Dr. Carla DiGiorgio received a 2012 UPEI Merit Award for Scholarly Achievement. These awards are intended to honour faculty members in scholarly research and/or artistic creation, and in doing so, inspire others to aspire to such achievement. Dr. Giorgio received her award at the Faculty Recognition Night held on May 7.
Dr. Raymond Doiron was recognized at UPEI's Faculty Recognition Night, May 7, held this year on campus to celebrate and honour faculty achievements. Dr. Doiron was recognized for his years of service to the University and will be retiring this year. He is pictured here with Dr. Alaa Abd-El-Aziz, President of UPEI and Dr. Miles Turnbull, Dean of Education.
Roseanne Gauthier, Coordinator of the Education Learning Commons, helps a student secure her BEd convocation hood.
Sarah O'Donnell, BEd 2012, addresses the crowd at UPEI's morning ceremony. This was the first time a BEd student was chosen as the valedictorian.
Second year BEd students having fun with The aMATHing Race, a team-building activity in their Math Methods class.
A team of second year BEd students obtain their clue for the next leg of The aMATHing Race.
In the aMATHing Race, students race around campus to successfully solve a math challenge at specific stations before continuing on to the next leg of the race. Dr. Miles Turnbull, Dean of Education (Interim), is pictured here with a team of 2nd year BEd students obtaining the clue for their next leg of the race.
Some of UPEI's Specialization in International Education BEd graduates attended an Alumni Reception in Hong Kong this past November. Pictured are (L-R): Dave MacPhee, Hannah Coulson-MacPhee (Kenya, 2010); Kate MacFarland (St. Vincent & the Grenadines, 2009); Dr. Tim Goddard; Chelsey MacLellan (Uganda, 2009); Jessica O'Hanley (Kenya, 2009); and Alex Ritchie (Australia, 2010). Photo: T Comeau.
Caroline MacLean (BEd 2009) teaches Grade 3 at the Canadian International School of Beijing. (Pictured with Dr. Tim Goddard)
Photo: T. Goddard
Sarah O'Donnell, Katelyn Mountain and Suzanne MacDonald with their Indigenous Education booth at the Open House, November 16,2011.
Emily Murray and Matt Dixon, two students taking the Specialization in International Education, and Carolyn Francis, SIE coordinator at the OpenHouse, November 16, 2011.
Second year BEd students and the Ed Society booth at the Faculty of Education's Open House held on November 16, 2011.
Dr. Miles Turnbull, Interim Dean of Education; Bonnie Stewart, PhD candidate; Dr. Brian Wagner, Assistant VP Graduate Studies; and Tom Hilton, MEd student at the Faculty of Education's Open House 2011.
The first private donor scholarships to UPEI MEd students were awarded recently at the second annual Faculty of Education Summer Social. The J. Wesley Parkinson Memorial Scholarships, generously donated by Jill Parkinson and Cynthia Blanchard, were awarded to Donna MacCormac and Randy Campbell.
With a specialization in International Education you will have a chance to experience a wide variety of teaching situations.
Students completing their final placement in Kiirua, Kenya, as part of their final pre-service teaching placement in March 2010, also brought with them donations from Montague High School students, which sponsored a water tank for the school.
Christie Chandler (Student), Carrie St. Jean (President of the PEITF) and Dr. Tim Goddard (Dean of the Faculty of Education), are seen here preparing items collected by the students, faculty and staff for donation to local families in need.
Dr. Tess Miller from the Faculty of Eduation and The PEI Department of Education and Early Childhood Development have analyzed the results of the Grade 9 Provincial Mathematics Common Assessment to identify problem areas for students.
Chef Michael Smith spoke to Global Issues students in October, 2009. He delivered a powerful presentation on the state of food on PEI and in Canada. He is seen here (center) with Dr. Ron Srigley (left) and Dr. Kathy Gottschall-Pass (right).
Offered by the University of Prince Edward Island in partnership with the Department of Education of the Government of Nunavut, St. Francis Xavier University, and Nunavut Arctic College, the Nunavut Master of Education in Leadership and Learning is the first graduate program to be offered in Nunavut.
The award for the first Captain Nichola K. S. Goddard Scholarship in International Education was to Lisa Mader during Deans' Honors and Awards night. Seen here in the photo from left to right: Sally Goddard, Lisa Mader and Dr. Tim Goddard. Congratuations to all the students who received awards.
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