Tag: Principal Woolf

News in Brief

Woolf announces appointment of two new senior administrators On Apr. 2, Principal and Vice-Chancellor Woolf announced the appointment of the new Vice-Principal (Advancement) and Interim Vice-Principal (Research). Karen Bertrand, ArtSci ’94, has been selected to succeed Tom Harris in the position of Vice-Principal...

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Principal Daniel Woolf drops two spots on 2018’s Sunshine List

On Mar. 23, the Ontario government released 2018’s Sunshine List, revealing Ontario’s public employees who made more than $100,000 in 2017. Of the 3,860 Queen’s employees who made over $100,000, Principal Daniel Woolf dropped to fourth place with his wage of $386,629.92. In 2016 — when he was the...

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Search for new principal continues, consultation firm hired

In the months since Principal Daniel Woolf announced he wouldn’t be seeking a third term as principal, the search for his replacement has become active. The recruitment process, which officially began in January of this year, is now fully underway. According to a Mar. 20 release from The Queen’s Gazette,...

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Official open letter about Jordan Peterson event released

A number of Queen’s professors have released an official written statement, entitled “An Open Letter in Response to Principal Daniel Woolf’s February 20, 2018 Statement, ‘Informed Respectful Debate is Central to Academia.’” The statement expresses their concerns regarding the lecture event featuring...

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Nov. 28 Senate meeting recap

Following Principal Daniel Woolf’s announcement to withdraw from his campaign to be reappointed for a third term as Principal, the Nov. 28 Senate meeting saw updates from several working groups and task forces. Undergraduate Orientation Review Working Group consultation Deputy Provost (Academic Operations...

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Principal Woolf updates Assembly on JDUC revitalization

AMS Assembly convened on Nov. 16, beginning with updates on the upcoming JDUC revitalization and student involvement in the process.  JDUC Update  Assembly hosted Principal Daniel Woolf to discuss JDUC updates on behalf of the administration.  “We’ve decided to, in essence take over the management...

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Senate Recap: October 3

This Wednesday marked the first Senate meeting of the 2017-18 academic year. At the meeting, senators discussed developments from the Truth and Reconciliation (TRC) Task Force, the Principal’s Implementation Committee on Diversity and Inclusion (PICRDI) and enrollment statistics. Principal’s Report Principal...

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News in Brief

Undergraduate Orientation Review Working Group to examine orientation activities, submit recommendations.  On Wednesday, August 30, Principal Daniel Woolf announced that Deputy Provost (Academic Operations and Inclusion) Teri Shearer will chair a working group that will review undergraduate orientation....

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AMS and administration visit Queen’s Park

On Monday, several Queen’s students and administrators travelled to Queen’s Park in Toronto to speak with Members of Provincial Parliament (MPPs). According to AMS Vice-President (University Affairs) Palmer Lockridge, the Queen’s at Queen’s Park day was organized by the Office of University Relations...

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Queen’s debates response to torn or burnt degrees

In April of this year, alumnus Scott Vrooman tore up his Queen’s Commerce degree on camera, and brought the pieces back to Principal Daniel Woolf’s office in protest for the Board of Trustees decision not to divest from the fossil fuel industry.  Months later, during the most recent meeting of Queen’s...

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Dream courses in development

Queen’s is now offering funding for creative professors interested in rebuilding their course of choice. Applications opened for the Principal’s Dream Course program in October, which provides offers up to $13,000 in one-time funding for professors interested in redesigning a course at Queen’s. Up...

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Education principals

Just like coffee and textbooks, uncertainty isn’t hard to find on Canadian university campuses. The National Post recently ran an article naming Canada as the number one country for university and college enrolment, but we’re also the top country for university graduates who live in poverty. It reported...

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Second term sought

Principal Daniel Woolf doesn’t want his time at Queen’s to come to an end. With just over one year left in Woolf’s first five-year term as Principal and Vice-Chancellor, the members of a committee led by Chancellor David Dodge are soliciting feedback from the community as they consider his reappointment. Woolf’s...

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Possible fall 2013 reunion in the works

Conversations about Homecoming’s future are in the works after University Council voted to recommend Principal Daniel Woolf reinstate the event next year. The motion called for Woolf to restore Homecoming for fall 2013, rather than in 2014 as initially planned. The motion passed at University Council...

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Majority of Council vote in favour of 2013 fall Homecoming

Queen’s is one step closer to having a fall Homecoming after a motion recommending the event be restored passed at University Council on Saturday. Approximately 130 Council members voted in favour of the motion to re-establish the event in 2013. Three opposed and seven abstained. As a result of the...

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Rector resignation planned since April

Though Nick Day resigned from his post as rector on Sept. 1, the decision to resign was made with administrators in April. A few weeks after he sent a controversial letter to Michael Ignatieff in March, Day said he received an email from University administrators. He said Principal Daniel Woolf emailed...

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