His five decades of public service and support of the university are the reasons he is receiving the highest honour bestowed by the Queen’s University Alumni Association (QUAA).

Congratulations to Christopher Cotton who is this year’s recipient of the Usher Prize.
Professors Christopher Cotton and Bahman Kashi were invited to Ottawa on March 19 to discuss evidence based policy making with senior staff from the Privy Council Office and the Treasury Board for the Government of Canada.
Professors Christopher Cotton and Bahman Kashi visited Global Affairs Canada on March 19 to present a workshop on the benefits and challenges of using Development Impact Bonds to fund international development projects.

Faculty from all departments and disciplines have been taking advantage of the rich resources at Agnes for vivid experiential learning.

The School of Graduate Studies invites nominations for this award. Its purpose is to recognize outstanding supervisors who demonstrate excellence in advising, monitoring and mentoring their graduate students.

Professor Koeppl says that before charging ahead with open banking, there are (at least) three questions that must be asked and answered. 

Behavioural Neuroeconomics