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Help Plan Your Reunion

Homecoming Class Reunions are typically organized by volunteers. At the moment your class doesn’t have a Reunion Coordinator or Reunion Planning Committee, which means personalized, class specific events aren’t being planned for your class. If you enjoy planning events and connecting with people from your Queen’s days you might find the Coordinator’s role a rewarding experience.

As a Reunion Coordinator, you will work closely with an Alumni Officer on reunion planning and logistics. There is no standard reunion format and it can be as simple as a class dinner, or you can plan a weekend’s worth of activities.  An Alumni Officer can provide feedback and answer any questions you might have.

There is still time to plan a great reunion for you and your classmates.

For more information, please contact our Alumni Officer, Reunions, 1-800-267-7837, ext. 74599.

Help Plan Your Reunion

Homecoming Class Reunions are typically organized by volunteers. At the moment your class doesn’t have a Reunion Coordinator or Reunion Planning Committee, which means personalized, class specific events aren’t being planned for your class. If you enjoy planning events and connecting with people from your Queen’s days you might find the Coordinator’s role a rewarding experience.

As a Reunion Coordinator, you will work closely with an Alumni Officer on reunion planning and logistics. There is no standard reunion format and it can be as simple as a class dinner, or you can plan a weekend’s worth of activities.  An Alumni Officer can provide feedback and answer any questions you might have.

There is still time to plan a great reunion for you and your classmates.

For more information, please contact our Alumni Officer, Reunions, 1-800-267-7837, ext. 74599.

Help Plan Your Reunion

Homecoming Class Reunions are typically organized by volunteers. At the moment your class doesn’t have a Reunion Coordinator or Reunion Planning Committee, which means personalized, class specific events aren’t being planned for your class. If you enjoy planning events and connecting with people from your Queen’s days you might find the Coordinator’s role a rewarding experience.

As a Reunion Coordinator, you will work closely with an Alumni Officer on reunion planning and logistics. There is no standard reunion format and it can be as simple as a class dinner, or you can plan a weekend’s worth of activities.  An Alumni Officer can provide feedback and answer any questions you might have.

There is still time to plan a great reunion for you and your classmates.

For more information, please contact our Alumni Officer, Reunions, 1-800-267-7837, ext. 74599.

Help Plan Your Reunion

Homecoming Class Reunions are typically organized by volunteers. At the moment your class doesn’t have a Reunion Coordinator or Reunion Planning Committee, which means personalized, class specific events aren’t being planned for your class. If you enjoy planning events and connecting with people from your Queen’s days you might find the Coordinator’s role a rewarding experience.

As a Reunion Coordinator, you will work closely with an Alumni Officer on reunion planning and logistics. There is no standard reunion format and it can be as simple as a class dinner, or you can plan a weekend’s worth of activities.  An Alumni Officer can provide feedback and answer any questions you might have.

There is still time to plan a great reunion for you and your classmates.

For more information, please contact our Alumni Officer, Reunions, 1-800-267-7837, ext. 74599.

As part of our 50th reunion this fall, this milestone is a wonderful opportunity for our class to give back to the next generation of nurses. We can celebrate our shared past while firmly looking toward the future by supporting the School of Nursing 75th Anniversary Bursary. This fund is specifically designed to assist students pursuing their Bachelor of Nursing Science degree who demonstrate financial need. By contributing to this bursary, together we can help alleviate the financial burdens faced by deserving nursing students.

NSc'78 Reunion Itinerary:

Friday Oct. 20

7:30 pm
Wine and Cheese
Home of Kathleen Poole
Cost tbd
 
Saturday Oct. 21

10am
Tour of School of Nursing 
                             

11 am
Class Photo 

1pm
Football game (����ֱ�� Gaels vs Ottawa Gee Gees)

7:45 pm
Class Dinner at The Keg Steakhouse
Individual cheques will be provided. 

Sunday Oct. 22

10:30am 
Class Brunch at Chez Piggy
Individual cheques (including 18% gratuity) will be provided.
 

In memory of their classmate, members of the Nursing Class of 1980 have decided to raise funds in support of the School of Nursing 75th Anniversary Bursary at ����ֱ��. This bursary is awarded annually on the basis of demonstrated financial need to students in any year of a Bachelor of Nursing Science degree program in the Faculty of Health Sciences.

The Weekend Plan:

Friday, Sept. 15

Weekend Registration
1-6 pm
Summerhill lawn
Pick up Reunion packages.
 
NSc'83 Arrival Get-Together
6 pm
“Tir Nan Og”, 200 Ontario Street

Saturday, Sept. 16

Meet the Vice-Dean and Tour the SimLab
10 am
School of Nursing, Cataraqui Building,

Class Photo
Summerhill front lawn
1 pm
Wear your gold with pride.  The photo will be taken by a drone-mounted camera, and a standard camera.
 
Parade to football game with the Queen’s Band
2 pm (approx.)

Football - ����ֱ�� Gaels vs Western Mustangs
3-5 pm
Tickets are $18 each. Purchase when you register for the weekend.
 
NSc'83 Class Dinner
5-8 pm (Dinner served at 6 pm)
Days on Front, 730 Front Rd
 
All ‘83 Evening Event at the Blu Martini
8:30 pm
Tickets are $21 per person. Purchase when you register for the weekend.

The Nursing Class of 1984 Bursary

Established in November 2010 by members of the Nursing Class of 1984 and awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need to undergraduate students in any year of the School of Nursing at ����ֱ��. Since its inception, the Nursing 1984 Bursary has disbursed over $12,000 to nursing students with demonstrated financial need at ����ֱ��. 

Our 40th Reunion will take place September 20-22, 2024!

Class of '84 Reunion Weekend

As part of our 40th reunion this fall, this milestone is a wonderful opportunity for our class to give back to the next generation of nurses. We can celebrate our shared past while firmly looking toward the future by supporting the School of Nursing 75th Anniversary Bursary. This fund is specifically designed to assist students pursuing their Bachelor of Nursing Science degree who demonstrate financial need. By contributing to this bursary, together we can help alleviate the financial burdens faced by deserving nursing students.

We'll be participating in all of the weekend fun!

I've booked our class dinner for Saturday, Oct. 21 at 7:30 at The Sizzle. 

Check back regularly for updates.

The Nursing Science Class of 1990 celebrated their 25th reunion at ����ֱ�� in October 2015.

While reminiscing at their 25th reunion last fall, members of the class discovered a plaque on the door of the Nursing Skills Lab that reminded them of the expendable fund Nursing ‘90 had established at the time of our graduation.

When we learned that the "Nursing Interventions Learning Lab Fund" had been fully expended, the School of Nursing suggested that the class raise funds in support of the Nursing Skills Lab Equipment Fund.

Nursing ’90 is challenging members of the class to raise the $1,200 required to help purchase a specialized stethoscope that works with the Cardiac and Respiratory models in the Nursing Simulation Lab. To date, we have already donated the proceeds from our reunion ($300) and are challenging everyone to help raise the balance.

As part of our 30th reunion this fall, this milestone is a wonderful opportunity for our class to give back to the next generation of nurses. We can celebrate our shared past while firmly looking toward the future by supporting the School of Nursing 75th Anniversary Bursary. This fund is specifically designed to assist students pursuing their Bachelor of Nursing Science degree who demonstrate financial need. By contributing to this bursary, together we can help alleviate the financial burdens faced by deserving nursing students.

Help Plan Your Reunion

Homecoming Class Reunions are typically organized by volunteers. At the moment your class doesn’t have a Reunion Coordinator or Reunion Planning Committee, which means personalized, class specific events aren’t being planned for your class. If you enjoy planning events and connecting with people from your Queen’s days you might find the Coordinator’s role a rewarding experience.

As a Reunion Coordinator, you will work closely with an Alumni Officer on reunion planning and logistics. There is no standard reunion format and it can be as simple as a class dinner, or you can plan a weekend’s worth of activities.  An Alumni Officer can provide feedback and answer any questions you might have.

There is still time to plan a great reunion for you and your classmates.

To learn more about this role check out the Reunion Coordinator Toolkit.

For more information, please contact our Alumni Officer, Reunions, 1-800-267-7837, ext. 74599.

Queen’s University Alumni Association

Johanne Blansche, NSc’88, QUAA Director at Large, Reunion Coordinator, is also available as Reunion volunteers representative voice on the Alumni Association Board of Directors.

Help Plan Your Reunion

Homecoming Class Reunions are typically organized by volunteers. At the moment your class doesn’t have a Reunion Coordinator or Reunion Planning Committee, which means personalized, class specific events aren’t being planned for your class. If you enjoy planning events and connecting with people from your Queen’s days you might find the Coordinator’s role a rewarding experience.

As a Reunion Coordinator, you will work closely with an Alumni Officer on reunion planning and logistics. There is no standard reunion format and it can be as simple as a class dinner, or you can plan a weekend’s worth of activities.  An Alumni Officer can provide feedback and answer any questions you might have.

There is still time to plan a great reunion for you and your classmates.

To learn more about this role check out the Reunion Coordinator Toolkit.

For more information, please contact our Alumni Officer, Reunions, 1-800-267-7837, ext. 74599.

Queen’s University Alumni Association

Johanne Blansche, NSc’88, QUAA Director at Large, Reunion Coordinator, is also available as Reunion volunteers representative voice on the Alumni Association Board of Directors.

As part of our 20th reunion this fall, this milestone is a wonderful opportunity for our class to give back to the next generation of nurses. We can celebrate our shared past while firmly looking toward the future by supporting the School of Nursing 75th Anniversary Bursary. This fund is specifically designed to assist students pursuing their Bachelor of Nursing Science degree who demonstrate financial need. By contributing to this bursary, together we can help alleviate the financial burdens faced by deserving nursing students.

Happy 15th reunion! Whether it’s been five years or 50, Homecoming is the best time to reconnect with Queen’s, Kingston, and the alumni community.

Make the most of your homecoming weekend by registering for the Meet & Greet to get your homecoming swag and nametag. Grant Hall is homecoming weekend home base if you have any questions, need assistance, or just want a place to meet up with friends. For more information about returning to campus, check out our Plan Your Visit page.

Events are being added to the Homecoming Event Calendar all the time. While some events do require registration, many don’t. Check out the calendar to find our more.

Get excited for your 10 year reunion!

Help Plan Your Reunion

Homecoming Class Reunions are typically organized by volunteers. At the moment your class doesn’t have a Reunion Coordinator or Reunion Planning Committee, which means personalized, class specific events aren’t being planned for your class. If you enjoy planning events and connecting with people from your Queen’s days you might find the Coordinator’s role a rewarding experience.

As a Reunion Coordinator, you will work closely with an Alumni Officer on reunion planning and logistics. There is no standard reunion format and it can be as simple as a class dinner, or you can plan a weekend’s worth of activities.  An Alumni Officer can provide feedback and answer any questions you might have.

There is still time to plan a great reunion for you and your classmates.

For more information, please contact our Alumni Officer, Reunions, 1-800-267-7837, ext. 74599.

Homecoming is a time for alumni to return to campus, celebrate graduation milestones, connect with students, and reconnect with housemates and classmates. Thousands of alumni return to Kingston to celebrate Homecoming and learn about university initiatives, research, and the exciting work being done in your faculty, department, school, and across campus. 

Details about your class reunion will be added to this page as plans are confirmed. If you’re interested in volunteering with your class or if you’d like to organize a reunion event, please contact us. We can help connect you with members of your class, add your events to our website, fundraise, and develop a communications strategy to ensure your event is a success. 

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