Call for Expressions of Interest: University Strategic Plan Steering Committee Membership

The following message was also emailed directly to students, staff, and faculty on September 23, 2024. 

Dear University Community,  

As we move into fall, we are eager to begin the process of rolling out a series of conversations and consultations to engage with University constituency groups on the development of UPEI’s 2025–2030 strategic plan.  

"The commitment of the Elders, faculty, and staff is most impressive."

Dr. Angelina Weenie, from Sweetgrass Nation, Saskatchewan, was appointed dean of the UPEI Faculty of Indigenous Knowledge, Education, Research, and Applied Studies (IKERAS) in July of 2024.

What brought you to UPEI? Why did you choose to join the Faculty of Indigenous Knowledge, Education, Research, and Applied Studies?

This is an exciting opportunity for me to be part of IKERAS. I am from the Prairies and the East presents new learning and life opportunities. 

EDIHR educational display about Indian Day Schools and Residential Schools in Canada’s Maritimes

Welcome to "Yes, Here Too," an educational display dedicated to exploring the profound and shameful history of Indian Day Schools and Residential Schools in Canada’s Maritimes. This exhibit aims to illuminate the experiences of Indigenous children and families who endured these institutions and to foster a deeper understanding of their generational impact.

What you will discover:

UPEI dean receives award from Saskatchewan College of Family Physicians

Dr. Preston Smith, dean of the UPEI Joint Medical Doctor program, has been awarded the Dr. Michael Krochak Award for Contributions to Family Medicine by the Saskatchewan College of Family Physicians.

This award is intended to recognize individuals (physician or non-physician) or groups, college members and non-members, who have significantly contributed to family medicine in Saskatchewan through clinical research, education, or administrative activities.