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Part 2. Continuation and conclusion of the audience's Q&A period with Fuller. Video quality is very poor and cuts out often.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): John Kettle, Ann Hawkins, Jim Bennett. Begins with Kettle lecturing the audience on the future of work in Canada. Afterwards Hawkins talks about necessary skills needed to enter the workforce in the future, and Bennett comments on Kettle's speech.

Part 2. Main Speaker(s): Vivian Abrahams, Henry Rosovsky. Begins with Abrahams also discussing Rosovsky's speech. Afterwards Rosovsky reponds to the comments made on his lecture.

Part 2. Continuation and conclusion of Tolstoy's lecture on the Nuremburg Trials. He answers audience questions for the final portion of his video.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Margaret Atwood, Erich Vogt, Jill Conway, Henry Rosovsky, William McNeil. Location: Grant Hall. Part of a symposium held in conjunction with the installation of Principal David Smith. Instead of the structured format of the other symposium sessions, this one is an unstructured dialogue between all the panelists. The panelists discuss the university's responsibility to help better humanity's future, with a focus on war. The conversation drifts to whether universities should be known for different roles in society, and the consequences that has on the universities.

Part 2. Continuation and conclusion of the open discussion by the symposium panelists. Begins with discussion about future structural unemployment, before the conversation drifts to the future of Queen's.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Henry Rosovsky, David Johnson. Location: Grant Hall. Part of a symposium held in conjunction with the installation of Principal David Smith. Rosovsky speaks about universities from an international perspective, comparing and contrasting Western universities to others in other countries around the world, and how Harvard is trying to globalize its students. Johnson then speaks on Rosovsky's presentation.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): David Haglund, Nikolai Tolstoy. Location: potentially in Stirling Hall. Begins with Haglund talking about Tolstoy and the topic of his paper, which is revisiting the Nuremburg Trials. He then introduces a professor from the University of Toronto, who talks more about the subject of the talk and who also introduces Tolstoy. Tolstoy then lectures the audience for the remainder of the video.

Part 2. Main Speaker(s): Dr David Roy, Kathryn Morgan. Begins with the continuation and conclusion of Dr Roy's lecture. Morgan then speaks on political paradoxes of personal choices. Afterwards, the speakers ask each other questions about their talks. Then the audience asks the speakers questions.

Part 3. Continuation and conclusion of the Q&A portion of the symposium.