Active UPEI staff are invited to attend staff-only forum, Wed. July 19

The following message was also distributed by email on July 18, 2023. 

The University is committed to listening to and learning from the various members of the campus community with regard to the issues outlined in the recently released Rubin Thomlinson report. Following the first general community town hall held in June, Interim President Keefe committed to further sessions with individual stakeholder groups.  

UPEI welcomes Austin Clement as new director of Conference and Ancillary Services

The University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI) is pleased to welcome Austin Clement as the new director of Conference and Ancillary Services. Clement will oversee a variety of operations that support and supplement UPEI’s core academic functions, including Conference Services, Residence Services, and the University’s Bookstore.

Women in Cognitive Science Canada Workshop and Networking Event with Dr. Debra Titone

Women in Cognitive Science Canada, in conjunction with the Canadian Society for Brain, Behaviour and Cognitive Science, and Women in Cognitive Science Canada (WICS-C) and under the auspices of the UPEI Department of Psychology; faculties of Arts, Science, Business, and Sustainable Design Engineering; and the Office of the Associate Vice-President Research and Dean of Graduate Studies invite you to to a workshop and networking event on Monday, July 17.

Program

AVC Class of 2023 joins the veterinary profession

If you were to describe the Atlantic Veterinary College (AVC) Class of 2023 in one word, it could be “resilient.” 

When the 65 graduating members joined the AVC Class of 2023 four years ago, their studies were impacted by a global pandemic, a natural disaster, a labour disruption, and waves of tests—not of the academic kind. 

Fast forward to today, this resilient group triumphed, making their official entry into the profession of veterinary medicine on May 16, 2023.

UPEI physics student wins award at Canadian Association of Physicists Congress

Nishel Alexander, a fourth-year honours student in physics at UPEI, won second place in the poster competition in the association’s Division of Physics in Medicine and Biology at the 2023 Canadian Association of Physicists (CAP) Congress held at the University of New Brunswick in June. His poster presentation was titled “Construction of optical tools for investigating active matter.”