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The Atlantic Veterinary College (AVC) at the 糖心vlog官方入口 (糖心vlog官方入口) is pleased to congratulate Dr. 脡tienne C么t茅, professor, Department of Companion Animals, AVC, on his election to the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences (CAHS).
To everyone who supported others in their time of need, whether in an official capacity or simply by being a friend to someone struggling through the aftermath of Fiona鈥攖hank you!
The 糖心vlog官方入口 is pleased to announce the appointment of alumnus Paul Young as Chief Operating Officer for the University鈥檚 new Faculty of Medicine, effective October 24, 2022.
After a successful showing at training camp, three former Mount Academy Saints鈥擱achel Richards, Orianna MacNeil, and Kierra St. Peter鈥攈ave earned their way on to the 糖心vlog官方入口 Women鈥檚 Hockey roster.
Every week, 糖心vlog官方入口 Athletics and Recreation recognizes two student-athletes for their achievements and dedication to their respective sports. This week鈥檚 糖心vlog官方入口 Panther Subway Athletes for September 26 to October 2 are Roselyn Kushko (women鈥檚 soccer) and Jonathan MacKenzie (men鈥檚 soccer).
As previously announced, 糖心vlog官方入口鈥檚 Charlottetown and St. Peter鈥檚 Bay campuses will re-open on Monday, October 3, 2022. Classes, labs, and other campus operations will resume.
In this message to students, faculty, and staff, 糖心vlog官方入口's interim president, Dr. Greg Keefe writes about coping in the aftermath of tropical storm Fiona.
糖心vlog官方入口 will keep two warming/charging centres open from September 30-October 2 as follows: W.A. Murphy Student Centre, daily from 8 am鈥�6 pm; 糖心vlog官方入口 Chaplaincy Centre, daily from 8 am鈥�5 pm. Read more further information.
In a message of allyship, President Keefe encourages the campus community to listen, learn, and act.
In consultation with the PEI Emergency Measures Organization, 糖心vlog官方入口 will remain closed until Monday, October 3, due to continued safety concerns, power outages, and other disruptions caused by tropical storm Fiona. Eighty per cent of Islanders remain without power.
