UPEI’s Giving Tuesday Campaign focuses on students

This year, Giving Tuesday is on December 2, and at UPEI, the day is all about supporting our students!

“Every gift—no matter the size—plays a part in creating a stronger, more supportive environment where students can reach their full potential,” said Anthony Gill, Director, UPEI Development and Alumni Engagement. “When you give to UPEI, you are not only supporting today’s students, but you are also shaping the leaders, innovators, and changemakers of tomorrow.”

Afternoon of Service at the Mount - Study Break Snowflake Crafting

Looking for a study break activity that's fun and meaningful? Join us for a special holiday volunteer opportunity with The Mount Continuing Care Community.

The Mount Continuing Care Community is a wonderful place that provides quality care and support for seniors. They are all about creating a warm and friendly environment for their residents and guests.

Panel of equity, diversity, and inclusion experts conduct review of UPEI EDI and Human Rights department

A panel of equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) experts made up of three external and one internal reviewer is on the UPEI campus from November 26–28, meeting with key stakeholders and conducting a review of the UPEI Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Human Rights (EDIHR) department.

Together the panel brings decades of experience leading equity, diversity, inclusion and human rights functions in post-secondary institutions as well as leading the Canadian Association for Harassment and Discrimination in Higher Education.

Action Plan IMPACT: Expanded SVPRO ramps up awareness and prevention efforts in visible ways!

The following article has been distributed to faculty, staff, and students by UPEI Communications.

UPEI’s Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office (SV-PRO) was an “office of one” until the UPEI Action Plan called for the creation of the Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Human Rights (EDIHR) department.  

The Curiosity Fair

Students, faculty, and staff are warmly invited to The Curiosity Fair: an interdisciplinary showcase of curiosity-led research, where part of the design is unbuilding, innovation, experimentation, and making something different than what's on the cover of the box. A Faculty of Arts presentation by students and instructors of UPEI 1020 Inquiry Studies.

Public Discussion on Difficult Conversations and Inclusive Language.

Join Diversity and Social Justice in Practice students for a public forum featuring AUS Coach of the Year Darell Glenn, and Sister Sue, recipient of the King Charles III Coronation Medal. Grace McQuaid and Kaylee Harper will serve as moderators, while Bethany Pauliszyn and Zare Onaivi will participate as panellists alongside our guest speakers. Together, they will discuss how they approach difficult conversations and the tools they use to navigate them. This event is open to all members of the campus community and aims to create a welcoming space for listening and learning.

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