UPEI students are going door to door to collect non-perishable food items on Thursday, October 31 from 4:15–7:00 pm in support of UPEI’s food bank. They will be visiting the following Charlottetown streets: Seaview Blvd, Cooper St, Atlantic St, Carvell St, Hunt Ave, Shell St, Westview St, Skyview St, and Hutchinson St. “Trick or Eat” is a national Halloween food drive organized by Meal Exchange, a registered charity that empowers student leaders to address hunger in their communities. Since 1993, the charity has raised over $3M worth of food and engaged over 87,000 youth across North America. Suggested items include: pasta products/pasta sauce, rice, canned meats and fish, peanut butter, cereal, canned vegetables, dry and canned soups, fruit juices, canned/powdered milk, baby food, diapers, beans and legumes. Items can also be donated to the group organizers. All proceeds will support UPEI’s Food Bank. Interested in canvassing for the campaign? Contact UPEI Residence Life Advisors and event organizers Kaylee Graham at krgraham@upei.ca, (902) 218-3772; Taylor McIntyre tmcintyre@upei.ca; or Paige Stubbs pstubbs@upei.ca Help support UPEI’s food bank, and have a safe and happy Halloween!

A major concern of horse owners, colic is a common disorder of the equine digestive system, resulting in abdominal discomfort and often severe pain. It is likely that most horses will have an episode at some time in their life. On Tuesday, November 19, 7:00–8:30 pm, Dr. Kathleen MacMillan, Equine Ambulatory Service, Atlantic Veterinary College, will share her knowledge about this painful and potentially deadly condition in horses. She will present information about the different types of colic, recognition of symptoms, diagnosis and treatment, and reduction of risk of the illness. The event will take place in AVC Lecture Theatre A. Everyone is welcome. Admission is free and refreshments will be served. Donations to the AVC Friends and Family gratefully accepted. For information, contact (902) 566-0589 or avc.upei.ca.

Do you know a veterinarian who has gone beyond the call of duty in his or her work? The Atlantic Veterinary College is accepting nominations of veterinarians for its 2013 Atlantic Award of Excellence in Veterinary Medicine and Animal Care. The deadline for submissions is Wednesday, October 30, at 4 pm AST. Visit avc.upei.ca/awards for more information and the nomination form.

On Friday, October 25 from 5:30–7:00 pm in AVC Lecture Theatre A, a continuation of the Difficult Dialogues series that was started last year at UPEI will be taking place again this year. The topic is transgendered persons and their life experiences. During this event, attendees will have the opportunity to learn about what transgendered people have to go through on a daily basis. The event is an interactive event in the sense that those in attendance will have several opportunities to ask questions that they may have about the material presented, as well as ask about the experiences some of the presenters have had. Panelists will also be available following the event for further discussions with attendees. All are welcome to attend!

Home games: Thursday, October 24 5:00 pm—Women's Soccer vs. UdeM 7:15 pm—Men's Soccer vs. UdeM Friday, October 25 7:30 pm—Men's Hockey vs. Dalhousie Saturday, October 26 12:00 pm—Women's Rugby vs. Acadia (AUS Semi Final) 7:00 pm—Men's Hockey vs. Acadia 2013 Subway AUS Women's Rugby Championship: Saturday, October 26 12:00 pm Semifinal #1 UPEI vs Acadia 2:00 pm Semifinal #2 SMU vs StFX Sunday, October 27 2:00 pm Championship Away games: Friday, October 25 6:15 pm—Men's Basketball vs. StFX (@ CBU Fall Classic Tournament) 7:00 pm—Women's Basketball vs. StFX (@ Don Grant Classic) 7:00 pm—Women's Hockey vs. UdeM Saturday, October 26 1:00 pm—Women's Basketball vs. Acadia (@ Don Grant Classic) 2:00 pm—Women's Hockey vs. Saint Thomas 4:00 pm—Women's Soccer vs. Acadia 6:15 pm—Men's Soccer vs. Acadia 6:15 pm—Men's Basketball vs. Acadia (@ CBU Fall Classic Tournament) Sunday, October 26 11:00 am—Men's Basketball vs. UMFK (@ CBU Fall Classic Tournament) 1:00 pm—Women's Basketball vs. UNB (@ Don Grant Classic) *Cheer on your UPEI Panthers at home or by watching austv.ca! GOPANTHERSGO!

UPEI students are going door to door to collect non-perishable food items on Thursday, October 31 from 4:15–7:00 pm in support of UPEI’s food bank. They will be visiting the following Charlottetown streets: Seaview Blvd, Cooper St, Atlantic St, Carvell St, Hunt Ave, Shell St, Westview St, Skyview St, and Hutchinson St. “Trick or Eat” is a national Halloween food drive organized by Meal Exchange, a registered charity that empowers student leaders to address hunger in their communities. Since 1993, the charity has raised over $3M worth of food and engaged over 87,000 youth across North America. Suggested items include: pasta products/pasta sauce, rice, canned meats and fish, peanut butter, cereal, canned vegetables, dry and canned soups, fruit juices, canned/powdered milk, baby food, diapers, beans and legumes. Items can also be donated to the group organizers. All proceeds will support UPEI’s Food Bank. Interested in canvassing for the campaign? Contact UPEI Residence Life Advisors and event organizers Kaylee Graham at krgraham@upei.ca, (902) 218-3772; Taylor McIntyre tmcintyre@upei.ca; or Paige Stubbs pstubbs@upei.ca Help support UPEI’s food bank, and have a safe and happy Halloween!

Pumpkin Carving - Happy Halloween!—Wednesday, October 30, 11:30 am—1:00 pm, McMillan Hall, W.A. Murphy Student Centre We are starting this popular festive holiday with a pumpkin carving contest. Think you have what it takes to carve a spook-tacular pumpkin? Pumpkins will be put on display for your viewing and judging pleasure. Come and see the talent we have at UPEI and start Halloween off a day early! Prizes include: 1st place - $75 Sobeys gift card, 2nd Prize - $50 Bookstore gift card. Judging will take place at 1:00 pm. This event is being brought to you by UPEI Wellness and Student Union. Decorations and Costume Contest—Thursday, October 31 Bring your office together by decorating and dressing up for Halloween. UPEI Wellness will be having its annual UPEI Halloween Costume and office decorating contest on Thursday, October 31 from 11:30 am–1:30 pm. There will be prizes for Best Group Costume, Best Office Decorations, and Best Group & Office Decorations. To register your office space, please contact Angela Marchbank at amarchbank@upei.ca by Tuesday, October 29. Can't wait to see all the Spook-tacular areas!!!

When submitting a work order for an event set-up, (tables, chairs, trash containers, or other items that must be moved/removed), you must submit a second work order to have the area returned to its original configuration and any requested items removed. If your event is in the afternoon, please request the removal for the following day. Please state if you are using any classrooms for your event, as this will dictate room availability for event take-down. This is to ensure we do not miss an event take-down and the items are moved/removed in a timely manner. Thank you, Facilities Management

The Quebec Court of Appeal is expected to release a ruling tomorrow in a case about the future of the Senate of Canada. The government of Quebec has challenged the federal government's attempt to make what some have called an end-run around the Constitution by reforming the senate through ordinary legislation. The court's ruling will take into account the expert testimony of several witnesses, including Dr. Don Desserud, professor of political science at UPEI. Watch an interview about the case with Dr. Desserud at the UPEI Research Blog: http://research.upei.ca/blogs/2013/10/23/other-news-about-senate

Dear members of the campus community, On behalf of the University of Prince Edward Island, I would like to inform the campus community that Dr. Ron MacDonald, Associate Professor in the Faculty of Education, has been appointed interim Dean of Education, effective November 1, 2013. Dr. Miles Turnbull, outgoing dean, recently announced he had accepted the position of Vice-Principal Academic at Bishop’s University, beginning in January 2014. Ron MacDonald earned his PhD degree from the University of South Australia. Before teaching at Cape Breton University, Memorial University of Newfoundland, and UPEI, Dr. MacDonald was a junior and senior high school science teacher in Nova Scotia and Ontario. He was also an information technology integration specialist and professional development facilitator. Dr. MacDonald joined the UPEI Faculty of Education in September 2005 and was appointed Assistant Professor in 2006, teaching graduate and undergraduate courses, in particular science methods, and conducting research in the intersections between teacher attitudes toward Information Communication Technology (ICT), leadership, and professional development for ICT integration. The search process for a new dean will start in the near future. Dr. Christian Lacroix Interim Vice-President Academic

On Friday, October 25 from 5:30–7:00 pm in AVC Lecture Theatre A, a continuation of the Difficult Dialogues series that was started last year at UPEI will be taking place again this year. The topic is transgendered persons and their life experiences. During this event, attendees will have the opportunity to learn about what transgendered people have to go through on a daily basis. The event is an interactive event in the sense that those in attendance will have several opportunities to ask questions that they may have about the material presented, as well as ask about the experiences some of the presenters have had. Panelists will also be available following the event for further discussions with attendees. All are welcome to attend!

When submitting a work order for an event set-up, (tables, chairs, trash containers, or other items that must be moved/removed), you must submit a second work order to have the area returned to its original configuration and any requested items removed. If your event is in the afternoon, please request the removal for the following day. Please state if you are using any classrooms for your event, as this will dictate room availability for event take-down. This is to ensure we do not miss an event take-down and the items are moved/removed in a timely manner. Thank you, Facilities Management

The Quebec Court of Appeal is expected to release a ruling tomorrow in a case about the future of the Senate of Canada. The government of Quebec has challenged the federal government's attempt to make what some have called an end-run around the Constitution by reforming the senate through ordinary legislation. The court's ruling will take into account the expert testimony of several witnesses, including Dr. Don Desserud, professor of political science at UPEI. Watch an interview about the case with Dr. Desserud at the UPEI Research Blog: http://research.upei.ca/blogs/2013/10/23/other-news-about-senate

Dear members of the campus community, On behalf of the University of Prince Edward Island, I would like to inform the campus community that Dr. Ron MacDonald, Associate Professor in the Faculty of Education, has been appointed interim Dean of Education, effective November 1, 2013. Dr. Miles Turnbull, outgoing dean, recently announced he had accepted the position of Vice-Principal Academic at Bishop’s University, beginning in January 2014. Ron MacDonald earned his PhD degree from the University of South Australia. Before teaching at Cape Breton University, Memorial University of Newfoundland, and UPEI, Dr. MacDonald was a junior and senior high school science teacher in Nova Scotia and Ontario. He was also an information technology integration specialist and professional development facilitator. Dr. MacDonald joined the UPEI Faculty of Education in September 2005 and was appointed Assistant Professor in 2006, teaching graduate and undergraduate courses, in particular science methods, and conducting research in the intersections between teacher attitudes toward Information Communication Technology (ICT), leadership, and professional development for ICT integration. The search process for a new dean will start in the near future. Dr. Christian Lacroix Interim Vice-President Academic

On Friday, October 25 from 5:30–7:00 pm in AVC Lecture Theatre A, a continuation of the Difficult Dialogues series that was started last year at UPEI will be taking place again this year. The topic is transgendered persons and their life experiences. During this event, attendees will have the opportunity to learn about what transgendered people have to go through on a daily basis. The event is an interactive event in the sense that those in attendance will have several opportunities to ask questions that they may have about the material presented, as well as ask about the experiences some of the presenters have had. Panelists will also be available following the event for further discussions with attendees. All are welcome to attend!

When submitting a work order for an event set-up, (tables, chairs, trash containers, or other items that must be moved/removed), you must submit a second work order to have the area returned to its original configuration and any requested items removed. If your event is in the afternoon, please request the removal for the following day. Please state if you are using any classrooms for your event, as this will dictate room availability for event take-down. This is to ensure we do not miss an event take-down and the items are moved/removed in a timely manner. Thank you, Facilities Management

The Quebec Court of Appeal is expected to release a ruling tomorrow in a case about the future of the Senate of Canada. The government of Quebec has challenged the federal government's attempt to make what some have called an end-run around the Constitution by reforming the senate through ordinary legislation. The court's ruling will take into account the expert testimony of several witnesses, including Dr. Don Desserud, professor of political science at UPEI. Watch an interview about the case with Dr. Desserud at the UPEI Research Blog: http://research.upei.ca/blogs/2013/10/23/other-news-about-senate

Dear members of the campus community, On behalf of the University of Prince Edward Island, I would like to inform the campus community that Dr. Ron MacDonald, Associate Professor in the Faculty of Education, has been appointed interim Dean of Education, effective November 1, 2013. Dr. Miles Turnbull, outgoing dean, recently announced he had accepted the position of Vice-Principal Academic at Bishop’s University, beginning in January 2014. Ron MacDonald earned his PhD degree from the University of South Australia. Before teaching at Cape Breton University, Memorial University of Newfoundland, and UPEI, Dr. MacDonald was a junior and senior high school science teacher in Nova Scotia and Ontario. He was also an information technology integration specialist and professional development facilitator. Dr. MacDonald joined the UPEI Faculty of Education in September 2005 and was appointed Assistant Professor in 2006, teaching graduate and undergraduate courses, in particular science methods, and conducting research in the intersections between teacher attitudes toward Information Communication Technology (ICT), leadership, and professional development for ICT integration. The search process for a new dean will start in the near future. Dr. Christian Lacroix Interim Vice-President Academic

On Friday, October 25 from 5:30–7:00 pm in AVC Lecture Theatre A, a continuation of the Difficult Dialogues series that was started last year at UPEI will be taking place again this year. The topic is transgendered persons and their life experiences. During this event, attendees will have the opportunity to learn about what transgendered people have to go through on a daily basis. The event is an interactive event in the sense that those in attendance will have several opportunities to ask questions that they may have about the material presented, as well as ask about the experiences some of the presenters have had. Panelists will also be available following the event for further discussions with attendees. All are welcome to attend!

UPEI’s Executive MBA program offers a high-quality learning experience for working business professionals. The program is designed for those working in, or aspiring to work, in a management or leadership position. Classes are offered bi-weekly on Fridays and Saturdays with the option to complete the program in 20 months. Central to the program design is an evidence-based management approach which helps students develop the skills and knowledge to make better-informed and well-supported decisions both in the program and in applied situations in their workplaces. To learn more about the program and to meet with staff, faculty, and students from the UPEI School of Business, we invite you to attend the following information sessions: Tuesday, November 5 Empire II Room, Loyalist Lakeview Resort, Summerside 5:30 pm Thursday, November 7 Provinces Lounge, Rodd Charlottetown Hotel, Charlottetown Anytime between 4–6 pm Please call (902) 566-6474 or email mba@upei.ca to reserve a seat. For more information on UPEI’s EMBA Program, please visit http://business.upei.ca/mba.