Fellows of The College
Queen’s has a body of 24 Fellows and a smaller body of Honorary Fellows. Fellows of Queen’s College are not actively engaged in teaching the students. Instead, they are men and women who have distinguished themselves through their contributions to academic studies general contributions society. The chief task of the Fellows is to advise the Master on academic affairs and giving of scholarships to students of the College. They are led by the Principal Fellow.
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