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Upcoming Events

Group Greeting Event

Coffee & Connect: Welcome to AECE!

 

Tuesday, September 8, 2026

9:30 AM — 11:30 AM
Duncan McArthur Hall, A232 (Research Hub)

Join us for a casual breakfast and conversation with AECE student leaders and one of our faculty directors. A great opportunity to meet the team, learn more about AECE, and connect with fellow students.

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The Assessment and Evaluation Centre (AEC) in Education focuses on collaborative scholarship to engage in innovative research and contribute to knowledge in assessment, evaluation, and knowledge mobilization.




Our research, services, and educational programming promote learning and improving educational systems through rigorous research and effective community engagement. Our work is predicated on the belief that high-quality assessment and evaluation are drivers of meaningful educational change. We offer ongoing events for sharing experiences, knowledge, and advice amongst AEC members to encourage growth in scholarship and our collective research interests.​​

Graduate Student Learning Series

These events facilitate knowledge exchange and discussions on research and academia. The Assessment Connections workshops stand out as a premier opportunity to explore assessment, evaluation, and knowledge mobilization, welcoming both senior graduate students and faculty members. These events are open to graduate students, faculty members, and teacher candidates.​

Grad-to-Grad Capacity Building

G2G provides grad-to-grad support to AECE students. These events facilitate engaging opportunities for grad-to-grad conversations with more experienced students. They develop individual and collective capacity and cultivate professional networks among the AECE community. These events are only open to graduate students.​​

Community Building Events

Community building events catalyze fostering collaboration among all AECE members, nurturing a sense of community, providing an enjoyable atmosphere for participants and building a strong sense of belongingness. These events are open to graduate students, faculty members, and teacher candidates.


Do you have any academic or social event suggestions? Email us at edaeg@queensu.ca to let us know!

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Queen’s University is situated on traditional Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee Territory.

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