Muggy and rainy weather may not be the greatest - but at least we just had a long weekend, and bit of a break to catch up on study. If you're hanging out for the next break - there'll be a two-week mid-semester break beginning April 11, so mark your calendars, and hang in there until then! There are grants, networking/career opportunities and fun events aplenty today, so skim through today's email, and enjoy your evening!
Referencing and research - the Library can help with that!Need help with referencing sources, borrowing books, searching for resources, and more? The University Library has a range of services and resources that are available to help you succeed - learn more on the Library page, or contact AskLibrary for support.
Did you know campus food packaging is compostable?
All food packaging from campus eateries, including coffee cups, is 100% compostable; it completely breaks down into non-toxic components in a commercial composting facility. So if you purchase food from a campus cafe, please recycle the packaging in a green organics bins. Find out more on the ecoversity website.
Markets in the Hub Buy food, small goods and much more with Market Day! 10am - 3pm every Wednesday, come and have a browse around Hub Central (as you would with any market), or even set up your own stall! Learn more about Market Day and booking a stall here.
Equal Access Grant - Grant assistance for First years Are you in your first year and experiencing financial difficulty? You may be eligible for an Equal Access Grant - contact Student Care for more information. Applications close on Thursday 24th March 2022
Global Social Impact Program – Applications Open
Connect with the Indo-Pacific region by working with innovators, entrepreneurs and leaders on real-world social or environmental challenges. This online, multi-disciplinary program is supported by the Australian Government’s New Colombo Plan and $2500 grants are available for eligible students - find out more here.
How can Student Care's Education and Welfare Officers (EWOs) help you?
Need some help? EWOs can assist you with a whole range of matters, including accommodation, small loans and grants, Centrelink, advocacy within the University for academic and administrative matters and much more. Visit the Student Care website for contact details and a full list of services.
Postgraduate students - we want to hear from you! The SRC is setting its agenda for 2022, and we need your input to make sure we discuss the issues important to you. Send us your feedback by completing this quick survey, and have a chat with the Postgraduate Officers by coming along to our Zoom forum.
Are you a postgraduate student in financial need? If you're about to commence the last semester of your Honours or Postgraduate Coursework program and experiencing financial hardship, you may be eligible for an AR Riddle Grant. Find out more on the scholarships page, or contact Student Care to discuss your application. Applications close 24th March.
This week, you may notice auditors in your class The annual audit of teaching spaces is March 15 - 21, where auditors visit teaching areas to count the number of students inside. They count every hour, and the data helps the University plan for future teaching space needs. Audit staff wear
ID and will be as unobtrusive as possible.
Careers Expo 2022 16 and 17 March - Bonython Hall Connect to jobs, employers and careers on campus with this year's Careers Expo! Make the most of this annual event by attending the ‘Prepare for Expo’ workshop or learn more on the Expo's website.
Free breakfast club!
Every Tuesday to Friday during semester, 8:20am to 10:30am - Level 5 Union House Enjoy a free breakfast to start your day with the lovely Student Care team. Come by, say hello and collect your fruit, muesli bars, yoghurt (and any other goodies!) and you're good to go.
Confident Communication in Challenging Situations – international student workshop
21 March 9:30am - Ira Raymond Room (next to Ask Library)
Learn how to deal with challenging real-life scenarios with increased confidence and skills, and how to communicate safely and assertively. Topics include: - Understanding your preferred communication style
- Options for being more assertive and constructive when communicating
- Managing your emotions in pressure situations
More information and registration here.
Seize the chance to engage directly with the companies who are actively recruiting young engineers! Engineers Australia’s Elevation event series brings the nation’s top graduate employers together, allowing you to flex your networking skills and meet industry professionals. Find out more info and register here.
In Pieces – A new musical by Joey Contreras 1 and 2 April, various times - Space Theatre Adelaide Set in New York City, In Pieces reflects on the romantic journeys of a group of individuals, as they look back on their chosen paths and partners along the way. These pieces come together to create a universal remembrance of what it’s like to be young and learning in love.
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