Events Archive
Island Studies February Lecture
PEI and the Maggies: Long-standing Connections
The February Island Studies Lecture is Thursday, February 23, at 7 p.m. in the SDU Main Building Faculty Lounge on the UPEI campus, featuring Island historian Georges Arsenault, speaking about connections between Prince…
Speaker: Nadia Prigoda-Lee, Biomedical Sciences
Title: Evaluating and Optimizing Canine Lyme Disease Diagnosis
Fair Dealing: What’s the Deal? A Presentation and Discussion on Campus Copyright
- Tea/coffee/juice and sweets will be provided; BYOS (Bring Your Own Sandwiches)
If you’ve ever used a copyrighted work — whether in a lecture, a class reading, or in the course of study and research — then you’ve…
Career Services is hosting the Campus Job Fair on Wednesday, February 15, 2017. Departments and faculties that hire students throughout the year will be promoting their current and upcoming opportunities. Students are encouraged to attend and meet with potential on-campus employers.
A recital by Eklektikos, directed by Dale Sorensen, at Dr. Steel Recital Hall.
The PEI History of Medicine Society presents Erika Dyck, Professor of History and a Canada Research Chair in Medical History at the University of Saskatchewan. Psychedelics fell from medical grace nearly half a century ago, but recent activity suggests that some researchers have “high hopes” for…
Need a stronger resume? Career Services and the Writing Centre are collaborating to put on “Resumania 2017.” Join us, for tips on making your resume flawless!
Don't have a resume? - No problem!
Stop by and pick up sample resumes to get started!
Book your time slot: https://…
Monday, February 13, 2017
Sex Week Kick Off Fair - 10:00 am -1:00 pm in MCDH Schurman Market Square
Come take a walk through the sex week kick off fair and talk with professionals from all over Prince Edward Island. Don’t forget to submit your name into the sex week prize draw while you’re…
Dr. Alexandre Baril will present the Difficult Dialogues conference keynote presentation "Rethinking Disabled and Trans* Embodiments: Cripping trans* and 'transing' disability." Free, everyone welcome.
The Difficult Dialogues are academic, student driven conferences that highlight issues that may…
The Difficult Dialogues are academic, student driven conferences that highlight issues that may be considered difficult to have conversations around.
Free, everyone welcome.
For more information about presentations and conference schedules, see the Facebook event page or the Difficult…
Dr. Adam Johnston, Applied Human Sciences, will present the next seminar for the ESC-HUB seminar series on Friday, February 10, 2017 at 12:30 pm in the Duffy Science Centre, Rm. 204.
Dr. Johnston's presentation is entitled, “Stem cell regulation in tissue homeostasis and repair”. …
This event has been postponed due to inclement weather. An announcement will be made when the organizers have determined a suitable date and time to host the event.
The Atlantic Council for International Cooperation (ACIC) will hold the 27th annual International Development Week (IDW) February 6-…
Speaker: Jordan Poley, Pathology and Microbiology
Title: Towards a model species: Lessons from salmon lice (Lepeophtheirus salmonis)
Do you wish you could have someone read your textbook to you?
Would you rather "speak" your paper instead of writing it?
Are you tired of taking notes in class?
If you answered yes (or maybe) to any of these questions, we have the session for you!! Come check out the magic of some life changing…
Keep Walking Forward: Film Showing on Cyber-activism and Islamophobia
Join Royal Road University graduate students Rebecca Gass and Meghan Miller Cronkite for a screening of the films Letter to a Terrorist and Keep Walking Forward, followed by a presentation and panel discussion with UPEI staff and…
The Atlantic Council for International Cooperation (ACIC) will hold the 27th annual International Development Week (IDW) February 6-11. UPEI is a proud member of the ACIC and will host two events for IDW.
IDW brings together the PEI members of the ACIC and development groups from across the country…
This Friday February 3rd, the UPEI Community is invited to come out to the Panthers' Basketball games not only to cheer on the UPEI players, but also to participate in a show of solidarity for refugees.
The evening will be hosted by UPEI's WUSC (World University Service of Canada) Committee…
Speaker: Kim Foote, Pathology and Microbiology
Title: Erythrophagocytic Histiocytic Sarcoma - a diagnostic dilemma?
The UPEI Music Department 2016-2017 Recital Series is pleased to present the 2017 Dr Frances Gray Music Performance Competition featuring five finalists, Johanna Vessey, clarinet; Leah Jordan, clarinet, Justin Amador, horn; Emily Proude, saxophone and Andrea Corder, soprano. Each will be…
The UPEI Faculty of Education invites you to an International Dinner and Silent Auction.
Featuring Chef Emily Wells of The Mill and Local 343
Saturday, January 28, 2017 5:00-8:00 PM
(storm date: Sunday, January 29)
Jack Blanchard Hall, 3 Pond Street, Charlottetown
$30 per seat
For more…
