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The Peer Support Centre is a group of dedicated student volunteers who provide welcoming, confidential, and empathetic peer-based support to students at Queen’s University. Students are encouraged to come and speak with our volunteers who will listen and offer support for any and all issues. As well, we can suggest resources available on campus and in the Kingston community.
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Counselling Services
Professional counsellors are available for crisis and one-on-one support. Call (613) 533-6000 ext 78264 for an appointment. Immediate (within 24 hours) emergency appointments are available: call or drop-in to the LaSalle building. www.queensu.ca/studentwellness
Chaplain
The University Chaplain, Kate Johnson provides non-denominational services and support of any kind, as a confidante and advisor to students. www.queensu.ca/chaplain
Outreach Counsellors
- Outreach Counsellor/Student Advisor (JDUC), Hagar Prah hagar.prah@queensu.ca
- Outreach Counsellor (Residences: Victoria, Leonard, Gord/Brockington, Morris, Waldron), Freeman Woolnough freeman.woolnough@queensu.ca
- Outreach Counsellor (Residences: Adelaide, Ban Righ, Chown Hall, Jean Royce, Watts, Leggett, McNeill, Harkness, Graduate Residence), Nadia Fehr nadia.sawayafehr@queensu.ca
- Cross-cultural Counsellor, Arunima Khanna, 7ak1@queensu.ca
Human Rights Office
The Advisory Service provides confidential advice and assistance to those who have questions or concerns about issues related to human rights. Contact (613) 533-6886 for more information. www.queensu.ca/humanrights
SGPS Student Advisors
The Student Advisors offer advice and advocacy services to graduate and professional students in issues concerning their well-being while here at Queen’s. www.sgps.ca/services/advisors
Housing Resource Centre & Academic Grievance Centre
The Housing Resource Centre and the Academic Grievance Centre, both located in JDUC 26, are student run and led support services, confidential, and non-judgemental, focusing on the issues pertaining to housing and Academics respectively. Trained volunteers of the HRC can provide peer lease reading, mediation, resource referrals, and housemate/househunting suggestions. AGC officers are trained in knowledge of academic policy, appeals, and other academic issues, and can offer support and advocacy in the area of academic appeals.
