The Class of Commerce 1976 is fundraising to establish an award for students entering the Commerce program in the Smith School of Business.

Established by the class of Science 1948 1/2 and awarded on the basis of financial need to a mature student entering the first year program in Smith Engineering.

Dr. Christopher Mueller's lab at Queen's University develops liquid biopsy tests for multiple cancers, including breast and ovarian, advancing early detection and launching start-up mDETECT-Inc.

Established in memory of Dr. Jeremy Nesheim, B.Sc. 1991, Ph.D. for graduate travel and expenses in the Department of Pathology and Molecular Medicine.

Established in August 1984 by the Estate of Iris Marsh of Bermuda to provide funding for some special project(s) for which funding could not normally be available.

Established by friends, associates and Queen's Law School alumni, to honour Miss Mary Alice Murray (Law '60). Awarded on the basis of financial need to J.D. students.

Established in memory of Dr. Malcolm Peat to bring prominent speakers on topics related to Community Based Rehabilitation including but not limited to Global Health & Global Rehabilitation to the School of Rehabilitation Therapy.

Established by the class of Law '64 in memory of David Farrell. Awarded to a second or third year law student, on the basis of overall scholarship, financial need and contribution to the Faculty, the University and the wider community.

Established by the children of Milton Neil Campbell and Hazel May Campbell (Dixon). Awarded on the basis of financial need to students who have completed at least one year of studies at Queen's University.

Established by George and Maureen Ewan to support seminar and lecture programs designed to increase scientific discourse and culture within the Particle Astrophysics community at Queen's University.

Established in November 2006 by members of the class of Commerce 2006 and awarded on the basis of financial need to students entering the first year Bachelor of Commerce program.

Established to enhance teaching and scholarly activity, purchase equipment, and support clinical and pedagogical research in the Department of Family Medicine at Queen's University.

WEMA Trust fund was established to provide additional funding for projects and initiatives conducted by Queen's University and WEMA Inc. which allows for community-based health providers in African countries to conduct cervical cancer screening programs.

Established to enhance teaching and scholarly activity, purchase equipment, and support research, including but not limited to resident research, in the Department of Medicine at Queen's University.