Events for August 2012
This page is an archive of events for August 2012 listed from the first event through to the latest event to occur within this period.
August 2012
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ROYAL NEWCASTLE HOSPITAL HERITAGE ORATIONThe RNH Heritage Oration is an event for the interested public and is given as the opening of the Newcastle Hospitals Congress by the RNHH Fellow.
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| 02 | nd at 12:00 PM |
John Irvine Hunter Memorial LectureDr Elizabeth Cobbs: "Long Term Living : What Can Physicians Do?"
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| 03 | rd at 8:30 AM |
3rd Annual Food Industry Forum for Nutrition ResearchThe 3rd Annual Forum will be held in Sydney at the Stamford Sydney Airport Hotel on Monday 3rd September 2012 and will be hosted by the University of Newcastle, the University of South Australia and CSIRO Food and Nutritional Sciences and supported by Newcastle Innovation.
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| 06 | th at 6:00 PM |
2012 John McPhee Seminar: "Fool me once..."Should we give misbehaving undergraduates a second chance? The Clinical Unit in Ethics and Health Law (CUEHL) is pleased to present this fifth annual seminar in memory of John McPhee. This year, we welcome as our guest speaker Professor Malcolm Parker, a leader in the field of undergraduate and postgraduate professional behaviour.
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| 06 | th at 10:30 AM |
Vacation and Volunteer ExpoLooking for experience? More than 50 organisations will be on campus with volunteer and vacation work on offer. Expand your skills, spice up your resume and make a difference.
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| 07 | th at 6:00 PM |
iLEAD Lecture: John Dugas: All Leadership begins with Self LeadershipJohn Dugas will present an iLEAD Skill Building Lecture on the topic: All leadership begins with Self Leadership
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| 08 | th at 7:45 AM |
Communications (PR, Media and Journalism) - Alumni Advantage BreakfastJoin Graduates from your discipline for a free breakfast and hear about their journey from graduate to successful industry professional.
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| 13 | th at 5:00 PM |
Newcastle Business School - Postgraduate Info SessionThe upcoming Information Session provides an opportunity for you to talk one on one with a representative from the faculty about our range of postgraduate programs. These personalised sessions will allow you to gain insight into our programs and help you determine the pathway that is best for you.
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| 14 | th at 5:45 PM |
Cheryl Kernot delivers the 2012 Society and Health Lecture“Challenging the orthodoxy! Social Entrepreneurs
and Business with a Social Purpose”
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| 17 | th at 9:30 AM |
Student Media Industry DayThe University of Newcastle, in collaboration with the Walkley Foundation for Excellence in Journalism, presents The Student Media Industry Day 2012.
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| 17 | th at 6:00 PM |
Art Collector's Choice
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at 7:30 AM |
Health (Medicine and Public Health) -Alumni Advantage BreakfastJoin graduates from your discipline for a free breakfast and hear about their journey from Graduate to successful industry professional.
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| 20 |
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FREE PUBLIC LECTURE Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC
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| 21 | st at 6:00 PM |
iLEAD Lecture - Dr Tim Roberts: Toasting your SuccessDr Tim Roberts will present an iLEAD Skill Building Lecture, 'Toasting your Success' - Presentation and Speaking Skills
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| 21 | st at 7:30 AM |
Executive Committee of Alumni Meeting 3The Executive Committee of Alumni is a group of graduates elected by their peers to represent the alumni community.
All graduates of the University of Newcastle can stand for election to this committee annually in November, at the Annual General Meeting.
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| 24 | th at 6:30 PM |
Mechanical Engineering & Mechatronics DinnerDinner for staff, alumni and industry partners
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| 28 | th at 7:45 AM |
Biomedical Science and Pharmacy - Alumni Advantage BreakfastJoin graduates from your discipline for a free breakfast and hear about their journey from Graduate to successful industry professional.
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| 30 | th at 3:00 PM |
Port Macquarie Info SessionThis is your opportunity to learn more about the University of Newcastle.
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| 31 | st at 1:00 PM |
2012 Human Rights and Social Justice LectureThe series was inaugurated in 2001, and has been held annually since then. The lecture series was established to provide an opportunity for members of the University and the wider community to reflect on issues of social justice that challenge Australia.
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