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Since its inception in 2002, Queen's Conference on Education (QCE) has evolved into one of the largest student-run annual conferences at Queen's University. The conference is for anyone who is interested in expanding, enriching, and evolving their educational viewpoints.
Next year's conference will take place on February 26 - 28, 2021.
Date
Friday March 6, 2020Location
University Club
Come hear about some of the exciting research being done at the Faculty of Education in less time than it takes to make a burrito.
Pecha Kucha is a fast paced, visual way to share research stories. Each presenter will share 20 slides on their research and only be permitted 20 seconds to speak per slide. It's an excellent way to get a taste of some of the work being done by our faculty members.
Featuring presentations by: Drs. Pamela Beach, Alana Butler, Amanda Cooper, Saad Chahine & Jamie Pyper.
All are welcome to attend. Light refreshments and a cash bar will be available.
The Ontario Graduate Scholarships (OGS) promote excellence in graduate studies at the master's and doctoral levels.
Congratulations to our 2020-21 OGS Recipients:
Information coming soon
The Faculty of Education is pleased to announce an MEd dual degree program in conjunction with the South China Normal University (SCNU).
This three year program gives SCNU and Queen's Master of Education students an opportunity to study at both institutions, gaining valuable international experience as well as diverse teaching and learning opportunities.
Muhammed Yaqoob, a PhD student in Education at the Northern University in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, has come to Queen’s University to work with Dr. John Kirby on his dissertation that focuses on the relationship of student’s attitudes, anxiety and their achievements in statistics at the higher secondary level (Grades 11 and 12) in Pakistan.
Dr. Lindsay Morcom has been selected as one of the winners of the inaugural Principal's Indigenous Education Award. This award is part of the 2020 Principal's Teaching and Learning Awards, which recognize excellence in the areas of Indigenous education, educational technology, student support, international innovation, and promoting student inquiry.
Date
Thursday November 12, 2020Location
Virtual
Join us this fall for a series of presentations and discussions exploring the theme of teaching during a pandemic.
Before teaching in Mongolia and studying at Harvard, Ju-Hye Ahn was in the Artist in Community Education (ACE) program at Queen’s. ACE, which brings together artists who work in disparate media such as poetry, theatre and music, changed the way Ju-Hye regarded the function of art.
Sitting in her art-laden office at the Kingston Seniors Centre, Jo-Anne Lachapelle-Beyak, M.Ed.’06, Ed’08, lets out a wide smile.
“I’ve had an interesting career,” she says.
Date
Friday June 12, 2020Location
Duncan MacArthur Hall, Room A241/A242
Moderated by: Dr. Theodore Christou
Panelists: Abdullah El-Asmar (Interfaith Chaplain), Ellen Heinke (Immigrant Services Kingston & Area), Adnan Husain (Associate Professor) & Basmah Rahman (BEd student)