Events Archive
SPEAKER: Whitney Kelly-Clark, Department of Pathology and Microbiology
TITLE: Catch-as-catch-can: Considerations regarding wildlife capture and handling
SPEAKER: Mitchell Moore, Department of Pathology and Microbiology
TITLE: Profiling gene expression in female Homarus americanus via鈥�
Dr. Brian Evans, Chief Food Safety Officer and Chief Veterinary Officer for Canada
and
John Knubley, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Agri-food Canada
Will Deliver the following Presentation
"Adapting to Current Realities in Policy Development and Program鈥�
SPEAKER: Peter Gaudet, Department of Pathology and Microbiology
TITLE: In vitro cultivation of Hematodinium sp.: Optimization of culture conditions and characterization of developmental stages.
SPEAKER: Dan Hines, Department of Pathology and Microbiology
TITLE: Analysis of gene expression鈥�
Widening Horizons: Integrating International Perspectives
Ms. McBride has extensive experience promoting internationalization 鈥� experience gained by leading policy development and advocacy efforts at the federal level, research initiatives on the strengths and challenges of internationalization in鈥�
From Monday, February 7 to Friday, February 11, the 69传媒 will celebrate International Development Week (IDW), a national event held annually to increase Canadians鈥� awareness of their country鈥檚 role in international development and to educate them about life in鈥�
Sunday is the last home basketball games of the season with the women playing at 1 pm vs. MUN and the men at 3 pm. The graduating students will be honoured at the event.
You are invited to engage with the students from the 69传媒Executive-style Master of Business Administration Program as they present their marketing plans for a local business opportunity in the "3rd Annual Local Marketing Challenge". In past years, the challenge has focused exclusively on local鈥�
he 69传媒Women鈥檚 Basketball team is pleased to announce their fundraising initiative to raise money for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation - and other related cancer charities - is up and running for a fourth straight season. The main celebration night will take place on Saturday February 5, 2011鈥�
Preparing a Research Dossier
Facilitated by Dr. Katherine Schultz, participants will learn ways to make the research portion of their tenure and promotion file accessible to a broad readership.
This workshop is open to all, but registration is required. To register for this workshop, please email鈥�
First Student Engagement Speakers' Series Presentation: Dr. Shannon Murray
Faculty, staff and students are invited to the first in a series of talks on student engagement. Sponsored by the Office of the Vice-President Academic, this series of presentations is intended to raise the profile at UPEI鈥�
Title: All Your Moodle Questions Answered
Do you have Moodle questions you would like answered? Drop by brown-bag lunch with Kent our E-Learning Coordinator and Moodle Guy for an informal Moodle Q & A session.
This year's career fair has a new look! We are welcoming both Bachelor of Education school board recruiters and employer recruiters to one on campus fair. There is a great range and variety of employers attending this year. It is a free on campus event! Come by and put your networking skills to鈥�
SPEAKER: Katherine Duncan, Department of Biomedical Sciences
TITLE: Investigating Actinobacterial diversity from sediments as a source of bioactive secondary metabolites.
The purpose of this study was to examine potential factors that may be influencing student achievement on PEI's Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics. This study encompassed an item analysis, teacher questionnaire, and an examination of student achievement data over the three years for鈥�
Title: Analytical Instrumentation at a Primarily Undergraduate Institution
Analytical instrumentation is a broad field and to effectively teach a course in this area requires a considerable amount of resources, especially in terms of equipment/instrumentation. In addition, to keep up with the鈥�
