Steven McWilliams

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Steven McWilliams

Educational Developer/Academic Advisor

He/Him

School of English

Education

MSc (TESOL)

Steven McWilliams, MSc (TESOL), has been teaching English since attaining his CELTA in 2007. From his early career teaching in private European language institutes to his current position as Educational Developer and Student Advisor with Queen’s School of English, Steven has always fostered a love for the English language. Steven is committed to student success and advocating for students at all points on their language learning journey.

Committees:

  • Faculty Board
  • Strategic Planning 

Amie Pilgrim

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Amie Pilgrim

Academic Manager

She/her

School of English

Education

OCT

After completing my undergraduate degree in Second Language Teaching and Psychology at the University of Ottawa, I spent 3 years teaching English in Okinawa, Japan. I then attended Queen’s University to obtain my teaching degree. Since then, I have worked for several organizations including the YMCA and the Limestone District School Board, but now I am enjoying my time working with staff and students at QSoE where I focus on wellbeing, academic integrity and leadership.

Committees:

  • NOURISH-Q
  • Wellness Champions Advisory Committee
  • Education Library Advisory Committee
  • Faculty of Education EDID Committee

Name Pronunciation Guide:
“AY-mee PILL-gr-uhm”

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Geoff Stewart

Geoff Stewart

Term Adjunct

He/Him

Faculty

MA BEd

Education

I am a secondary school science teacher who has the privilege of guiding the next generation of biology teachers into the profession.

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The Queen’s Faculty of Education and Kenjgewin Teg on Mnidoo Mnising (Manitoulin Island, Northern Ontario) are excited to announce a new partnership that will support students in the Master of Education in World Indigenous Studies in E

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Erin York

Erin York

Manager, Communications and Marketing, MEd Student

she/her

Marketing and Communications

Erin York is the Communications and Marketing dynamo at the Faculty of Education—and a Master of Education student to boot! With a BA in Film Studies and Drama from UBC and an MA in Arts and Cultural Management from the University of Melbourne (yes, she spent 5 years down under), Erin blends creativity and strategy like a pro. She’s the producer behind the Faculty’s podcast, a champion of fascinating research, and an enthusiastic cheerleader for the amazing students and their inspiring work. Outside the office, Erin runs on caffeine, endorphins, and kid energy—catch her at a Pedalworks spin class, voraciously reading, doing laps in the pool, or chasing her little ones around Kingston.

Name Pronunciation Guide:
AIR-in YOH-rk”

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