³ÉÈË´óƬ UniversityLiving outside of Kingston? You can still access the support and expertise of Student Affairs services. Many offices offer virtual services, such as online appointments and email advising, while others will provide support on a case-by-case basis, depending on your needs.
Online Advising & Support
Student Academic Success Services (SASS)
offers support for developing academic skills through one-on-one appointments, and self-guided resources.
Book an or email: academic.success@queensu.ca
Student Wellness Services
Student Wellness Services provides mental health and medical support, including counselling and health services. Also offers wellness coaching with health promotion professionals or peer staff to support students interested in making changes to their health behaviours.
Ontario-based students can call 613-533-2506 to book a medical or mental health appointment. Some appointments can be booked through TELUS CHR Connect. (Some medical appointments must be-in-person – please call for information).
All students can contact Health Promotion or book an appointment with Peer Wellness Coaches.
Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre (4D)
Indigenous students can connect with 4D's Indigenous advisors to discuss academics, wellbeing and community support.
General inquiries: 4direct@queensu.ca
Indigenous Advising: shannon.beckstead@queensu.ca
Elder Support: bfcb@queensu.ca
Ontario-based Indigenous students can email to set up a Cultural Counselling appointment: lmd9@queensu.ca
Registrar & Financial Aid Services
The Registrar's Office coordinates financial assistance, student records, course registration, transcripts, ID cards, exam scheduling and student graduation and convocation.
Career Services
Connect with a for career-related guidance, to explore how your degree connects to future opportunities, and to review your resume/cover letters.
Book an appointment through or join sessions.
Queen’s Student Accessibility Services (QSAS)
QSAS provides academic accommodations for students with disabilities in collaboration with instructors and staff. Review the for more information.
Email qsas.intake@queensu.ca for intake and general inquiries.
Queen’s University International Centre (QUIC)
advisors help international students access information, guidance, and advice to help adjust to a new academic and cultural environment. Support may include navigating unfamiliar expectations around communication with instructors, research and assignment practices, and life in a different cultural context.
Yellow House Student Centre for Equity and Inclusion
Yellow House provides advising, programming, advocacy, and support for 2SLGBTQ+ and/or BIPoC students.
Book an appointment: yellowhouse@queensu.ca
Ban Righ Centre
The Ban Righ Centre offers personalized advising for mature women students of all ages and diverse backgrounds, whether currently enrolled or considering returning to formal education. Advisors can discuss academic goals, social, financial, or personal concerns.
Email: banrighcentre@queensu.ca
Faith and Spiritual Life
Faith and Spiritual Life offers multi-faith, non-judgmental support for religious, spiritual, and personal reflection, growth, and wellbeing.
Email: chaplain@queensu.ca
Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Services (SVPRS)
SVPRS provides confidential, trauma informed and non-judgmental support for any student who has experienced sexual violence or intimate partner violence at any time in their life.
To request to speak to an Advisor, please email: SVPRServices@queensu.ca
Virtual Events and Workshops
Check these event calendars for online events!
- : Improve your academic skills with guided workshops, drop-in events, and writing and study groups.
- : Career Educators and Coaches host workshops on a variety of career topics.
- : QUIC offers various workshops, info sessions, training, and events for international students.
- Ban Righ Centre: Events for mature women students.