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Professor Jacob Weinrib has received a SSHRC research grant for his project, “Just Administration: A Unified Theory." He plans to create an innovative new paradigm that has resources for guiding administrative law’s principled development.

Ending administrative law ‘nightmares’ – creating a theory for just administration

With a SSHRC research grant for his “Just Administration: A Unified Theory," project, Professor Jacob Weinrib plans to create an innovative new paradigm that has resources for guiding administrative law’s principled development.
Accepting the 2019 Law Students’ Society Camaraderie Award are Queen’s Venture Law Society executive members Emma Wall, Heather Bonnell, Nataly Dil and Marc Vani. Their goal is “to encourage students to think outside the box about business law and get excited about their future careers.”

Venture into the exciting world of business law

The award-winning Queen’s Venture Law Society encourages students to think outside the box about business law and to get excited about their future careers.
The future of cities meets the future of law in Valerie Eisen, a MBA'14/Law'15 graduate and Fasken associate working with Sidewalk Labs to redefine our urban environment.

JD/MBA graduate helps Sidewalk Labs break new legal ground – and define our urban future

The future of cities meets the future of law in Valerie Eisen, a MBA'14/Law'15 graduate and Fasken associate working with Sidewalk Labs to redefine our urban environment.

Benefit or barrier?

PhD student Birhan Suadik, a professor at the University of Gondar in Ethiopia, is aiming to influence his home government’s policy and law reform with his research, supported by the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program and three research fellowships.
Will Kymlicka, Canada Research Chair in Philosophy, is a Professor of Philosophy cross-appointed to Law at Queen’s University. The SSHRC Gold Medal recognizes his interdisciplinary research on multiculturalism and minority rights.

Inspiring future generations

Professor Will Kymlicka, Queen’s University philosopher cross-appointed to Law, has earned a top Canadian honour for the social sciences.
Gabrielle Rekai, Law’21 (middle) with fellow interns and an Al Otro Lado staff member in Tijuana, where they helped migrants learn their legal rights, how the law applies to their individual cases, and what to expect throughout the process of seeking asylum in the U.S.

Summer intern taught asylum seekers how to self-advocate

Gabrielle Rekai, Law’21 (middle) interned with the Al Otro Lado border-rights workshop in Tijuana, where she helped migrants learn their legal rights, how the law applies to their individual cases, and what to expect throughout the process of seeking asylum in the U.S.