President's Town Hall: UPEI Action Plan Update
Following the completion of Year 2 of the implementation of the UPEI Action Plan, this President’s Town Hall will provide an update on progress to date, highlight key achievements, and outline priorities and next steps as we enter Year 3.
We encourage all members of the UPEI community to join the conversation, as we all continue to work together in building a culture of trust, safety, and inclusion.
Orientation for New Faculty, Librarians, Clinical Nursing Instructors, and Clinical Veterinary Professionals
This university-level orientation is meant for all newly hired faculty, librarians, clinical nursing instructors and clinical veterinary professionals of all ranks and tracks and complements orientation programming offered by your unit and Human Resources. Our event will take place over three afternoons--August 17-20, 2026 from 1:00 to 4:00 pm in the Teaching and Learning Centre --and will introduce you to several senior administrators, colleagues from a variety of teaching, research, and support units as well as the UPEIFA, our faculty union.
Coffee Break and Wellness Check
The UPEI Healthy Campus Committee invites all UPEI students, staff and faculty to t
UPEI celebrates the achievements of faculty and staff
Members of the UPEI community filled the UPEI Performing Arts Centre amphitheatre on May 21, 2026, to celebrate the achievements of their colleagues. During the event, the University Awards of Excellence and Years of Service Awards were presented to faculty, librarians, clinical veterinary professionals, clinical nursing instructors, sessional instructors, and staff members.
UPEI Bachelor of Science in Foods and Nutrition and Integrated Dietetic Internship programs receive full accreditation until 2031
The University of Prince Edward Island is pleased to announce that its Bachelor of Science in Foods and Nutrition (dietetic stream) and Integrated Dietetic Internship programs recently received full six-year accreditation until December 31, 2031.
"UPEI and the MAIS program taught me being small is a strength."
What brought you to UPEI? Why did you choose to study here?
I come from a twin-island state in the Caribbean, Trinidad and Tobago. I grew up in the eastern region of Trinidad, Dabadie. I chose UPEI because I was seeking an affordable, quality education in a place where I wouldn't be a number in a huge lecture hall. The small class sizes really attracted me because they make it easier to connect with professors and classmates.
