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Mark Dockstator, President of First Nations University of Canada, shown giving a lecture to Queen’s Law students in 2015, will be the keynote speaker at the upcoming Indigenous Research Symposium.

Queen’s Law extends invitation to Indigenous JD prospects

November 2, 2016
Continuing its Indigenous student outreach, Queen’s Law will be participating in two key upcoming events hosted by Four Directions Aboriginal Student Centre. On November 11, the Faculty will once again join in the annual Graduate & Professional Day for Indigenous prospective students who want to learn more about advanced studies at Queen’s. The 18th Annual Indigenous Research Symposium, taking place November 11–12, will feature a keynote address by Mark Dockstator, President of First Nations University of Canada.
Michel Picher, Law’72

Law’72 grad receives Order of Canada for outstanding leadership in labour law

November 1, 2016
“It was unexpected – and very much appreciated,” says Michel Picher, Law’72, of his recent appointment to membership in the Order of Canada. The distinction crowns a 40-year career as a labour arbitrator and recognizes his exceptional contributions to improving labour-management relations in several Canadian industries.
Claire Davis, Law’19, and Kate Withers, Law’17, stand before the table where Justice Malcolm Rowe sat while answering questions from MPs and senators in the University of Ottawa’s Tabaret Hall on Oct. 25.

Students witness Supreme Court history in the making

October 27, 2016
Claire Davis, Law’19, and Kate Withers, Law’17, had front row seats to watch Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) nominee Justice Malcolm Rowe be vetted for his suitability to serve on the nation’s top court. They were Queen’s Law’s student representatives at an October 25 session at the University of Ottawa, where Rowe answered questions from MPs and senators. This Q&A was part of the federal government’s new appointment process aimed at openness and transparency.
Julie Banting, Director of Career Development (Photo by Andrew Van Overbeke)

New director steps up career-building for Queen’s Law students

October 25, 2016
The Career Development Office (CDO) at Queen’s Law is a fundamental part of ensuring students’ future success. As Julie Banting (Artsci’00, MIR’01) begins a new challenge as the school’s recently appointed Director of Career Development, she says she wants to create an even longer list of career and practical training opportunities for students.