July 2018
News • 2 Jul 2018
Children experience a taste of University life
Local school students will experience a taste of university life, exploring a variety of fields including nursing, engineering, cartoon drawing and psychology at the CU on Campus experiential learning day.
News • 2 Jul 2018
Prof Craig Pennell appointed Chair of Red Nose Group
University of Newcastle’s Professor Craig Pennell, is the newly appointed Chair of the Red Nose National Scientific Advisory Group.
News • 2 Jul 2018
HMRI announces new director after global search
A leading research academic with distinguished credentials in clinical governance and health technology assessment has been announced as the incoming Director of the Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI), following a successful international recruitment drive.
News • 2 Jul 2018
Meet 2018 NUPSA President Ash McIntyre
with Winnie Eley, DVC (International and Advancement)As internationalisation changes the nature of education institutions, it is vital that we continue to empower our students to have a voice amidst these changes, and to make sure the increasingly global nature of the student community is reflected in this representation. At the University of Newcastle, this is very much the case – thanks largely to associations such as NUPSA.
News • 2 Jul 2018
Blacksmith Repair Day pushes back against consumer culture
Around 200 people from around Maitland brought their metal items in for repair at the first ever Blacksmith Repair Day held recently in Branxton.
News • 2 Jul 2018
Funding solutions to health challenges across the Pacific
Conjoint Professor David Durrheim has received $1.48 million in funding under the Australian Government’s Health Security Initiative for the Indo-Pacific, designed to strengthen health security throughout Southeast Asia and the Pacific.
News • 2 Jul 2018
Kids have healthier hearts due to new school program
Cardiovascular disease risk in kids due to poor aerobic fitness has been cut by more than half in primary schools using a new online physical activity training program for teachers.
The University of Newcastle acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands within our footprint areas: Awabakal, Darkinjung, Biripai, Worimi, Wonnarua, and Eora Nations. We also pay respect to the wisdom of our Elders past and present.