Please join the International Relations Office in welcoming 40 young women and their chaperones from the United Arab Emirates to take part in a 4-week program at UPEI. This UAE government-sponsored program is designed to help students develop their English and IT skills, leadership, and independence. UPEI is hosting the 16-18-year-old students in partnership with the Halifax private International Language Institute (ILI) from August 10-30. For more information, contact Cathy Gillan, 894-2817 or gillan@upei.ca

O'Connor Glass will be replacing the thermo units in the windows on the east side and a portion of the north side of Kelley Memorial Building beginning Monday, August 12. This will take approximately three days to complete. If you have any questions please contact Jackie MacPhail at jmacphail@upei.ca or 566-6034.

The next deadline for submitting biosafety protocols, including new applications, renewals, and/or amendments, is Monday, August 26. Please ensure that you download and use the current forms from http://research.upei.ca/forms. Use Adobe Reader to complete the forms. Submit one copy of the original protocol with signatures to 200 Kelley Memorial Building. Those protocols that are received after the deadline will be reviewed the following month. For more information, please contact Joy Knight at 620-5104.

Please join the International Relations Office in welcoming 40 young women and their chaperones from the United Arab Emirates to take part in a 4-week program at UPEI. This UAE government-sponsored program is designed to help students develop their English and IT skills, leadership, and independence. UPEI is hosting the 16-18-year-old students in partnership with the Halifax private International Language Institute (ILI) from August 10-30. For more information, contact Cathy Gillan, 894-2817 or gillan@upei.ca

O'Connor Glass will be replacing the thermo units in the windows on the east side and a portion of the north side of Kelley Memorial Building beginning Monday, August 12. This will take approximately three days to complete. If you have any questions please contact Jackie MacPhail at jmacphail@upei.ca or 566-6034.

The next deadline for submitting biosafety protocols, including new applications, renewals, and/or amendments, is Monday, August 26. Please ensure that you download and use the current forms from http://research.upei.ca/forms. Use Adobe Reader to complete the forms. Submit one copy of the original protocol with signatures to 200 Kelley Memorial Building. Those protocols that are received after the deadline will be reviewed the following month. For more information, please contact Joy Knight at 620-5104.

Please join the International Relations Office in welcoming 40 young women and their chaperones from the United Arab Emirates to take part in a 4-week program at UPEI. This UAE government-sponsored program is designed to help students develop their English and IT skills, leadership, and independence. UPEI is hosting the 16-18-year-old students in partnership with the Halifax private International Language Institute (ILI) from August 10-30. For more information, contact Cathy Gillan, 894-2817 or gillan@upei.ca

Campus Kids Junior Kindergarten will be offering part time (and full time) spaces for those who have been affected by the current changes on campus. Learning to cooperate in a community of learners and exposure to a stimulating environment in the junior kindergarten program will excite your child's curiosity and encourage cognitive development. Our safe and engaging Reggio-inspired environment provides a wealth of opportunity for these enterprising and energetic young learners to expand their interests and acquire information about the world around them. For more information, check out our website at http://campuskids.wix.com/reggio

Campus Kids Junior Kindergarten will be offering part time (and full time) spaces for those who have been affected by the current changes on campus. Learning to cooperate in a community of learners and exposure to a stimulating environment in the junior kindergarten program will excite your child's curiosity and encourage cognitive development. Our safe and engaging Reggio-inspired environment provides a wealth of opportunity for these enterprising and energetic young learners to expand their interests and acquire information about the world around them. For more information, check out our website at http://campuskids.wix.com/reggio

Campus Kids Junior Kindergarten will be offering part time (and full time) spaces for those who have been affected by the current changes on campus. Learning to cooperate in a community of learners and exposure to a stimulating environment in the junior kindergarten program will excite your child's curiosity and encourage cognitive development. Our safe and engaging Reggio-inspired environment provides a wealth of opportunity for these enterprising and energetic young learners to expand their interests and acquire information about the world around them. For more information, check out our website at http://campuskids.wix.com/reggio

Island Studies Press has relocated back to Main Building, Room 204 566-0386 Summer hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:30 am-4 pm

Research Services at UPEI is about to launch its fifth season of Research on Tap, and we'd like your help. Research on Tap is a monthly pub night, held on the first Tuesday of the month from October to April. We meet at a local pub (The Pourhouse, above Charlottetown's Old Triangle) for an evening of ideas, discussion, and debate. Are you a UPEI faculty member interested in leading one of these discussions? Please get in touch with research communications officer Dave Atkinson. He can be reached at datkinson@upei.ca or 620-5117. Each evening is led by one researcher from UPEI. That person lays out the central idea of their argument in about ten minutes. The rest of the hour is for questions, discussion, and debate. The conversation is interesting, engaged, and always lively. We average about 60 attendees (and have had more than 100 on a few occasions), more than half are from the general public. Discussions topics can be from any discipline, but should be accessible to the public, and should be related in some way to your research. As a general rule, if it would make for good dinner conversation, it would make for a good Research on Tap. If you have an idea, drop Dave a line. If you would like help focusing your idea into an appropriate Research on Tap subject, talk to Dave. He'd be glad to help.

For the past five weeks, 140 amazing sixteen and seventeen year olds have been on campus participating in the Explore Summer Language Program. Tomorrow (August 7) our students are presenting their final projects at our annual project fair where each student presents on a topic that interests them. Topics range from zombies to Beatles music and from the meaning of dreams to binary code; so its sure to be fun and informative. The fair takes place in McMillan Hall (the W.A. Murphy Student Centre) from 10:00-11:30 am and 1:30-3:00 pm. If you have a few minutes tomorrow, please drop by.

Dr. Samuel Workenhe, DVM, PhD is a post-doc from McMaster Immunology Research Centre and is a candidate for Adjunct and Graduate Faculty appointment in the Department of Pathology and Microbiology. He will be presenting a seminar entitled "Use of oncolytic viruses for the treatment of cancer" on Tuesday, August 20, 2013 at 2 pm in AVC-A. Everyone welcome.

For the past five weeks, 140 amazing sixteen and seventeen year olds have been on campus participating in the Explore Summer Language Program. Tomorrow (August 7) our students are presenting their final projects at our annual project fair where each student presents on a topic that interests them. Topics range from zombies to Beatles music and from the meaning of dreams to binary code; so its sure to be fun and informative. The fair takes place in McMillan Hall (the W.A. Murphy Student Centre) from 10:00-11:30 am and 1:30-3:00 pm. If you have a few minutes tomorrow, please drop by.

Dr. Samuel Workenhe, DVM, PhD is a post-doc from McMaster Immunology Research Centre and is a candidate for Adjunct and Graduate Faculty appointment in the Department of Pathology and Microbiology. He will be presenting a seminar entitled "Use of oncolytic viruses for the treatment of cancer" on Tuesday, August 20, 2013 at 2 pm in AVC-A. Everyone welcome.

Island Studies Press has relocated back to Main Building, Room 204 566-0386 Summer hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:30 am-4 pm

Research Services at UPEI is about to launch its fifth season of Research on Tap, and we'd like your help. Research on Tap is a monthly pub night, held on the first Tuesday of the month from October to April. We meet at a local pub (The Pourhouse, above Charlottetown's Old Triangle) for an evening of ideas, discussion, and debate. Are you a UPEI faculty member interested in leading one of these discussions? Please get in touch with research communications officer Dave Atkinson. He can be reached at datkinson@upei.ca or 620-5117. Each evening is led by one researcher from UPEI. That person lays out the central idea of their argument in about ten minutes. The rest of the hour is for questions, discussion, and debate. The conversation is interesting, engaged, and always lively. We average about 60 attendees (and have had more than 100 on a few occasions), more than half are from the general public. Discussions topics can be from any discipline, but should be accessible to the public, and should be related in some way to your research. As a general rule, if it would make for good dinner conversation, it would make for a good Research on Tap. If you have an idea, drop Dave a line. If you would like help focusing your idea into an appropriate Research on Tap subject, talk to Dave. He'd be glad to help.

For the past five weeks, 140 amazing sixteen and seventeen year olds have been on campus participating in the Explore Summer Language Program. Tomorrow (August 7) our students are presenting their final projects at our annual project fair where each student presents on a topic that interests them. Topics range from zombies to Beatles music and from the meaning of dreams to binary code; so its sure to be fun and informative. The fair takes place in McMillan Hall (the W.A. Murphy Student Centre) from 10:00-11:30 am and 1:30-3:00 pm. If you have a few minutes tomorrow, please drop by.

Dr. Samuel Workenhe, DVM, PhD is a post-doc from McMaster Immunology Research Centre and is a candidate for Adjunct and Graduate Faculty appointment in the Department of Pathology and Microbiology. He will be presenting a seminar entitled "Use of oncolytic viruses for the treatment of cancer" on Tuesday, August 20, 2013 at 2 pm in AVC-A. Everyone welcome.