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Looking for help navigating academic procedures? Have academic concerns and don't know who to talk to? The Academics Commission at ASUS is launching the Academi...c Assistance Process (AAP) to help better support student concerns. This two-pronged approach includes a manual on existing academic procedures and an in-take form to direct all your academic concerns that exist outside these procedures. To check-out both of the full program, visit queensasus.com/academic-assistance under our For Students tab. If you have any questions feel free to reach out to the Academics Commissioner at [email protected].

Cold brew, matcha latte, chai tea - grab your favourite beverage and join us on Zoom for coffee with the profs! Check out the SKHS Undergrad on OnQ for more details.

Are you considering enrolling in HLTH 315 Theory and Practice of Health Behaviour Change for this Fall term? If so, please see the note below from the course instructor Dr. Amy Latimer-Cheung. Dear HLTH 315 enthusiasts, We are hard at work developing your HLTH 315 - Theory and Practice of Health Behaviour Change course for the fall. We need your input.... The course will include a series of case studies. The purpose of these case studies is for you to learn about best practices for changing these behaviours in diverse populations. The goal is for you to learn how to change the health behaviour of persons who need to make change. The focus is not on your own personal health behaviours, it is on the behaviour of others. You will work on these case studies for 2-3 weeks. We want to make sure they are of interest to you. Please complete the survey at the link below to let us know what health behaviours and population segments are of particular interest. Please respond by Friday July 31st. https://queensu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6YDlb6SmCAlKxqR

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Please take one minute to sign the petition ASUS is currently circulating to convince the Faculty of Arts and Science to include mental health and wellness resources, including those specifically designed for QTBIPOC students, in all Arts and Science syllabi. The health studies DSC will continue to advocate for making Queen’s a safe and supportive campus.