Engage Newcastle

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Newcastle is a region known for its unique character, forged from a combination of our history, our people, our diversity, our resilience and our sense of identity.

As we venture into the new millennium we are a region poised for greatness. Within our community there is a distinct sense of anticipation for our future and the future of the generations to come.

The University of Newcastle is committed to the pursuit of meaningful community engagement in order to play a role in shaping these futures. With our staff and students as our richest resources, and by drawing on the knowledge which flourishes throughout our region, we can work together to identify goals, drive innovation and form sustainable partnerships that have widespread and mutual benefits.

There are many ways you can engage with your University. These include volunteering, community outreach programs, leadership programs, Work Integrated Learning (WIL) and engaged research.

Engage Newcastle is a space designed to help our local and global communities to engage, connect, share and work with us. Think of Engage Newcastle as a virtual ‘front door’.

There are a variety of ways to contact us.
Phone us on (02) 4921 8612 or (02) 4985 4949
Send us an email at engage@newcastle.edu.au
Chat to us on Twitter @EngageNewcastle
Have your say on our Engage Newcastle Community Blog.

Engage
21 Aug, 2012
timebanking

Sharing Our Time: A Local Timebanking Trial

University staff and students were part of the launch of an exciting new volunteering initiative being trialled in our region

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Community
28 Nov, 2012
Nobel Laureate Barry J. Marshall AC

Free Public Lecture: How to Win the Nobel Prize

Nobel Laureate Barry J. Marshall AC, the Australian Nobel Prize winner who ate his own experiment presents a free public lecture.

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Industry
Alumni
Global
04 Apr, 2013
Flora of the Hunter Region

Flowers For Our Future

A new book project by the University of Newcastle will not only preserve the Hunter’s critically endangered native flora, but also create a record of the region’s rare and colourful biodiversity.

Engage
Community
11 Dec, 2012

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To find out more about UoN community engagement please visit the Community Engagement site.

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