Judicial Review / Révision judiciaire
Date
Location
Robert Sutherland Hall, Policy Studies 202
2:30 p.m. / 14h30, Robert Sutherland 202
Grand Moot Final
Chief Justice Strathy of the Court of Appeal for Ontario is presiding
Date
Location
The Law Building, Room 300 (Moot Courtroom)
The best mooters at Queen’s Law, before Chief Justice Strathy of the Court of Appeal for Ontario! Friday, September 13 in the Moot Courtroom (Room 300). Doors at 3:45 p.m.
FLSQ Speakers: Elizabeth Brulé, Ruth Koleszar-Green
Date
Location
Speakers
Elizabeth Brulé
Queen's University, Gender Studies
Ruth Koleszar-Green
School of Social Work at York University
1 p.m., Macdonald Hall 201
Honouring the Faculty’s longest-serving Dean
Former Dean Bill Flanagan, “a visionary who through perseverance, tact and hard work led the transformation of Queen’s Law to be among the best law schools in the country,” is being honoured with an award in his name: the Dean Bill Flanagan International Studies Award.
Lederman Visitor: Ron McCallum
Date
Speakers
Ron McCallum
Deconstructing "Disability" Legal Barriers: My life, disability, Queen's Law and the Australian Royal Commission into Persons with Disabilities
1 p.m., Macdonald Hall 515
David Allgood Lecture: Henry Hansmann
Date
Location
Speakers
Henry Hansmann
1 p.m., Macdonald Hall 202
Queen’s Law faculty awarded over $1M in research grants
Setting research grant records for our school, our professors will use the funds won in national competitions to study an amazing variety of legal issues.
Meet the Dean of Queen's Law
Mark Walters, Law’89 graduate and former faculty member, returns to lead Queen’s Law’s next phase of remarkable development. He has a depth and breadth of experience in research, teaching and academic leadership that will enable Queen’s Law to continue its momentum as one of Canada’s leading law schools. Dean Walters shares his thoughts and plans for the school and its community members.
Queen’s Law announces new graduate diploma program to train prospective immigration and citizenship consultants
A ground-breaking program at Queen’s Law is poised to transform the training of individuals seeking entrance to the immigration and citizenship consulting profession. “We’re proud to be at the centre of a program that will increase the quality and reliability of immigration services and increase access to justice for those who often need it most,” says Professor Sharry Aiken, Academic Director of the Graduate Diploma in Immigration and Citizenship Law. Queen’s Law will launch the program in January 2021.
Right being done: Queen’s Law students raise over $40,000 for Kingston-area charities
Our students set new records for charitable fundraising this school year, supporting great causes through events like Cabaret for a Cure, Lawlapalooza, and more.