The Indigenous Knowledge Keeper and Cultural Educator will address King’s graduates during Convocation after years of sharing her knowledge, time and presence with the community.
King’s faculty lead important discussions through research and public scholarship. Dr. Jane Sanders, Associate Professor and Graduate Program Coordinator in the School of Social Work, published an article in The Conversation about how the COVID-19 pandemic intensified the caregiving burden on mothers, impacting families and workplaces today.
Six annual awards will support students who may not otherwise have the financial or personal support to pursue their education.
King’s Sociology student Natalia Margaritis turns research into a call for local action in London Free Press opinion piece.
King’s Community Support Centre hosts interactive workshops to support helping professionals serving vulnerable populations.
As global tensions rise and long-standing systems face increasing strain, King’s students are engaging with conflict in a very different way, not from a classroom, but through lived experience in an international peacebuilding community.
A King’s Student Perspective on Aligning Canada’s Trade Strategy with the Priorities of the Next Generation
King’s faculty brought research on the financial realities of autism to a national policy conversation.
Aimerie Chartree Doyon and Tyler Tiffin develop a student-to-career pathway to help keep skilled graduates in London.
Third-year student Emily Dell developed a policy framework to reduce pollution in the Thames River by addressing its sources.
King’s student-athletes were recognized with two Purple Blankets and as finalists for several major awards at this year’s celebration.
Hands-on research experience connects students with academic communities across North America.
Five King’s students were honoured for their leadership, service and commitment to community.
The Faculty Publication Celebration highlighted the collaborative spirit behind scholarship at King’s.
Students' work demonstrates King's mission in action.
Dr. Eunice Gorman is recognized for her excellence as an educator, while the honour also highlights the strength of Thanatology at King’s.
King’s University College, in partnership with accomplished alumnae, has created the King’s Alumni Women’s Leadership CIRCLE to strengthen leadership connections among graduates and support the next generation of female student leaders.
What began as a one-day job shadow during Reading Week led to a Client Advisor role at RBC for a King’s graduate one year later.
Jason Peetsma, BA'01, blends human judgment and AI to reimagine talent acquisition.
