In the fall of 2018, I had the opportunity to participate in a Kairos blanket exercise facilitated by Vanessa McCourt from Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre (Kairos at Queen's). This participatory and experiential learning – about the history of colonization and its impact on Indigenous Peoples’ across Canada – was unlike anything I had been exposed to before.

By Rosemary Lysaght, PhD & Agnieszka Fecica, PhD

by Alicia Hodgins, MSc student, Rehabilitation Science

by Kyle Vader, PhD student, Rehabilitation Science

On behalf of the planning committee, we are excited to announce that the School of Rehabilitation Therapy will host the 21st Annual Rehabilitation Research Colloquium. The theme for this year’s Colloquium is ‘Rehabilitation Along the Continuum: Re-Thinking the Possibilities for Rehabilitation Science.’

The Aging and Health program held its fourth annual spring on-site intensive event at the Donald Gordon Centre, April 5-7, 2019. The students in our largest yet master's cohort (pictured) renewed friendships in person after interacting online in courses since their initial meeting last August at their initial on-site intensive event. The master's students presented posters in their work to date for their project course, and oral presentations for their course in Evaluating Aging-Related Programs and Services.