Main Speaker: Jason Laker, Dr Karen Hitchcock. Location: Outside Queen's Outreach Centre. Begins with Laker standing at a podium thanking people involved with the outreach centre and talking about its purpose. An ArtSci '08 student talks about the centre from a student perspective, and Dr Hitchcock talks further about the centre. Several other speakers take the podium including Mark Gerretsen representing the mayor, the Queen's community outreach co-ordinator, and Rev. Brian Yealland concludes with an invocation.
Main Speakers: Many representatives from Queen's, RMC, and high-ranking officials in both the Canadian government and other parties. Video begins with clips from the RMC Parade and the subsequent plaque unveiling. Afterward comes clips of the sesquicentennial faculty barbeque. Following that are clips from University Day at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church and also the Fleming Field celebration. Next come clips from the CBC broadcast on Queen's sesquicentennial. Finally shots from the royal visit are also played.
Main Speaker: John Gordon, Mel Goodes. Begins with Gordon introducing Goodes and talking about his accomplishments. Goodes then lectures the audience for the rest of the video.
Main Speaker: Dr Ronald Watts. Series of clips showing footage from Queen's in Fall 1983, presumeably created for alumni. Includes clips of the Golden Gaels, orientation, and research projects around campus.
Main Speaker: Mark Danby, Chris Doering, Teresa Boyle, Jan Le Claire, Alan Travers, Paul Park, David Smith. Location: Duncan McArthur Hall. Begins with Danby talking about the skit he wrote about orientation, which turns out to be the skit. Doering and Boyle talk about their time as first years. Le Claire talks about the faculty of education and plays a song. Traver talks about how other people see Queen's. Park commends important people in the faculty of education. Smith then delivers a speech to the room. Video then cuts to clips of the gathering after the assembly.
Main Speakers: Heather Black, Dr Daniel Woolf. Black begins by introducing Dr Woolf, who lectures the audience of alumni and QUAA members. The topic of the lecture sems to be on how Queen's can improve in the future. After he is done the audience members go around introducing themselves. Black then re-takes the podium to talk about the importance of Queen's alumni followed by a QUAA student member, the rector, an AMS representative, and a representative from SGRS.
