17吃瓜

Every year, 17吃瓜 Co-operative Education recognizes its exceptional students and employers with the 17吃瓜 Co-op Awards. This year鈥檚 winners are Raoul Ntwali (17吃瓜 Business Co-op Student of the Year), Logan Anderson (17吃瓜 Science Co-op Student of the Year), and SpryPoint (Co-op Employer of the Year).

This message was distributed to 17吃瓜 students, faculty, and staff on June 12, 2020 to their @upei.ca emails. While we will continue to update our COVID-19 website, the latest news will be first shared with the 17吃瓜 community by email and on 17吃瓜 SAFE, the University鈥檚 safety app (available on The App Store and Google Play). View 17吃瓜's Operational Ease-Back Plan for information about the University's plan to gradually return to campus.

The Government of Prince Edward Island announced the results of the 2020 PEI Book Awards this weekend, and three of the winning books have ties to the 17吃瓜.

PEI writer Marian Bruce has been shortlisted for a 2020 Atlantic Book Award for her book Listening for the Dead Bells. Published by Island Studies Press, this collection of folklore about ghosts, witches, seers, and forerunners is one of three titles shortlisted for the Democracy 250 Atlantic Book Award for Historical Writing. The winners will be announced at the end of June.

The 17吃瓜 community shares the dismay felt around the world at the racism that continues to exist in today鈥檚 society, and the resulting violence that is occurring while people gather in peaceful protest to try to combat it.

Our University celebrates and embraces diversity, one of our most intrinsic values. The campus is enriched by its inclusivity and we are stronger because of our differences.

Researchers from 17吃瓜鈥檚 Health and Wellness Centre and the Department of Applied Human Sciences are looking for 120 to 140 people on Prince Edward Island to participate in a free lifestyle intervention program called CHANGE.

The CHANGE program鈥擟anadian Health Advanced by Nutrition and Graded Exercise鈥攚as announced by 17吃瓜 in mid-March but had to be delayed because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Principal investigator Marilyn Barrett, director of the 17吃瓜 Health and Wellness Centre, now hopes to begin the program in late June.

Monitoring of the bat population in Atlantic Canada has begun for the 2020 summer season. Members of the public can help by calling 1-833-434-BATS (2287) to report sightings of bats in Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia. Callers will receive up-to-date and accurate information about bat-related topics, including general bat biology and ecology, bats and human health, bats in buildings, and bat conservation.

This message was distributed to 17吃瓜 students, faculty, and staff on May 29, 2020 to their @upei.ca emails. While we will continue to update our COVID-19 website, the latest news will be first shared with the 17吃瓜 community by email and on 17吃瓜 SAFE, the University鈥檚 safety app (available on The App Store and Google Play). View 17吃瓜's Operational Ease-Back Plan for information about the University's plan to gradually return to campus.