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 here! Draw will take place on Friday the 17th. Norton Arts: Conflict Management Training Part 1 - 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm in Gym 3, Chi Wan Young Sports Centre Personal Safety & Self Defense. Space is limited, sign up via email to vpstudentlife@upeisu.ca, or in person at the Student Union office. 25 spots available. East Coast Art Party: Sexpress Yourself - 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm in The Wave, W.A. Murphy Student Centre Sex Week Ft. East Coast Art Party! This will be a social painting experience in The Wave. Everything you need will be provided, just bring yourself. Absolutely no painting experience required! A trained artist will guide you through creating your very own masterpiece. Space is limited, sign up via email to vpstudentlife@upeisu.ca, or in person at the Student Union office. 30 spots available at $10 ($40 Value). Tuesday, February 14th, 2017 Millennial sexuality: are we post label? Less sex, more fluidity, new language - 3:00 - 4:00 pm Day Lounge, W.A. Murphy Student Centre Be part of the conversation about the relationship between the millennial generation and sex. Facilitated by Cybelle Rieber, AIDS PEI. What Else Is Sex?! - 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm in Market Square, MCDH An evening hosted by the UPEI Student Diversity Office. Come out and discuss the diversity of sex & love, play fun games, and finish the evening off with a video recognizing the importance of intersectionality and sexual diversity. Wednesday, February 15th, 2017 Norton Arts: Conflict Management Training Part 2 - 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm in Gym 3, Chi Wan Young Sports Centre Personal Safety & Self Defense. Space is limited, sign up via email to vpstudentlife@upeisu.ca, or in person at the Student Union office. 25 spots available. Sex Trivia - 9:00 pm - 12:00 am; 19+ in The Wave, W.A. Murphy Student Centre Join Rebecca and Trent for The Wave’s annual sex trivia! Let’s discover who the real sexpert is. Over 50 sex toys & prizes to be won! Like always, there will be 50 cent wings and drink specials. Come early to get a table! Thursday, February 16th, 2017 Bringing In The Bystander Training - 10:00 am - 12:00 pm in Andrew Hall 142 Bringing In The Bystander Program helps participants understand that everyone has an important role to play in the intervention and prevention of sexual violence. The program identifies a continuum of inappropriate behavior and asks that each member of the community make a commitment to intervene.  The participants will come to explore individual strategies that reflect an appropriate level of intervention needed for the inappropriate behavior.  Space is limited, sign up via email to vpstudentlife@upeisu.ca, or in person at the Student Union office. 25 spots available. Sex & Ice Cream - 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Come out to Andrew Hall 142 or HSB 106 depending on where you fit best. Enjoy a sweet treat & a get a grown-up recap of sex-ed.  Andrew Hall 142 - Female Health Science Building 106 - Male The Love Junkies at The Wave! - 19+ Event, 10:00pm in The Wave, W.A. Murphy Student Centre Kick your break off with some sweet tunes by the Love Junkies! Cover $5. Friday, February 17, 2016 Sex Pack Prize Draw - 12:00 pm in the Student Union, W.A. Murphy Student Centre Stay tuned to see who the winner of the sex week grand prize is!

Please join us for Theology on Tap! with Dr. Libby Osgood, School of Sustainable Design and Engineering.  Dr. Osgood will speak on "Evolution to Wholeness: Questioning with Ilia Delio, Teilhard de Chardin, and Other Scientists"  The Pourhouse, Old Triangle Pub.  Doors: 630 pm.  Talk: 7 pm.  Free admission.  19+

Please join us for Theology on Tap with Weronika Janczuk, World Youth Alliance, "The Place of the Heart in Integral Human Formation".   The Pourhouse, Old Triangle Pub.  Doors: 630 pm. Talk: 7 pm.  Free admission.  19+  

The PEI History of Medicine Society presents a public talk by Dr. Jean Mitchell, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, at 7:00 on March 8 in the SDU Main Building Faculty Lounge. The “Other War” in the South Pacific (1942-45): Malaria, the American Military and Pacific Islanders during the Second World War  draws on her 20 years of research in the South Pacific.

The UPEI Mawi'omi Student Centre invites members of the University and Island community to the annual Connecting Aboriginal Cultures event on the UPEI campus. The Grand Entry will begin at 10:00 am followed by a mini Pow Wow, with drumming, dancing, cultural presentations.  All are welcome!  Thank-you to partners: Aboriginal Women's Association of PEI, Mi'kmaq Confederacy of PEI, Native Council of PEI, UPEI Aboriginal Students Association, and the Department of Canadian Heritage

The UPEI community is invited to come celebrate with us as we kick off the 2017 UPEI Mental Health Week and feature our guest speaker, former UPEI Student Union President, Anastasia Smallwood. “Growing up I didn't talk about mental health-- it wasn't at home or in school, but mental illness was still there. As any relationship does, it has taken time to come to terms with my mental illness,Trichotillomania: accepting the good, the ugly, and myself through self acceptance and relying on others.” Come be a part of our celebrations, support one another and be reminded of the relationships that matter to you. Snacks and refreshments will be served. Click here for the full MHW 2017 schedule

Following the kick-off to Mental Health Week 2017, come join us for a session with PEI’s Chief Mental Health Officer-- Dr. Heather Kaizer --as she offers suggestions and tricks on setting boundaries and being heard. Click here for the full MHW 2017 schedule  

Noted public speaker and mental health advocate Dexter Nyuurnibe speaks on "The Art of Loving Yourself: Finding Strength in Vulnerability". In a time where technology hides the battles we fear to share, we must relearn that our greatest strength is being vulnerable with ourselves and others. Come join us as for a thought provoking, heartfelt evening as we listen to this engaging, motivational young speaker as he shares with us lessons learned from his own personal journey. Dexter believes that our individual stories are what serve to strengthen us, and as such was one of this year's Bell Let's Talk spokespeople. He is also a former Tedx speaker, he presented at a joint session of the World Bank and WHO just last year, and was chosen as one of the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health’s 2016 Faces of Mental Illness. Dexter is a contributor to U.S. based online health blog “The Mighty” and also sits on the board of the Ottawa based non-profit, Voice Found. He loves people, is OBSESSED with pugs and is an avid eater of poutine! Click here for the full MHW 2017 schedule  

Come out to your campus pub, The Wave, and enjoy some mental health-based trivia! Questions are a mix of pop culture and clinically based questions. It's going to be a great time! Click here for the full MHW 2017 Schedule

Drop into the Zen Zone for a workshop on the benefits of daily journaling with Grace Wedlake and Fallon Mawhinney of the UPEI Writing Centre. Click here for the full MHW 2017 Schedule