Archive of news for May 2009
May 2009
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University welcomes agreement with DPI
The University of Newcastle today welcomed a new partnership that will further strengthen research and assist industry growth in the Central Coast region.
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Aboriginal Education Pathways Awards
The 2009 Central Coast Aboriginal Education Pathways Awards were held on the 29th April at the Erina Centre.
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Free public lectures explain the global financial crisis
The University of Newcastle's Centre of Full Employment and Equity (CofFEE) will host a series of free public lectures this month to provide the Newcastle community with an insight into the state of the global economy.
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Major funding boost for 'the Challenge' welcomed
The University of Newcastle received a major funding boost last night for its innovative program that encourages high school students' interest in science and engineering.
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| 8th |
Let the Uni know what you think
Each of you will soon get an email asking for a couple of minutes of your time to answer six short questions about your experiences at the University of Newcastle.
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| 12th |
Federal Budget boosts future of the University
The 2009 Federal Budget has delivered $35 million for the Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) Building, which will bring together University of Newcastle and Hunter New England Health researchers in a world class health research facility.
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| 12th |
$35 million realises plans for HMRI building
The Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) says tonight’s Australian Government announcement of $35 million is good news for the Hunter region as it has secured a world class research facility.
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| 12th |
Smoke Study: Smoking Motivators and Key cognitive Effects
Alison Beck, under the supervision of Dr Juanita Todd and Professor Amanda Baker, is conducting a study to investigate the relationship between nicotine, brain function and reasons for smoking.
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| 13th |
NUsport Annual General Meeting 2009
The NUsport Annual General Meeting will be held on Wednesday 13 May 2009 at 5.30pm in the Health and Physical Education Lecture Theatre HPE 2.3.
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| 14th |
Quiz brain and mental health experts at free seminar
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| 15th |
Safety is top priority for students and staff
The University of Newcastle is working with the NSW Police and providing support to students following robberies and attacks that have occurred on and near the Callaghan campus recently.
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| 19th |
University ski and snowboard team
Expressions of interest are now being taken for the University of Newcastle Ski and Board Team.
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| 20th |
University's Annual Report tabled
The University of Newcastle's 2008 Annual Report, including its financial statements, has been tabled in NSW State Parliament by the NSW Minister for Education and Training.
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| 20th |
Study shows pedometers effective in boosting kids' activity
A review of studies has found that pedometers are a successful way of encouraging young people to get active.
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| 20th |
Marine centre a boost for education and research on the Coast
Today's announcement of a new home for the Central Coast Marine Discovery Centre (CCMDC) is a welcome boost for local education and research.
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| 21st |
$5 million partnership to power EnergyAustralia's Smart Grid
EnergyAustralia will announce a $5 million partnership with the University of Newcastle today to lead smart grid development in Australia and train the next generation of power engineers.
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| 22nd |
University Council Meeting Communique
The University of Newcastle's Council met on Friday 22 May 2009 at the Central Coast campus. This communiqué provides information about key matters considered by the Council.
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| 27th |
Student Feedback on Courses - don't miss out on having your say.
So far more than 7000 students have completed the online Student Feedback on Courses for Semester 1.
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| 28th |
New scholarship scheme launched for Kenyan students
The University of Newcastle will roll out the second stage of a major development initiative in eastern and southern Africa, launching a new scholarship scheme with the Government of Kenya for five PhD students.
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| 29th |
Outstanding student receives tourism award
University of Newcastle student Amanda Gardner has picked up a Minister's Student Achiever Award in Tourism and Hospitality Studies.
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| 29th |
Blueprint to create low carbon jobs in the Hunter
The impact of climate change policy on jobs in the Hunter will be scoped as part of a new project designed to deliver a low carbon employment strategy for the region.
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