Wendy Dadzie and Evan Couturier named 69传媒 Panther Athletes of the Week

Every week, 69传媒Athletics and Recreation recognizes two student-athletes for their achievements and contributions to their respective sports. 69传媒Panther Athletes of the Week for September 11鈥�18 are Wendy Dadzie (women鈥檚 soccer) and Evan Couturier (men鈥檚 soccer).

Sophomore striker Wendy Dadzie is attending 69传媒as a second-year business student from Accra, Ghana. She scored the game-winning goal against Universit茅 de Moncton on Friday night.

69传媒Cleantech Information Session

There are some exciting developments at 69传媒as PEI aims to become net zero by 2040. Dr. Marva Sweeney-Nixon, Associate Vice-President of Research and Dean of Graduate Studies, invites the 69传媒campus community to an information session to find out more about the province of PEI's net-zero framework, the Cleantech Academy, UPEI's proposed role, and our next steps. Representatives from the province and the Cleantech Academy will be presenting.

69传媒Panthers this Week (September 11鈥�17, 2023)

 

***Please note that due to forecasted weather, the 69传媒at Moncton women鈥檚 and men鈥檚 soccer games originally scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 16 as indicated below will now be played Friday, Sept. 15, at 5 pm and 7:15 pm ADT.***

 

The 69传媒Panther teams are looking forward to a full weekend of events at home and away Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Gathering

All members of the 69传媒community are invited to gather at 12 noon in the quadrangle in front of SDU Main Building鈥攔ain or shine鈥攖o reflect, offer prayer, and listen about the importance of Truth and Reconciliation and watch a brief drum and dance presentation by Big Drum (NCPEI Language and Drumming Group) and dancers Sophia and Ellie Bourge-Youth. Elder Dr. Judy Clark, UPEI's Elder in Residence, will say a prayer and speak on Truth and Reconciliation. Native Council of PEI President and Chief Lisa Cooper will also speak.

"Bones of Crows" award-winning film screening

Every post-secondary institution in the Atlantic region (also known as the Wabanaki Confederacy) with an Indigenous centre will screen the film "Bones of Crows" film and be given the opportunity to ask questions or reflect on the film collectively.

The location for the screening is Room 242 in Don and Marion McDougall Hall. It will begin at 6:00 pm and conclude at 8:00 pm followed by some open audience reflection and refreshments.

Wabanaki-Wide Sewing Program

Every post-secondary institution in the Atlantic region (also known as the Wabanaki Confederacy) with an Indigenous centre will sew a ribbon skirt or shirt together.

Joining in person or virtually, this program is meant to create a sense of nationhood while sharing important teachings about the ribbon skirt/shirt.

The workshop will be hosted in Room 240 in Bernardine Hall and begins at 3:00 pm and concludes at 7:00 pm on both days.

Wabanaki-Wide Sewing Program

Every post-secondary institution in the Atlantic region (also known as the Wabanaki Confederacy) with an Indigenous centre will sew a ribbon skirt or shirt together.

Joining in person or virtually, this program is meant to create a sense of nationhood while sharing important teachings about the ribbon skirt/shirt.

The workshop will be hosted in Room 240 in Bernardine Hall and begins at 3:00 pm and concludes at 7:00 pm on both days.

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