Queen's CFRC Radio: Special Programming

Queen’s Soul Food is a student run organization which delivers the unconsumed food from Queen’s University campus cafeterias to local Kingston shelters every night. The program consists of student volunteers delivering surplus food from the dining halls to homeless shelters within the community. Soul Food not only provides healthy food through community outreach, but also reduces the amount of waste going into landfills. Roya DelSol and Katie Marquardt are both 4th year Queen's students and members of the Soul Food executive. Roya and Katie manage Marketing and Recruitment.

Queen's University Disability Services assists students with disabilities in many ways including providing advocacy and support, as well as recommending accommodations. Jeanette Parsons is a Disability Services Advisor at Queen's University Disability Services. She conducts initial interviews to help each student determine which accommodations are required. After the interviews, individualized accommodations are arranged, the appropriate information is sent to faculty and staff and, if required, referrals to other services are provided. In addition to assisting students with accommodations, the Jeanette liaises with the Queen's Community regarding accessibility policies and issues and promotes disability awareness.

Queen's University International Centre is a support service for all members of the Queen's community and through its activities promotes an internationally informed and cross-culturally sensitive learning environment. Susan Anderson is the Assistant Director of Queen's University International Centre. She is responsible for the development, direction and execution of support services programming for international and new Canadian members of the Queen’s community and for students intending a study or work sojourn abroad. Susan is an international student advisor and intercultural trainer.