Queen's University Employment Relations Studies

Congratulations, Tanner Wickware (MIR '26 candidate), on signing a professional contract with Les Cometes de Meudon in France!

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Congratulations to MIR student Tanner Wickware and members of the Queen’s Men’s Hockey team on winning the OUA bronze medal!
Best of luck this week in Nationals!

Congratulations to MIR'26 candidate, Bella Gaudet, on being named the OUA Women's Basketball's Tracy McLeod Award recipient!

TRACY MCLEOD AWARD RECIPIENT 🏀

Congratulations to Queen's Women's Basketball's Bella Gaudet on being named the OUA Women's Basketball's Tracy McLeod Award recipient.

Bella is recognized for her perseverence, determination, and unwavering dedication to the game.

"Over the past six years, Bella Gaudet has reshaped how our program views resiliency. Her steady march back to the court has shown our program that resiliency is not a triumphant sprint across a finish line, or in her case, another made 3-pointer, but all the hard days before, stacked, when no one else is watching, again, and again, and again." - Queen's Women's Basketball Head Coach Claire Meadows

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The deadline is approaching fast! Submit your application now to start in September! https://www.queensu.ca/employment-studies/graduate/mir/prospective-students

There's still time to register for our MIR info session! https://www.queensu.ca/employment-studies/graduate/info-sessions

This year's MIR class recently presented their "Interrupt HR" talks at our annual class mini-conference. This deliverable, one of the assignments in prof. Fisk's MIR830 (Human Resource Management) course is loosely based on the disruption.co model. Lots of creativity this year — here's an overview of a few of the talks: we played a 70's style game show ("Are you Hirable?"), compared AI adaptations to a Barbie dreamworld, and watched "mad scientists" concoct some new benefit trends. Well done!

Join us in welcoming the newest members of the MIR alumni family! Your dedication and hard work have paid off, and we’re excited to see the impact you’ll make in shaping the world of work. Wishing you success as you take the next step in your journey!

It’s never too soon to start thinking about what you want to do after you graduate and if grad school might be the right fit for you. So join us either online or in-person November 12 or 13 to find out why you should consider grad studies, meet with current students, and have your questions answered. For more information and to register for an event, visit https://www.queensu.ca/artsci/graduate-and-professional/future-students

Congratulations MIR student Mya Brubacher and the rest of the Queen’s Women’s Rugby team on winning the 25-26 Championship!

CHAMPIONS 🏆 The @queensgaels take home the title at the 2025-26 #OUA Women's Rugby Championship.🏉 #BannerSeason 📸 James Paddle-Grant

We are now accepting applications for admission to the 2026-27 academic year! https://www.queensu.ca/employment-studies/graduate