Vice Dean, Education Leslie Flynn is pleased to announce that Benoit Antoine-Bacon, former Provost and Vice-Principal (Academic) at Queen’s University, has appointed Dr. Ingrid Harle as Director, Faculty Development for the Faculty of Health Sciences. The appointment is for a five-year period beginning on July 1.
Guest blog by Andrew Dawson, a 4th-year medical student at Queen’s and the current Chair of the Ontario Medical Students Association.
The Translational Institute of Medicine (TIME) is proud to announce that its new web-based research networking tool called TIME UNIWeb is live! This user-friendly online platform helps seamlessly connect researchers and research groups with shared research interests at Queen’s University. Over 200 researchers and scholars have already signed up. Many members have already loaded their profiles, have established their connectivity creating research communities, and it is rapidly growing every day.
Dean Richard Reznick is pleased to announce that Benoit-Antoine Bacon, former Provost and Vice-Principal (Academic) at Queen’s University, has appointed Dr. Richard van Wylick as Associate Dean, Professional Development, for the Faculty of Health Sciences. The appointment is for a five-year period beginning on July 1. Dr. van Wylick has been serving as the Interim Associate Dean of Continuing Professional Development since November.
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Dr. DJ Cook, Associate Professor in the Department of Surgery and a Neurosurgeon at KHSC, has been named one of this year's Canada's Top 40 Under 40. Dr. Cook is being recognized for his work in developing minimally invasive surgical procedures for complex brain disorders, as well for his innovative research focusing on therapy and treatments to enhance recovery for patients who have suffered a stroke.
It’s great to be back at Queen’s after spending six months away. This was my first academic leave (sabbatical) in over thirty years of academic life. I found the experience energizing and intellectually enriching. The visits to the various centers to which I travelled were stimulating and informative. There is a lot of information that I will be bringing back to Queen’s, and I also hope and believe that I have imparted some of my experience to the institutions that welcomed me as a visitor.
Bring your colleagues and grab some free ice cream in City Park across from 20 Barrie street. Non-dairy options will be available.
Dr. Reznick is back on campus and ready to compete. Can you get more steps each day than him?
Come and watch the World Cup Semi Finals with your colleagues in SOM 132A
Bring your laptop and work or have a late lunch.
