30 October 2019

STUDENT NEWS

Thursday is Halloween - what a spook-tacular time of year!

Over summer the North Terrace campus is scheduled to have a facelift - you can take a look at what's changing here.

For those studying in semester 2, we're approaching the end of teaching! In the lead up to final assessments and exams, remember to take care of yourself and check out our resources for study and stress management.

Happy Halloween, and have a frightfully good week!

Important dates

01
November

Trimester 3
Last day to Withdraw No Fail (WNF)

News

Enlivening North Terrace - changes on campus

Work has begun on the “Public Realm” project, which will improve the outdoor spaces on our North Terrace campus. Mawson Corner (behind the Mawson building) will be the first to have these improvements made, along with the entrance near the footbridge and the base of the Cloisters. Take a look at our plans for North Terrace here!

More news...

Magdalena Moshi wins Bronze for Australia
Magdalena Moshi, a PhD candidate in Public and Community Health as well as an Elite Athlete, swam for Australia at the recent INAS Global Games in Brisbane. With over 1,000 athletes from over 50 countries, Magdelana brought home bronze in 50m Freestyle, 100m Freestyle, 50m Backstroke, and 100m Backstroke. An outstanding acheivement - congratulations Magdelana!

University council election
Voting in the election of students to University Council is now open and will close at 10am on November 8. If you're an eligible voter, you can access the ballot here.

Serve your drinks responsibly
The holiday season is around the corner, and if you're thinking of serving alcohol at your next event (free or otherwise), it's important to be aware of the guidelines surrounding this. You can brush up on your rules and responsibilities here, which clarifies guidelines depending on your event.

Sustainable progress on campus
How is the University contributing to a more sustainable future? Our first ever sustainability report aims to answer this, highlighting achievements made during 2017-2018 and revealing plans for the next few years. Learn about how we’re saving energy, reducing waste, improving purchasing decisions, and engaging students and staff in sustainable action.

Opportunities

Sell your old bike!

Treadly On Campus and Ecoversity are teaming up again to offer you the Bicycle Buy Back Scheme! Whether you're heading home for the end of year or are just finishing up your studies and no longer need your bike to commute, Treadly On Campus can buy it from you.

More opportunities...

University volunteer survey
Have your say about the University Volunteer Program and go into the draw to win a $100 Adelaide Fringe Voucher!
If you're a current student and volunteered with us, you're welcome to provide feedback about volunteering experience with us by completing the online survey by 22 November.

Join the Union, get free stuff!
It's not too early to start thinking about Union Membership for 2020! Grab yours today and you'll receive free cinema tickets, and a $10 voucher for Uni merch or Metrocards. There's only a limited number of vouchers available and they won't last long, so get yours now!

Renao Street student survey
Renao Street was held in the Hub on Friday 18 October, including games, music, and food to celebrate the eve of the OzAsia Moon Lantern Parade. Take our survey to let us know about your experience for your chance to win a $25 voucher for Taste Baguette.

Give us your feedback and WIN!
Shape the future of sport and recreation at Adelaide University and win! Adelaide University Sport is currently seeking feedback on how ways to engage students through sport and recreation. Share your ideas for a chance to win a $200 Coles / Myer voucher.

Volunteering opportunity for Cambodian students
Interested in Cambodian culture and/or entrepreneurship? Come and join us in this new club - the Cambodian Students of Adelaide (CamSA) where you can meet Cambodian people, learn more about the culture and engage in professional development. Submit your expression of interest now!

Events

Ingenuity

31 October - 9.30 am to 3.30 pm
Adelaide Convention Centre
Ingenuity 2019 showcases over 300 projects from engineering, computer and mathematical science students. Support your friends, see incredible real-life project applications and meet potential future employers

More events...

RCC Membership is back!
1 November - Barr Smith Lawns
Great offers and exclusives are available to you as a student, staff or alumnus of the University of Adelaide!
Join at the membership sign up event. Be there.

Dvořák's Stabat Mater - Adelaide University Choral Society
2 November, 7 pm - Elder Hall, North Terrace campus
Come along and immerse yourself in the Adelaide University Choral Society's presentation of Dvořák's epic setting of the Stabat Mater. Book now!

Breakfast Club
Tuesdays to Fridays, 8:30 am to 10:30 am - level 5 Union House
Come along in the final weeks of Breakfast Club for 2019 and help yourself to cereal, toast, yogurt, fruit, juice and coffee. You're welcome to chat with one of the Student Care representatives, who will be available each morning. We'd love to see you there!

Discover the library's new primary resource database
13 November 9:00 am to 3:00 pm - Ira Raymond Room, Barr Smith Library
Do you need primary resources in your teaching or research? Drop in and learn about the library's new range of Adam Matthew products (containing a range of databases full of primary sources) and find out how they can assist your learning, teaching, or research efforts. No bookings required!

Sir John Downer Oration
14 November, 6 pm - Braggs Lecture Theatre
You're welcome to the 2019 Sir John Downer Oration, delivered by the Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg MP. The University of established the Oration in 2012 as a biennial public lecture in honour of Sir John Downer. Register now!

Student performance - 'Spring Awakening'
Various dates, 21 - 24 November
Enjoy a night out and support the students of our Music Theatre degree and come along to their presentation of Spring Awakening. Winner of 8 Tony Awards, Spring Awakening is a poignant and unforgettable musical exploring the journey from adolescence to adulthood. Grab a ticket and find out more here.

Careers & employment

The Adelaide University Union advertises part time work for current students on the paid vacancies page from Employment Services.

Career Services are free for all students. CareerHub features a jobs board of opportunities related to your studies including paid work experience and graduate roles. The Careers team also run employer events and workshops to increase employability, build resumes, improve your interview skills and more.

Looking for work at the University? Take a look at the currently available opportunities.

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