Archive of news for March 2007
March 2007
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University of Newcastle graduates ahead of the game
Graduates from the University of Newcastle are attracting higher than average starting salaries and are more likely to gain full-time employment within four months of completing their degrees.
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Team emotions important for leaders in the workplace
Great relationships with team members can be counter productive for managers according to the University of Newcastle's Dr Herman Tse.
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Revitalising Indigenous language
Stemming the loss of traditional Indigenous languages is the focus of a seminar at the University of Newcastle tomorrow.
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University Library initiative receives international recognition
Staff at the University of Newcastle Library have received international recognition for their work in developing a unique online teaching program which is accessible via the Internet.
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Newcastle University Sport (NUsport) named Sporting Organisation of the Year
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Reducing greenhouse gas emissions
The impact on the coal industry of capturing CO2 emissions and storing them underground will be discussed during an address tomorrow by a leading researcher in the field of geosequestration.
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Funding to develop mental health networks in rural communities
The University of Newcastle's Centre for Rural and Remote Mental Health (CRRMH) has received $58,000 to continue a program which helps farmers with mental health problems.
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Breast cancer researcher among top 10 'hottest' in the world
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University celebrates International Women's Day
Mrs Fatu Kigbo from the University of Newcastle will draw on personal experience when she discusses the differences between life in Australia and life in Nigeria for females, at International Women's Day celebrations tomorrow.
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Sounding out schizophrenia and Parkinson's disease
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New $1million facility for nanotechnology
A new, world class laboratory will open at the University of Newcastle next week, paving the way for an exciting new program of multinational collaborative research in organic electronics and nanotechnology*.
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New theology degree program at the University of Newcastle
A Bachelor degree program in theology will be offered by the University of Newcastle for the first time, making the University one of just three in New South Wales to offer such a degree.
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Drama students present Love Potions
Students from the University of Newcastle's School of Drama, Fine Art and Music will next week present the modern Australian drama - Love Potions.
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University condemns recent Ourimbah incidents
The University of Newcastle abhors any form of discrimination or harassment and does not tolerate racism in any form.
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University secures $12 million for national priority research areas
Two research centres at the University of Newcastle have secured almost $12 million from the Australian Government's 'Centres of Excellence' scheme.
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University researcher wins top award for conservation education
A leading marine scientist from the University of Newcastle, Dr Bill Gladstone, has received a prestigious award for his work in environmental education.
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University joins with NSW Police Force
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Book Launch
Dr Peter Droege's latest book is a blueprint for urban transformation, to help cities and towns address climate change through the introduction of renewable energy.
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University Library opens door to high school students
For the first time, all high school students in the Newcastle, Hunter and Central Coast regions will have access to the University of Newcastle Library - the biggest collection in regional NSW.
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University honours music pioneer
The music pioneer responsible for laying the foundations for the cultural icon that is today’s Conservatorium will be honoured by the University of Newcastle this weekend.
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New cultural diversity resource launched on Harmony Day
The University of Newcastle will promote cultural awareness and diversity during Harmony Day celebrations tomorrow with the launch of a cultural diversity toolkit - a major new resource for the University.
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New technology to enhance mining reliability
New technology being developed at the University of Newcastle could be the key to making mining equipment more reliable and saving the industry millions of dollars.
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University researcher joins €12 million project
University of Newcastle researcher Dr Peter Lewis is the only Australian to join a massive European-based project which is investigating the development of diseases such as anthrax and golden staph.
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Young people needed for psychotherapy study
The University of Newcastle is seeking participants for a study aimed at uncovering the best ways to help people at increased risk of developing psychosis.
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Preserving art lectures
The University of Newcastle will hold a series of free lectures this week to raise awareness about simple practices people can apply to protect their artworks.
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Inaugural award for outstanding higher research candidates
Three students, including one investigating breast cancer development and progression, have been awarded an inaugural Vice-Chancellor's Award for Outstanding Research Higher Degree Candidates at the University of Newcastle.
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Newcastle academic elected to peak national body of scientists
University of Newcastle Professor Scott Sloan has been elected to the Fellowship of the prestigious Australian Academy of Science, the peak body of scientists in Australia.
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Scholarships to help reduce doctor shortage in rural areas
Two students from the University of Newcastle have received $5,000 scholarships to support their medical training in a rural setting.
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Drug policy expert joins University
Shu Chuen Li, a pioneer in the field of pharmacoeconomics in Australia, has joined the University as a Professor of Pharmacy.
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Artist takes up residence in Gallery
The University Gallery will become an art studio for renowned abstract painter Judith Duquemin this week.
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University welcomes new Professor to the Central Coast
Encouraging new teachers to think critically about what and how they teach is a key focus for Professor Keith Crawford, who has joined the University of Newcastle's Ourimbah campus.
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University unveils new image
The University of Newcastle today unveiled a new image and identity which will strengthen its position in an increasingly competitive market place.
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