Message from the Chair of the UPEI Board of Governors: Governance Review
The following message was also distributed to students, staff, and faculty by email on February 5.
The UPEI Board of Governors is committed to improving governance and developing processes and practices that place the University on a sound footing as it continues to respond to and act on the University of Prince Edward Island Review and moves forward with a new president and vice-chancellor in 2024.
UPEI students encouraged to attend on-campus stem cell swabbing event February 7 and 8
Canadian Blood Services and the UPEI Student Union are encouraging students to attend a stem cell swabbing event on February 7 from 11:00 am–1:00 pm and February 8 from 12:00–2:00 pm at the W.A. Murphy Student Centre.
Members of the UPEI campus community between the ages of 17 to 35 can register to become a stem cell donor and potentially be a match for one of the nearly 1,000 Canadian patients waiting for a lifesaving stem cell transplant.
Innovative Governance Structures to Support Indigenous Economic Growth Presentation
The UPEI campus community and members of the public are invited to attend a presentation on a recent study, Innovative Governance Structures to Support Indigenous Economic Growth, on Thursday, February 8, 2024, from 5:30–6:30 pm in the Kelley Memorial Building, Room 237.
Department of Music - Faculty Recital
The UPEI Department of Music is pleased to present a recital showcasing our wonderfully talented faculty members. All are master performers on their instrument and excited to share their gift of music with you. This recital will be a highlight of our concert season!
Deloitte Canada’s virtual TechTalk series
Deloitte Canada will host an ongoing series highlighting its technology-related fields. This is an opportunity for students to tap into the world of technology and hear about how Deloitte uses technology to help clients move toward a world where human-machine teams create a better tomorrow.
Explore your potential! Discover the endless opportunities for learning, growth, and development.
Register today! https://cvent.me/MwKAoa?locale=en
Teaching dossier workshop for Teaching and Educational Leadership Awards
This workshop is an opportunity for you to connect with peers to generate ideas for your teaching dossier, seek feedback, and have dedicated time to work on sections of your teaching dossier. We’ll spend some time focusing on strategies for developing your award dossier while reserving a large portion of work time for you to work on your own dossier.
Atlantic Veterinary College launches social work support pilot project for clients and staff
In the hearts of many animal owners, pets are cherished members of the family. Recognizing this bond, the Atlantic Veterinary College (AVC) Veterinary Teaching Hospital at the University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI) is providing complimentary short-term emotional support to assist clients in navigating difficult situations concerning their pets’ health.
Black Cultural Society of PEI hosts panel discussion
On February 8 from 5:00–7:00 pm, the Black Cultural Society (BCS) of PEI will host a Black History Month panel discussion on campus at The Fox & Crow featuring UPEI students and faculty. BCS Executive Director Tamara Steele will moderate a discussion around the experiences of the Black post-secondary student population.
Black History Month Celebration at UPEI Basketball games
UPEI Athletics and Recreation will mark Black History Month on Saturday, February 3, during the UPEI Women’s and Men’s Basketball Panthers games against the Dalhousie University Tigers at 6:00 and 8:00 pm respectively at the Chi-Wan Young Sports Centre. As part of the celebration, players will warm up in t-shirts designed by local designer Niki Adeogun. And Shura Hanna, president and director of communications with the UPEI Black Student Association, will speak about Black History Month.
Pan-African Flag Raising to mark Black History Month
The UPEI Black Student Association (BSA) and the Black Cultural Society of PEI have coordinated a raising of the Pan-African flag at the flag plaza between Kelley Memorial Building and the W.A. Murphy Student Centre on Friday, February 2, at 2:00 pm. All are welcome!
