EV Charging Station Procedure

• Download the FLO–EV Charging (EVC) Network App
• Locate charging station on app map
• Select station
• Plug and charge

Using the EV Charging Parking Space

There is a four-hour limit for parking in an EVC space. After four hours, the charging rate will increase to $5/hr ($7/hr in visitor parking lot). This is to encourage turnover after four hours to allow others to use the car charger.

The spaces are not to be used by a vehicle that does not need electric charging, nor should they be occupied by a car that possesses a full charge.

The chart below illustrates charging options available depending on the lot location and whether the user is a permit holder or a visitor. The units installed around campus are different from one another and carry different charging capabilities.

Visitor parking lots (Wanda Wyatt Dining Hall and W.A. Murphy Student Centre) – $4/hour ($2/hour charging fee + $2/hour parking fee).

These spaces are not to be used as a location for loading/unloading or as a place for visitors to wait for passenger pick-up/drop-off. There will be a parking fee for use of the space.  After four hours, the rate increases to $7/hour.

Staff/student permit holder parking lots - $2/hour charging fee. The appropriate valid UPEI parking permit must be displayed. After four hours of charging, the rate increases to $5/hour.

Enforcement

1. Charging station - charging indication light

The EVC stations have a light that indicates when a car is charging. This light is blue when a car is charging and green when a charger is available.  It is a parking violation if a car is parked in an EVC space and not charging the vehicle (the light on the charger is not blue). This violation is subject to a parking ticket and/or towing.

EV Charger Locations on Campus

Note: Blanchard Hall will be added this summer.

If you have questions or concerns, please email fmworkorders@upei.ca.

On Wednesday, March 22, ITSS will conduct routine maintenance on the myUPEI portal and related services from 8 pm to 12 midnight. During this time, there may be intermittent access to and performance issues with MyUPEI, Self-Service, Colleague, and  apply.upei.ca sites.

We encourage students, faculty, and staff who may need documents or links located on myUPEI to plan ahead and bookmark or download the resources they may need during this period.

As a reminder, you can access Moodle directly using https://moodle.upei.ca and Outlook email directly using https://outlook.office.com.

If you have any questions, please contact the ITSS Help Desk at 902-566-0465.

The public presentation of Barbara Jane Brewster's PhD dissertation defense, "Mathematics Anxiety: History, Theories, Causes, and Interventions," scheduled for Friday, March 24, has been postponed. The new date will be announced when available.

The Rhodes Scholarships program offers fully funded scholarships each year for full-time postgraduate study at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom. Rhodes Scholarships are for young leaders of outstanding intellect and character who are motivated to engage with global challenges, committed to the service of others, and show promise of becoming value-driven, principled leaders for the world’s future.

Information sessions for students in Eastern Canada interested in applying for a Rhodes Scholarship are scheduled for Wednesday, April 5, from 3:00 to 4:00 pm ET.

Registration link: https://rhodeshouse-ox-ac-uk.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ll03iJOOT0iy7GAjfjxVDQ

There will be two national sessions, one in English and one in French, prior to the opening of applications:

English: May 24, 1:00 to 2:00 pm ET: https://rhodeshouse-ox-ac-uk.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_nHRVoGmURCqG9F5PKds0Gw

French: May 24, 6:00 to 7:00 pm ET: https://rhodeshouse-ox-ac-uk.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xgGYnmM4RtOImr8cyY80Cw

Applicants might also find these additional resources helpful. The first is the Rhodes YouTube channel with lots of video resources including information on preparing the Academic Statement and the Personal Statement. Another resource is the Canada information page for Rhodes Scholarships –https://www.rhodeshouse.ox.ac.uk/scholarships/applications/canada/

Note that applications for a Rhodes Scholarship require an endorsement from the university.  Please make sure to allow adequate time for this process in advance of the final application deadline.  

With no winners in the last SEVEN draws, the total pot has grown to more than $18,260, with half going to the winner of the draw. 

To play, download the UPEI Panthers app or play from your computer. The weekly draw will be held at 8:00 pm on Saturday. Good luck!

Quickly resize a column to fit contents in Excel. You may have data in a cell that is much shorter than, or too long to fit in, the default width of a column. Instead of trying to manually adjust the width of the column to get the right size, double-click the boundary between two column headers (e.g., the line between the A and the B for the first and second columns), and the column size for the column to the left will be perfectly sized to accommodate the cell with the longest text. Easy.

The Island Lecture Series presentation by marine ecologist Dr. Irené Novaczek, which was to take place on March 21, has been rescheduled to April 18 at 7 pm. Dr. Novaczek will speak about the ecosystem restoration project at Basin Head, PEI.

Basin Head was designated as a "Marine Protected Area" under the Oceans Act in 2005, to conserve and protect a unique strain of Irish moss (Chondrus crispus), which is thought to exist only within the confines of Basin Head.

The talk will focus on adaptive management of the marine protected area to ensure that the unique giant form of Irish moss at Basin Head is able to survive in the coastal lagoon environment, which is challenged by the impact of local agriculture, invasive European green crabs, and ongoing climate changes.
 

Join Robertson Library staff for a tasty bowl of soup--black bean and lentils and broccoli cheddar with a dinner roll and fresh fruit on Tuesday, March 21, from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm.

And why not clean out your desk drawer and bring those reading glasses to the Chaplaincy Centre? The UPEI Medical Global Brigade is going to Guatemala in May and is collecting for the trip. We will have a bin in the Chaplaincy Centre all week to receive your donations. Thank you.

Study & Stay PEI is hosting a virtual information session on Friday, March 24, at 12:00 noon. The program is for final year international students from the University of Prince Edward Island, Collège de l'Île, and Holland College who want to live and work on PEI post graduation. Please join us to find out more about the Study & Stay PEI program: https://meet.google.com/ktg-aohs-sqd. Please contact us at studyandstaypei@upei.ca if you have any questions.

EV Charging Station Procedure

• Download the FLO–EV Charging (EVC) Network App
• Locate charging station on app map
• Select station
• Plug and charge

Using the EV Charging Parking Space

There is a four-hour limit for parking in an EVC space. After four hours, the charging rate will increase to $5/hr ($7/hr in visitor parking lot). This is to encourage turnover after four hours to allow others to use the car charger.

The spaces are not to be used by a vehicle that does not need electric charging, nor should they be occupied by a car that possesses a full charge.

The chart below illustrates charging options available depending on the lot location and whether the user is a permit holder or a visitor. The units installed around campus are different from one another and carry different charging capabilities.

Visitor parking lots (Wanda Wyatt Dining Hall and W.A. Murphy Student Centre) – $4/hour ($2/hour charging fee + $2/hour parking fee).

These spaces are not to be used as a location for loading/unloading or as a place for visitors to wait for passenger pick-up/drop-off. There will be a parking fee for use of the space.  After four hours, the rate increases to $7/hour.

Staff/student permit holder parking lots - $2/hour charging fee. The appropriate valid UPEI parking permit must be displayed. After four hours of charging, the rate increases to $5/hour.

Enforcement

1. Charging station - charging indication light

The EVC stations have a light that indicates when a car is charging. This light is blue when a car is charging and green when a charger is available.  It is a parking violation if a car is parked in an EVC space and not charging the vehicle (the light on the charger is not blue). This violation is subject to a parking ticket and/or towing.

EV Charger Locations on Campus

Note: Blanchard Hall will be added this summer.

If you have questions or concerns, please email fmworkorders@upei.ca.

On Wednesday, March 22, ITSS will conduct routine maintenance on the myUPEI portal and related services from 8 pm to 12 midnight. During this time, there may be intermittent access to and performance issues with MyUPEI, Self-Service, Colleague, and  apply.upei.ca sites.

We encourage students, faculty, and staff who may need documents or links located on myUPEI to plan ahead and bookmark or download the resources they may need during this period.

As a reminder, you can access Moodle directly using https://moodle.upei.ca and Outlook email directly using https://outlook.office.com.

If you have any questions, please contact the ITSS Help Desk at 902-566-0465.

The Island Lecture Series presentation by marine ecologist Dr. Irené Novaczek, which was to take place on March 21, has been rescheduled to April 18 at 7 pm. Dr. Novaczek will speak about the ecosystem restoration project at Basin Head, PEI.

Basin Head was designated as a "Marine Protected Area" under the Oceans Act in 2005, to conserve and protect a unique strain of Irish moss (Chondrus crispus), which is thought to exist only within the confines of Basin Head.

The talk will focus on adaptive management of the marine protected area to ensure that the unique giant form of Irish moss at Basin Head is able to survive in the coastal lagoon environment, which is challenged by the impact of local agriculture, invasive European green crabs, and ongoing climate changes.
 

Join Robertson Library staff for a tasty bowl of soup--black bean and lentils and broccoli cheddar with a dinner roll and fresh fruit on Tuesday, March 21, from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm.

And why not clean out your desk drawer and bring those reading glasses to the Chaplaincy Centre? The UPEI Medical Global Brigade is going to Guatemala in May and is collecting for the trip. We will have a bin in the Chaplaincy Centre all week to receive your donations. Thank you.

Study & Stay PEI is hosting a virtual information session on Friday, March 24, at 12:00 noon. The program is for final year international students from the University of Prince Edward Island, Collège de l'Île, and Holland College who want to live and work on PEI post graduation. Please join us to find out more about the Study & Stay PEI program: https://meet.google.com/ktg-aohs-sqd. Please contact us at studyandstaypei@upei.ca if you have any questions.

EV Charging Station Procedure

• Download the FLO–EV Charging (EVC) Network App
• Locate charging station on app map
• Select station
• Plug and charge

Using the EV Charging Parking Space

There is a four-hour limit for parking in an EVC space. After four hours, the charging rate will increase to $5/hr ($7/hr in visitor parking lot). This is to encourage turnover after four hours to allow others to use the car charger.

The spaces are not to be used by a vehicle that does not need electric charging, nor should they be occupied by a car that possesses a full charge.

The chart below illustrates charging options available depending on the lot location and whether the user is a permit holder or a visitor. The units installed around campus are different from one another and carry different charging capabilities.

Visitor parking lots (Wanda Wyatt Dining Hall and W.A. Murphy Student Centre) – $4/hour ($2/hour charging fee + $2/hour parking fee).

These spaces are not to be used as a location for loading/unloading or as a place for visitors to wait for passenger pick-up/drop-off. There will be a parking fee for use of the space.  After four hours, the rate increases to $7/hour.

Staff/student permit holder parking lots - $2/hour charging fee. The appropriate valid UPEI parking permit must be displayed. After four hours of charging, the rate increases to $5/hour.

Enforcement

1. Charging station - charging indication light

The EVC stations have a light that indicates when a car is charging. This light is blue when a car is charging and green when a charger is available.  It is a parking violation if a car is parked in an EVC space and not charging the vehicle (the light on the charger is not blue). This violation is subject to a parking ticket and/or towing.

EV Charger Locations on Campus

Note: Blanchard Hall will be added this summer.

If you have questions or concerns, please email fmworkorders@upei.ca.

On Wednesday, March 22, ITSS will conduct routine maintenance on the myUPEI portal and related services from 8 pm to 12 midnight. During this time, there may be intermittent access to and performance issues with MyUPEI, Self-Service, Colleague, and  apply.upei.ca sites.

We encourage students, faculty, and staff who may need documents or links located on myUPEI to plan ahead and bookmark or download the resources they may need during this period.

As a reminder, you can access Moodle directly using https://moodle.upei.ca and Outlook email directly using https://outlook.office.com.

If you have any questions, please contact the ITSS Help Desk at 902-566-0465.

The use of tobacco products is not permitted on University property as per the Smoke-Free Campus Policy. This applies to every person present on campus. Tobacco products include but not limited to cigarettes, vapes or other smoking devices, cannabis or any other form of tobacco product. University property includes all campus buildings and associated property for the main campus, Alumni Hall, CCCCA, and the new medical school. Main campus property includes all grounds as indicated in the Campus Map and all UPEI vehicles.

The Women in Science speaking tour with Dr. Tasneem Darwish, scheduled for March 31, has been postponed. 

Global Village Multicultural Festival is back!  More than 20 countries will be represented by our own UPEI international students on Friday, March 24, starting at 4:30 pm in the WA Murphy Student Centre (McMillan Hall). This annual event is organized and hosted by student volunteers to celebrate campus diversity, and to inspire understanding and appreciation of other cultures.  

Enjoy the vibrant, interactive displays, chat with some students, and stay for the performances and fashion show! This event is free and family-friendly. If you wish to participate as a performer or set up a display, please contact Chloe or Erica before 5 pm on Friday, March 17. Travel the world without leaving campus!

Contacts:  Chloe (carlapen@upei.ca), Erica (estanley@upei.ca), Obed (international@upeisu.ca)

“The best journeys in life are those that answer questions you never thought to ask.” – Rick Ridgeway, mountaineer and adventurer

Registration is now open for the Faculty Development Summer Institute that will be taking place June 6 to 9, 2023.  Funds from the Office of the VPAR are available for a discounted registration rate for 15 seats. For information about the program and a link to registration, see the Institute website. Email TLC@upei.ca if you'd like to receive the discount code available for UPEI instructors.