Title: Insurance and Risk Management

URL: http://www.queensu.ca/irm/

Description: The Office of Insurance and Risk Management is responsible for identifying and analyzing risks inherent in the activities of the Queen's Community.

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Subject:   risk management,  insurance,  policy

Title: Office of the Principal and Vice-Chancellor

URL: http://www.queensu.ca/principal/

Description: The Principal is accountable to the Board of Trustees for the management of the university and to the Senate for the implementation of academic policies. The Principal chairs the Senate and serves as the link between Queen's two main governing bodies. The administrative responsibilities that accompany the office include: setting the overall budget allocations for each faculty and school, in consultation with the Vice-Principals and the Deans; approving academic appointments, promotions, or awards of tenure or leave, after receiving recommendations from the Vice-Principal (Academic) and relevant dean and department head. The Principal also plays a major role in policy-making by formulating proposals for the academic and physical development of the University for consideration by the Board and the Senate.

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Subject:   Board of Trustees,  Senate,  policy ,  governance

Title: University Secretariat and Legal Counsel

URL: http://www.queensu.ca/secretariat/

Description: The University Secretariat supports and assists the Board of Trustees, the Senate and the University Council to achieve their objectives. The University Secretariat sustains the good governance of Queen's University and is the authoritative source of institutional memory and impartial advice for all members of the University community.

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Subject:   governance,  policy

URL: http://www.queensu.ca/vpr/

Description: The Office of VP (Research) provides support to research centres and institutes; encourages collaborative ventures with government, not-for-profits, and private sector; develops and strengthen programs in strategic areas; invests in human and physical infrastructure; ensures compliance of ethical standards; interacts with politicians and policymakers to advocate for a fiscal environment that recognizes and supports university research; brings the benefits of discovery to the public through: published work, events and communications, knowledge and technology transfer, and commercialization.

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Subject:   research,  ethics,  policy