UPEI, SDU, and PWC alumni will join their classmates and come "home" to PEI July 23–27, 2019 to celebrate on the beautiful and vibrant UPEI campus. 2019 is a very special year as UPEI celebrates it's 50th anniversary! We look forward to welcoming you! A variety of receptions, ceremonies and class milestone reunion gatherings are sure to be special and memorable events. A significant highlight will include the 50th milestone reunion celebration for the SDU Class of 1969. Check upei.ca/reunionweekend for further additions to the schedule of events!

Located in beautiful Prince Edward Island, the Dr. Tim Ogilvie AVC Vet Camp (a.k.a. AVC Vet Camp) offers a behind-the-scenes look into the world of veterinary medicine. From exotics to surgeries, be prepared to be amazed. It’s so much fun you may not even realize you’re learning! AVC Vet Camp is an educational experience like no other. Activities are planned to ensure a balanced mixture of hands-on activities, lectures, labs, and discussions. You will meet some interesting animals, and explore the science of animals through sessions on pathology, bacteriology, anatomy, toxicology, and more! You'll visit our large- and small-animal hospitals, take a couple field trips, hear about the educational requirements to become a veterinarian, and learn how to keep your pets and farm animals healthy. Applications have closed for the 2019 AVC Vet Camp. Please check back in early January 2020 for information about next summer's camp. 

Join us for the 2019 Panther Golf Classic - presented by Stewart McKelvey! Thursday June 20, 2019 Belvedere Golf Course Registration: 12:00—12:45 pm Shotgun start: 1:00 pm All funds raised go directly to the Athletic teams to help enhance their respective programs. $800 per team; $200 per individual Deadline for registration is June 10, 2019 To register your team, please submit an online registration form here, and for more information, contact: Bruce Donaldson, Associate Director Department of Development and Alumni Engagement 902-393-0662bdonaldson@upei.ca Title Sponsor: Stewart McKelvey 2019 UPEI Panther Golf Classic poster

Classes begin. Consult UPEI's Calendar Dates for other important first semester dates.

Located in beautiful Prince Edward Island, the Dr. Tim Ogilvie AVC Vet Camp (a.k.a. AVC Vet Camp) offers a behind-the-scenes look into the world of veterinary medicine. From exotics to surgeries, be prepared to be amazed. It’s so much fun you may not even realize you’re learning! AVC Vet Camp is an educational experience like no other. Activities are planned to ensure a balanced mixture of hands-on activities, lectures, labs, and discussions. You will meet some interesting animals, and explore the science of animals through sessions on pathology, bacteriology, anatomy, toxicology, and more! You'll visit our large- and small-animal hospitals, take a couple field trips, hear about the educational requirements to become a veterinarian, and learn how to keep your pets and farm animals healthy. Applications have closed for the 2019 AVC Vet Camp. Please check back in early January 2020 for information about next summer's camp. 

Located in beautiful Prince Edward Island, the Dr. Tim Ogilvie AVC Vet Camp (a.k.a. AVC Vet Camp) offers a behind-the-scenes look into the world of veterinary medicine. From exotics to surgeries, be prepared to be amazed. It’s so much fun you may not even realize you’re learning! AVC Vet Camp is an educational experience like no other. Activities are planned to ensure a balanced mixture of hands-on activities, lectures, labs, and discussions. You will meet some interesting animals, and explore the science of animals through sessions on pathology, bacteriology, anatomy, toxicology, and more! You'll visit our large- and small-animal hospitals, take a couple field trips, hear about the educational requirements to become a veterinarian, and learn how to keep your pets and farm animals healthy. Applications have closed for the 2019 AVC Vet Camp. Please check back in early January 2020 for information about next summer's camp.   

Located in beautiful Prince Edward Island, the Dr. Tim Ogilvie AVC Vet Camp (a.k.a. AVC Vet Camp) offers a behind-the-scenes look into the world of veterinary medicine. From exotics to surgeries, be prepared to be amazed. It’s so much fun you may not even realize you’re learning! AVC Vet Camp is an educational experience like no other. Activities are planned to ensure a balanced mixture of hands-on activities, lectures, labs, and discussions. You will meet some interesting animals, and explore the science of animals through sessions on pathology, bacteriology, anatomy, toxicology, and more! You'll visit our large- and small-animal hospitals, take a couple field trips, hear about the educational requirements to become a veterinarian, and learn how to keep your pets and farm animals healthy. Applications have closed for the 2019 AVC Vet Camp. Please check back in early January 2020 for information about next summer's camp. 

The Atlantic Veterinary College is pleased to offer our popular Summer Academy for high school graduates, undergraduate students, and university graduates interested in pursuing a degree in veterinary medicine. The College's Summer Academy provides students an exceptional opportunity to explore the profession in a hands-on, authentic way. Students at the AVC Summer Academy will interact with the College's faculty, staff and students through a variety of instructional approaches including classroom lectures, labs, and hands-on sessions, all of which serve to expose students to the profession of veterinary medicine. The students' experience is further enhanced through an educational off-campus field trip. Applications have closed for the 2019 AVC Summer Academy. Please check back in early January 2020 for information about next summer's academy. 

Colleen MacQuarrie and Sobia Ali-Faisal from the Department of Psychology will be facilitating a workshop on white privilege in the academy. They will be applying liberation psychological theory to: - examine white privilege and white supremacy in the academy - provide space for attendees to explore and navigate their emotions and thoughts around their own privilege, and  - provide time to practice strategies to challenge their white privilege. We are holding this workshop to support UPEI's efforts at honouring the TRC recommendations and creating a safe environment for everyone. (Side note: We will also be holding a workshop for Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC) communities on campus on March 4th. Please keep an eye out for a notice regarding that very soon.) When: February 4th, 1 - 3pm Where: Andrew Hall, Room 142 For: Faculty, staff, and students It is a free workshop and refreshments will be provided. Please feel free to email Sobia (sali@upei.ca) or Colleen (cmaquarrie@upei.ca) if you have any questions.  We would like to thank the Department of Psychology, Office of the Dean of Arts, and Office of Vice-President Academic and Research for their support of the workshop.

Fourty-eight exceptional high-school students from across Canada will spend June 30 - July 26 participating in the second SHAD enrichment program at UPEI, where they will be exposed to exciting workshops, lectures and other activities related to STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) and entrepreneurship.  For more information please visit www.shad.ca