Action Plan IMPACT: Celebrating our commitment to restorative justice and keeping it alive

On June 11, UPEI celebrated 12 employees who completed the Restorative Practices Capacity-Building Program. Over four months, these practitioners developed restorative justice skills through eight bi-weekly Reflective Learning sessions and two Training-for-Facilitators workshops. Another 100 senior leaders and middle managers attended a half-day workshop where they gained foundational knowledge in restorative practices.

Music and the Mind Maritimes-Access to Music Education Conference

Music Cognition Lab members at our 5th annual Music and the Mind Maritimes - Access to Music Education Conference 

Join us for presentations, audience interaction, and music from the disciplines of psychology, music, education and health.

Thursday, August 13, 2026
9:30 am - 5:00 pm
Bill and Denise Andrew Hall, Room 142
Free and open to all
Registration is required for planning purposes

Recognizing Remarkable Colleagues – June 2026, Issue 2

Recognizing Remarkable Colleagues continues to be a meaningful way for our community to celebrate one another. Since the program began last August, 242 submissions have highlighted the exceptional work, dedication, and kindness of our colleagues.

Thanks to the ongoing interest and participation, submissions will continue to be featured in upcoming issues of Campus Connector. You can read this month’s submissions (organized in alphabetical order) below. 

PsyD Dissertation Defense by Tori Bolton

The Doctor of Psychology Program invites all to attend the public presentation of Tori Bolton's Dissertation Defense titled: “I was not ready for what was coming. I don’t know if anyone ever is”: Raising a Child with a Life-limiting Condition in Rural Prince Edward Island.

Date and Time: August 5, 2026 at 10:00am
Location: Memorial Hall, Room 104

Please join us in supporting Tori on this momentous occasion!

Stepping into the role: How standardized patients help shape health education

At the University of Prince Edward Island, community members are helping shape the next generation of health care professionals. Through the standardized patient (SP) program, housed within the UPEI Faculty of Medicine, trained participants work alongside learners from medicine, nursing, and other health disciplines to create realistic patient interactions that build confidence, communication skills, and empathy.