In-Person Vision Presentation by Finalist Candidate "A" for Vice-President, Administration and Finance

The Advisory Selection Committee invites members of the campus community to an in-person vision presentation by Finalist Candidate A for the Vice-President, Administration and Finance (VPAF) position.

Since the search process began in Fall 2024, the committee has undertaken a comprehensive search. This excellent candidate is investing their time and is willing to join the campus community on January 8, 2025, for an in-person vision presentation as well as several small-group meetings (by invitation only).  

"The highlights were the incredible places we explored and the amazing people we met."

What brought you to UPEI? Why did you choose to study here? 

Alex: We are both from the Island! I'm from New Haven, and Rowan is from Cornwall. As someone from the province, attending UPEI made the most sense financially for me. However, the ultimate deciding factor for me was my desire to study abroad, which I feel wouldn't have been possible at another university. 

UPEI faculty member receives international Charles S. Falkenberg Award

Dr. Xander Wang, a professor in UPEI’s Applied Climate Change and Adaptation program and director of the UPEI Climate Smart Lab, has been awarded the prestigious American Geophysical Union’s (AGU) Charles S. Falkenberg Award for his outstanding contributions to the advancement of geospatial data visualization technology to increase public awareness of climate change.

UPEI honours 2024 Founders during ceremony on December 18

The University of Prince Edward Island held its 23rd Recognition of Founders ceremony on Wednesday, December 18, 2024, in the UPEI Performing Arts Centre and Residence building.

This award acknowledges those who have contributed to the University in a significant way and to honour the many contributions, commitments, and sacrifices that have brought higher education in PEI to where it is today.

Piano recital by Heather Taves: Beethoven Sonata Journey

UPEI’s Department of Music kicks off its winter concert series with a piano recital featuring Heather Taves, whose Beethoven Sonata Journey is remarkable and moving. First and foremost, she is a stunning pianist, bringing her formidable technique to these great works. But she is also a brilliant thinker, and in her spoken introductions to each sonata, she illuminates the complex relationships that connect Beethoven and his world, the instrument, the audience and its world, and Heather herself.