Archive of news for May 2012
May 2012
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University welcomes new Chancellor
The University of Newcastle’s 6th Chancellor, Dr Kenneth Moss AM, begins his term today. Dr Moss succeeds Professor Trevor Waring AM, who served in the position for eight years.
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Vale Beryl Nashar (1923 - 2012)
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| 9th |
Personal reflections on show
Four artists have looked within to create uniquely personal pieces in an exhibition to be launched this week at the University Gallery.
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| 9th |
Improving the mental and physical wellbeing of the seriously ill
Internationally-renowned psychologist, Professor Prasuna Reddy of the University of Newcastle will tonight tell a Newcastle audience how the medical care of people with serious mental illness could be improved.
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Vale Keith Morgan (1929 - 2012)
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Central Coast students and supporters celebrated during Scholars' Week
A Central Coast campus student who suffered burns to 45 per cent of her body in a horrific accident last year is one of 65 students being recognised tomorrow at the Central Coast campus awards night.
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University farewells international students
The University of Newcastle will bid farewell to 60 international graduates from almost 20 countries on Thursday.
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Epidemic reporters needed for national flu tracking
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| 29th |
Medical student wins national scholarship
A University of Newcastle student whose goal is to improve the health of Indigenous women and children has won a prestigious national medical scholarship.
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| 29th |
Newcastle in global 'top 50' of young universities
QS World Rankings today published their inaugural list of the top 50 universities under the age of 50, placing the University of Newcastle at number 33 in the world.
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Colombo Plan graduate honoured with prestigious award
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| 31st |
University of Newcastle 2011 Annual Report tabled
The University of Newcastle’s 2011 Annual Report, including its financial statements, has been tabled in NSW Parliament by the NSW Minister for Education, Adrian Piccoli.
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Newcastle professor to lead Australasian medical college
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