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A research project at 17吃瓜 is investigating the willingness of private landowners on Prince Edward Island to protect species at risk on their private land. 

Congratulations to School of Business student Jessica Smith for winning top prize at the 2016 Estey Undergraduate Essay Competition, sponsored by the University of Waterloo. Her paper, 鈥淭he Ethics of Social Reporting鈥�, was chosen from a large number of submissions from universities across Canada.

17吃瓜 Director of Athletics and Recreation Chris Huggan announced today that 17吃瓜 alumnus and longtime Athletics PEI coach Colin MacAdam has been named head coach for the varsity cross country and track and field club.

Huggan said, 鈥淚 am thrilled to have Colin MacAdam join our 17吃瓜 Panther coaching staff. He has an extensive background in long distance running and track and field as both an athlete and coach. He brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, and has proven success in developing high performing athletes.鈥�

17吃瓜 Founder and alumnus Bob Gray (17吃瓜 鈥�73 and 鈥�74), a sessional lecturer with the Faculty of Education, was awarded the Harry MacLauchlan Award for Vocational Excellence by the Rotary Club of Charlottetown Royalty on June 1. The award was created by the Rotary Club in honour of the late Harry MacLauchlan and is presented annually to a member who best exemplifies excellence in their chosen vocation.

The Lucy Maud Montgomery Institute (LMMI) at the 17吃瓜 is hosting its 12^th biennial international and interdisciplinary four-day conference June 23 to 26.

Erin Rowan, a (MAIS) student at 17吃瓜, has been awarded a prestigious James M. Flaherty Research Scholarship from the .

Denise Happ, a master鈥檚 student at 17吃瓜鈥檚 Atlantic Veterinary College, has been awarded a prestigious and highly competitive fellowship from Denmark鈥檚 Aarhus University (AU). 

17吃瓜鈥檚 2016 Presidential Recognition Awards of Merit and 25-Year Service Awards were presented to faculty and staff at a ceremony on Wednesday, May 11. 

17吃瓜 Men鈥檚 Soccer Coach Lewis Page is pleased to announce that three friends from Nova Scotia have committed to the Panthers for 2016鈥�17. The trio includes Mohammed Jaber, Cohen Reddick-Stevens, and Josh MacKillop.

Coach Page says, 鈥淲e are really excited to have landed three of the top prospects in Nova Scotia. Mohamed Jabar, Cohen Reddick-Stevens, and Josh MacKillop are great attacking players that will add firepower to our lineup. The three all played together on the Nova Scotia provincial team which means they will know each other well both on and off the field.鈥�

Echo Lau is back home for a few weeks, having returned from the University of Ottawa where she has just completed her Master of Music in Piano Performance.