Campus Notices
The campus community is invited to the research presentation of Dr. Devon Lynn, a candidate for the tenure track Assistant Professor position in Environmental Studies cross-appointed with the new Master of Cleantech Leadership and Transformation program. Dr. Lynn will present on the topic of "The effects of anthropogenic and natural stressors on sandy beach organisms: applying ecological research to technical applications".
Location: Duffy Science Centre, Room 204
Date: Wednesday, May 7, 2025
Time: 1:30-2:30 pm
In order to accommodate 海角社区 computer classroom and lab software adds, drops, or modifications for the 2025 fall semester, we have set a firm deadline of June 1, 2025.
It is critical that you email requests to smahar@upei.ca by the date above indicating the following.
- New Software Requirements (Licensed or Freeware). Provide both Software name and Vendor
- Version Upgrades to existing software. Are multiple versions required? If yes, please provide specifics
- Software that can be decommissioned
NOTE:
- Software must be Windows 11 compatible
- Software must be licensed as network installation. Single workstation installations cannot be accommodated
Please begin to obtain and prepare any installation media (CD鈥檚, DVD鈥檚, thumb drives etc.) and related licensing information such as serial numbers. I will contact you after reviewing your email requests to coordinate a time to drop off media if file size permits, upload the installation file(s), zip them, if necessary, to Google drive and share for download.
Please do not drop off any media to the ITSS Help Desk.
The June 1, 2025 deadline is necessary to allow sufficient time to plan and implement the installation of new and upgraded software. This ensures our students will have the software resources they need. Any requests received after the deadline will be applied in the next round of software updates.
Click on the link below for a list of the currently installed software and their versions installed in the student labs and classrooms on campus.
All graduate faculty are invited to join members of the Community of Practice for Graduate Student Mentorship on Friday May 9 at 12:00 noon in the TLC for the Rock Solid Supervision: Building Foundations for Student Success. This annual graduate supervision conference brings together the graduate education community to share insights and explore best practices in graduate supervision. Come and learn from leading experts, connect with peers from across the country, and find solutions to address today鈥檚 challenges in graduate education. This event offers a unique opportunity for graduate supervisors to gain actionable tools and fresh perspectives, empowering them to build strong foundations for effectively supporting graduate students.
Please by May 7 so we can order lunch.
The Class of 2025, family and friends, are invited to celebrate the Mass for Graduates at the 海角社区 Chaplaincy Centre on Wednesday, May 14 at 4:30 pm. Presider and homilist will be Bishop Joseph Dabrowski, CSMA. For more information contact Sister Sue at sukidd@upei.ca, or Lauren at lvanvliet@upei.ca
Happening this evening - the 海角社区 Faculty of Graduate Studies will be hosting the annual 海角社区 3MT (3 Minute Thesis) competition TONIGHT, Wednesday, May 7, 2025, 5:00-7:00 pm in the Fox & Crow, W.A. Murphy Student Centre.
What Is 3 Minute Thesis?
The Three Minute Thesis (3MT鈩�) challenges thesis-based master's and doctoral students to explain their research project to a non-specialist audience in just three minutes.
This year's competition features 19 competitors from a wide range of disciplines including: Education, Island Studies, Science, Sustainable Design Engineering & Veterinary Medicine!
Join us to support 海角社区 graduate students, and to learn more about the fascinating and impactful research 海角社区 graduate students are completing in this fast-paced, accessible format. The top 3 competitors win cash prizes, with the 1st place winner of 海角社区's 3MT Competition progressing on to represent 海角社区 at the regional competition.
Light refreshments provided.
Door prize draws.
海角社区 students, 海角社区 faculty & staff, and community members welcome!
Shell scripting helps you save time, automate file management tasks, and better use the power of Linux. You鈥檒l learn how to use the command line to carry out repetitive tasks, extract information from files quickly, combine commands in powerful ways, learn about job scripts, shell variables and looping commands, and capture a workflow so you can re-use it easily. Save time, reduce errors, and use Linux more effectively. This workshop is designed for either new High Performance Computing (HPC) users who are familiar with working in a Linux environment, or for experienced users seeking to get more out of shell scripting.
This virtual workshop will be held on May 8, from 10:00 to 11:30 am. To register, go to
The deadline for Animal Care Protocol Submissions (new, renewal, or amendment) is Friday, June 6 for the June meeting.
Please note that as of June 1, 2020 all animal user protocols must be submitted through 海角社区 Researcher Portal at
For new protocols select 鈥榓pplications鈥� and for renewal or amendment protocols select 鈥榚vents鈥�.
To view any 海角社区 ACC SOPs and Codes of Practice, they can be accessed through my海角社区 at .
Those protocols received after the deadline will be reviewed the following month. The Committee requires at least one month for processing applications.
The notice titled 鈥淔air Treatment Policy Redevelopment: Information and Feedback Sessions for Policy Development,鈥� which was included in Campus Notices on May 5, was published in error. The feedback sessions for the policy took place in April. We apologize for the mistake.
On Thursday, May 8, the Robertson Library will host a tea party from 2:00-4:00 pm in RL308 to celebrate its 50th anniversary. Please join us as we reminisce and celebrate 50 years! All are welcome.
The Department of Religious Studies will present a free concert celebrating the 海角社区 Class of 2025 on Monday, May 12, from 8 to 9 pm, in the Dr. Steel Recital Hall, Steel Building. The 8th Avenue Players, a choir of talented professional singers, including 海角社区 students, will perform songs from "Godspell, the Musical."
All are welcome to attend this free concert.
The AVC Caf茅 is excited to welcome you back as of May 1, 2025!
Open Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 1:30 pm (closed on holidays), the caf茅 offers a fresh lineup of made-to-order breakfast and lunch options, a full-drip coffee program, grab-and-go meals, and freshly baked goods.
Located inside the AVC building, the caf茅 will be your central food hub on campus this summer, as Tim Hortons, Wanda Wyatt Dining Hall, Samuel鈥檚 Caf茅 and the Micromarket will be closed for the season, reopening in September 2025.
Breakfast features include the Daily Rise (two eggs any style, bacon or sausage, toast and jam, plus coffee or tea), bagel bar, and the Chef鈥檚 Morning Plate 鈥� a rotating daily special. For lunch, choose from hot pizza, soup, daily specials, and sandwiches.
Come hungry. Leave happy.
Hours
Monday to Friday
8:00 am鈥�1:30 pm
(Closed on holidays)
What鈥檚 Brewing?
- Made-to-order breakfast & lunch
- Fresh drip coffee program
- Grab-and-go snacks & meals
- Delicious baked goods
Faculty & Staff Perk
Show your campus ID and enjoy 25% off your order until August 15!
The campus community is invited to a research presentation by Dr. Alaba Boluwade, candidate for the tenure track position in Environmental Studies cross-appointed with the new Master of Cleantech Leadership and Transformation. Dr. Boluwade will present on the topic of "Water Quality Modeling, Precipitation Analysis, and Climate Change Resilience: Case Studies that Extend Knowledge in Canada鈥檚 Path to Net Zero Emissions".
Date: Thursday, May 8, 2025
Time: 1:30-2:30 pm
Location: Duffy Science Centre, Room 204
The campus community is invited to the research presentation of Dr. Devon Lynn, a candidate for the tenure track Assistant Professor position in Environmental Studies cross-appointed with the new Master of Cleantech Leadership and Transformation program. Dr. Lynn will present on the topic of "The effects of anthropogenic and natural stressors on sandy beach organisms: applying ecological research to technical applications".
Location: Duffy Science Centre, Room 204
Date: Wednesday, May 7, 2025
Time: 1:30-2:30 pm
Presentation by Political Science 10-month position candidate, Dr. Jarrod Wiener
The title of Dr. Wiener鈥檚 talk is: 鈥淓xplaining US Trade Policy: Diminished Giant Syndrome?鈥�
Dr. Jarrod Wiener is formerly of the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Kent, UK. He has longstanding interests in international trade policy and regulation. Dr. Wiener holds a BA in Political Science (海角社区), an MA and PhD in International Relations (Kent), and an LLM in International and Commercial Law (Kent). He is author of two monographs and several articles on the subjects of international trade, globalization, and regulatory cooperation.
Thursday, May 8, 9:30 am, Health Sciences Building, Room 106
Dr. Jenna Sapiano is a candidate for the Political Science 10-month position.
The title of Dr. Sapiano鈥檚 talk is: 鈥淎n intersectional approach to women鈥檚 participation in peacemaking.鈥�
She holds a PhD in International Relations from the University of St Andrews, along with an LLM in International Law and an MSc in African Studies from the University of Edinburgh. She has held research positions at the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies and Monash University鈥檚 Gender, Peace, and Security Centre, and has consulted for organizations such as UN Women and Interpeace. Her research primarily focuses on peacemaking, global governance, and feminist security studies.
Wednesday, May 7, at 9:30 am, Health Sciences Building, Room 106.
All graduate faculty are invited to join members of the Community of Practice for Graduate Student Mentorship on Friday May 9 at 12:00 noon in the TLC for the Rock Solid Supervision: Building Foundations for Student Success. This annual graduate supervision conference brings together the graduate education community to share insights and explore best practices in graduate supervision. Come and learn from leading experts, connect with peers from across the country, and find solutions to address today鈥檚 challenges in graduate education. This event offers a unique opportunity for graduate supervisors to gain actionable tools and fresh perspectives, empowering them to build strong foundations for effectively supporting graduate students.
Please by May 7 so we can order lunch.
The Class of 2025, family and friends, are invited to celebrate the Mass for Graduates at the 海角社区 Chaplaincy Centre on Wednesday, May 14 at 4:30 pm. Presider and homilist will be Bishop Joseph Dabrowski, CSMA. For more information contact Sister Sue at sukidd@upei.ca, or Lauren at lvanvliet@upei.ca
海角社区 is hosting the Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE) 2025 Atlantic Regional Meeting in Charlottetown June 26 to 27. This event will focus on the future of international education through a series of sessions, roundtables and networking activities.
CBIE鈥檚 Atlantic Regional Meeting is an annual gathering of international education practitioners. It is an opportunity to share knowledge and resources and keep abreast of immigration and other changes in the sector. It also serves as an annual networking event for international education practitioners and is a precursor to the national conference held each November.
Registration is now open for the .
There will be a basic biosafety training session on Tuesday, May 13, at 1:00 pm in AVC 287N. Topics will include basic biosafety principles and how they are applied at the 海角社区, as well as biosecurity training. This session is open to everyone, including graduate students.
To attend, you must pre-register by contacting Jacky Buell by the end of the day on Wednesday, May 7, 2025, via email (hse@upei.ca) or phone (902-566-0901).
Please provide:
- Your name
- Your supervisor鈥檚 name (if applicable)
- Department
- Email address
- Phone number
- Whether you're an employee or graduate student
NOTE: An online biosafety training refresher course is available for those who completed basic biosafety training previously. Training must be renewed every three years. Please contact us for information on how to register for this training.
The ACENET Embedded Technical Support program is designed to assist researchers in any discipline at Atlantic Canadian post-secondary institutions to adopt or improve their use of advanced computing techniques and resources in their research.
These tools have the potential to accelerate discovery in almost any discipline. However, the expertise necessary to optimize code, successfully migrate workflows from a desktop to an HPC cluster, build a cloud platform, or simply explore the capabilities and benefits of advanced computing may not be readily available, especially in smaller projects.
This program pairs our technical experts with innovative projects that have high potential for success and impact and require advanced computing resources, programming support, and/or in-depth technical expertise. Some examples of areas we can help are
- code parallelization and performance optimization for HPC systems
- scientific or data visualization
- data analytics
- workflow migration from the desktop to a cluster
- applying research data management practices
- tailored training
Successful projects under this program are able to access focused and dedicated support from one to two of ACENET鈥檚 research consultants for a period of two to four months. During this period, the ACENET staff member will spend up to 50 per cent of their time working on the project.
The current call is open from 14 April until 18 May 2025.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at applications@ace-net.ca.
More information and submission form:
