Archive of news for May 2010
May 2010
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Writing talent shortlisted for prestigious awards
Dr Karen Hitchcock and her first book Little White Slips are in the running for two prestigious literary awards.
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| 10th |
Mystery manuscript leads to biography
Four years after unravelling the mystery surrounding an unusual antique hand-written manuscript, Emeritus Professor Ken Dutton has written a biography on one of the authors - prominent pioneer settler and Queensland parliamentary official Lieutenant Colonel Charles Gray.
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| 20th |
New Graduate Certificate in Business Administration program launched
The Faculty of Business and Law, the Wollotuka Institute, GraduateSchool.com Pty Ltd, and the NSW Aboriginal Land Council launched a Graduate Certificate in Business Administration program at a dinner held on Wednesday 19 May 2010 in Birabahn on the Callaghan campus.
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| 24th |
Major milestone for Science and Engineering Challenge
There will be celebrations across three Australian states this week to mark the participation of 100,000 students in the University of Newcastle's highly successful Science and Engineering Challenge.
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| 25th |
Celebrating excellence - awarding achievement on the Central Coast
Business and community support for academic excellence will be celebrated at the University of Newcastle Central Coast campus tonight with the annual Scholarships and Awards night.
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| 27th |
New agreement with Chinese university
The University of Newcastle and East China University of Science and Technology in Shanghai (ECUST) are joining forces once again in the areas of chemical and environmental engineering.
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| 27th |
Conservation biologist named finalist in national environment awards
Conservation biologist and frog enthusiast, Associate Professor Michael Mahony from the Faculty of Science and IT, has been named a finalist in the United Nations Association of Australia's World Environment Day Awards 2010.
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