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Each year, thousands of alumni return to Kingston to celebrate Homecoming, reconnect with classmates, and learn about university initiatives, research, and the exciting work being done across campus.

In November 2023, Mr. Stephen J.R. Smith, Sc’72, LLD'17, made a transformational philanthropic investment in the faculty and in honour of Mr. Smith’s exceptional generosity, the faculty now bears his name: the Stephen J.R. Smith Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Queen’s University, also known as .

This exciting change does not impact your reunion. 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.

to receive emails and information about your class reunion plans.

Each year, thousands of alumni return to Kingston to celebrate Homecoming, reconnect with classmates, and learn about university initiatives, research, and the exciting work being done across campus.

In November 2023, Mr. Stephen J.R. Smith, Sc’72, LLD'17, made a transformational philanthropic investment in the faculty and in honour of Mr. Smith’s exceptional generosity, the faculty now bears his name: the Stephen J.R. Smith Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Queen’s University, also known as .

This exciting change does not impact your reunion. 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.

to receive emails and information about your class reunion plans.

The Science '51 Entrance Bursary was established by the class of Science '51 and awarded on the basis of financial need to a student entering the first year program in Smith Engineering.  

Each year, thousands of alumni return to Kingston to celebrate Homecoming, reconnect with classmates, and learn about university initiatives, research, and the exciting work being done across campus.

In November 2023, Mr. Stephen J.R. Smith, Sc’72, LLD'17, made a transformational philanthropic investment in the faculty and in honour of Mr. Smith’s exceptional generosity, the faculty now bears his name: the Stephen J.R. Smith Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Queen’s University, also known as .

This exciting change does not impact your reunion. Details about your class reunion will be added to this page as plans are confirmed.  to receive emails and information about your class reunion plans.

The Science '56 Entrance Bursary in Applied Science was established by the class of Science '56 and is awarded on the basis of financial need to a student entering the first year program in Smith Engineering.

The Science '61 Bursary was established by the Class of Science 1961 and awarded on the basis of financial need to a student entering the first-year program in Smith Engineering.  

The Science 1966 Bursary was established by members of our Class in recognition of our 50th Reunion, which we celebrated at Homecoming  2016. The Bursary is awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need to undergraduate students in any year of Smith Engineering at ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥. The Bursary has awarded over $15,000 to Smith Engineering undergraduates.

Our goal is to reach $300,000! We have 128 active class members and if each member gave $1,000 to the Science 1966 Bursary we will surpass our goal!

Please consider giving back to our Alma Mater in a meaningful way in recognition of our 50th Reunion!

Science 1971 has established the Science 1971 Admission Bursary, which will be awarded to a first-year Smith Engineering student with demonstrated financial need.