individual and committee), other than miscellaneous oral reports, must be included in the Agenda prior to the meeting, and the subsequent minutes. Please forward these to the Secretary at least 7 days prior to the meeting. 

Note that Agenda Items are due by 3:30 pm seven days prior to the meeting.

Meeting Schedule and Location 

2025-2026 Faculty Board meetings will take place from 1:30 - 3:30 pm monthly on Friday afternoon. The annual meeting schedule and location is forthcoming. 

Faculty Board Functions and Responsibilities

  1. to recommend to the Senate programs of study leading to degrees or diplomas, and the conditions of admission;
  2. to decide upon applications for admission for change of programs, subject to the regulations of the Senate;
  3. to submit to the Senate names of candidates for both earned and honorary degrees and diplomas;
  4. to arrange the timetable for classes and to edit the Faculty Calendar, subject to the approval of Senate;
  5. to control registrations, subject to the regulations of the Senate;
  6. to deal with course failures;
  7. to determine policies regarding academic supervision over students;
  8. to make such recommendations to the Senate as the Faculty may deem expedient for promoting the efficiency of the University as a whole and the Faculty of Education in particular;
  9. to award Faculty of Education scholarships, medals and prizes;
  10. to make such regulations as may be necessary for the exercise of the function of the Faculty.

Faculty Board Membership

The faculty board membership consists of individuals from three groups (for the full current membership list, see here):

  1. Education Faculty, Administration, and Staff Representatives
    • Dean and Associate Deans
    • Education Registrat
    • Academic Staff (i.e., those with teaching appointments, excluding students)
    • Education Librarian and Professional Library Staff
    • Manager of the Indigenous Teacher Education Program
    • Three Staff Members (elected by the staff)
       
  2. University Administration
    • Principal
    • Vice Principals
    • University Registrar
    • Dean of Graduate Studies
       
  3. Student Representatives
    • Two Non-Final Year Concurrent Education Students (elected by The Concurrent Education Student Association- CESA)
    • Two Final Year Education Students (elected by the Education Student Society- ESS) 
    • One Master of Education Student & One PhD in Education Student (elected by the Education Graduate Student Society- EGSS)

Faculty Board Guest Meeting Attendance

Non-Faculty Board Members who would like to attend a meeting include the following categories and stipulations

  1. Visitor- a person requesting and receiving permission through the Faculty Board Chair to attend a specific meeting
    • Visitors may neither vote nor speak at meetings
       
  2. Guest- a person who successfully seeks permission or is invited by the Faculty Board Chair or Chair of a Standing Committee to attend single or multiple meetings, or on a regular basis
    • Guests may speak but not vote
       
  3. Observer- a representative appointed by, and reporting to, a group which has successfully sought permission through the Faculty Board Chair to attend meetings regularly for information.
    • Observers may not vote but may speak upon invitation of the Faculty Board Chair
    • Observers may also receive notice of all meetings and documentation aside from confidential information.

Rules of Order

Where rules governing the procedure of the Faculty Board do not cover the point of order or procedure raised, Bourinot's Rules of Order, 4th ed. shall be the authority and shall govern. 

Quick Reference Guide for Meeting Participation