Fair Treatment Policy Redevelopment Information Sharing Session

The Fair Treatment Policy Redevelopment (FTPR) Committee was formed as part of the Action Plan commitments to replace the Fair Treatment Policy and to finalize revisions to the Sexual Violence Policy. The FTPR Committee is using a consultative process to gather input and has been meeting regularly. 

Faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend an FTPR Information Sharing Session, where campus community members can

Fair Treatment Policy Redevelopment Information Sharing Session

The following message was also emailed to UPEI students, faculty, and staff on February 24, 2025.

Dear UPEI Community,

The Fair Treatment Policy Redevelopment (FTPR) Committee was formed as part of the Action Plan commitments to

  • replace the Fair Treatment Policy, and
  • finalize revisions to the Sexual Violence Policy.

The FTPR Committee is using a consultative process to gather input and has been meeting regularly.  

Helena Ikpotokin and Kamari Scott named UPEI Panther Source for Sports Athletes of the Week

Every week, UPEI Athletics and Recreation recognizes student-athletes for their achievements and contributions to their respective sports. The UPEI Panther Source for Sports Athletes of the Week for February 17–23, 2025, are Helena Ikpotokin (women’s track and field) and Kamari Scott (men’s basketball).

New book about the Belfast Riot of 1847 to be launched in March

A new book titled The Belfast Riot of 1847, written by Dr. Callum Beck, sessional lecturer at UPEI, and published by Island Studies Press, will be launched in March in Charlottetown and Summerside.

The Charlottetown launch will be held on March 5, 2025, at 7 pm, in the Faculty Lounge, SDU Main Building Room 201, UPEI, and the Summerside launch will be held on March 30, at 1 pm, at the Eptek Art and Culture Centre.

UPEI presents Theology on Tap on March 4

The UPEI Department of Religious Studies will present Theology on Tap on March 4, 2025, at 7:00 pm, at the Salvador Dali Cafe, The Arts Hotel, 155 Kent Street, Charlottetown.

Dr. Brenton Dickieson, a lecturer in the Faculty of Arts and a founding member of the Curiosity and Inquiry Research and Collaboration Lab, will give a presentation titled, “‘Because My Old Heart Would Burst’: A Settler’s Reflection on Indigenous Spaces in Octavia Butler and C.S. Lewis.”

"I now have connections from all over the world and international friend groups for life."

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

I was born in Dhaka, Bangladesh and have lived in Charlottetown for as long as I can remember (since grade three). Prior to that, I lived in Scarborough, Ontario. I am in my fifth and final year as a computer science co-op student here at UPEI.