Wamburun Hall Academic SR

27/02/2023

LAST DAY TO ADD/SWAP COURSES ON ISIS

Just a reminder that today (Mon, Feb 27 2023) is the last day of self-enrolment. After today, you are only able to switch or enrol in courses with the permission of the course convenors.

23/02/2023

ANU ACCESS & INCLUSION

Access & Inclusion works with students who are experiencing conditions under which their studies have been perturbed. The product is an Education Access Plan (EAP) which tutors and lecturers implement to help the relevant students. ANU A&I services are free, though it is the responsibility of the students to discuss with tutors/lecturers matters relating to their EAP.

ANU Access & Inclusion
Level 3
Di Riddell Student Centre
[email protected]
+61 2 6125 5036

18/02/2023

STUDY SPOTS ON CAMPUS

Here is a guide to places where you can study on campus!

The pdf version should be in your inbox. That version allows you to click the map logo to link you to google maps.

14/02/2023

REMINDER TO COMPLETE ACADEMIC INTEGRITY COURSE (FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS AND INCOMING EXCHANGE STUDENTS)

In accordance with ANU Policy, all first-year students and incoming exchange students are required to complete the Academic Integrity module. This module is available on Wattle: https://wattlecourses.anu.edu.au/course/view.php?id=38959

13/02/2023

O-WEEK ACADEMIC EVENTS

Here is a list of academic events hosted by ANU colleges. A pdf version has been sent to Wamburun residents which allows you to click the map logo for gps and the eventbrite logo for registration.

NOTE:
New Student Induction will be held at Manning Clark

12/02/2023

STUDENT CARD COLLECTION

Mon 13 Feb - Fri 17 Feb 2023
Student Central

Bring a valid ID card and make sure you are enrolled in courses

04/11/2022

Join your Wamburun Academic Team for some Subject-Specific Exam Study Sessions!!

Happening on:
1) Sunday 6th Nov, 3pm for Science
2) Monday 7th Nov, 3pm for Computer Science and Engineering
3) Tuesday 8th Nov, 1pm for Law and Humanities
4) Wednesday 9th Nov, 3pm for Business

Free snacks!! Bring Friends wooohoo

06/10/2022

Atlassian is kicking off a 'road trip' around Australia in their Atlassian. Join them on 10th October from 9am-12pm to hear more about roles in the tech industry.

They are looking to hire great R&D talent from all over Australia. They want to spread the word about Atlassian, the tech industry, and Atlassian's awesome work from anywhere policy - Team Anywhere. Students from across disciplinary backgrounds interested in a range of exciting and diverse career opportunities are encouraged to come along!

Come to University Avenue to meet with Scott Farquar- joint CEO of Atlassian. Have a chat about opportunities available to work with Atlassian from anywhere and grab a free coffee!! For more information and to register:

06/10/2022

Last day to drop Semester 2, 2022 courses without failure (WD grade) is 11:59 pm (AEDT) Friday, 7 October 2022!

A WD grade shows that you have withdrawn from your course(s) without failure, and will not be included in the calculation of your GPA.

Students will remain liable both academically and financially for the course if enrolled after Friday, 7 October 2022.

29/09/2022

The National Museum of Australia, in partnership with the ANU Humanities Research Centre, is offering a Summer Scholars Program for 2023. This scheme is open to undergraduate and postgraduate students from a range of disciplines who are interested in doing digital projects.

The scheme provides three scholarships for students who are in the third or fourth year of an undergraduate degree or undertaking early-stage postgraduate program (normally Masters but including students enrolled in first year of PhD).

Scholars are expected to be in attendance in Canberra from 16 January to 24 February 2023.
The program is most suited to students enrolled in history, museum, anthropology, material culture, environmental or Indigenous studies, however applications from students specialising in any HASS field relevant to the nominated project themes will be considered.

We are particularly interested in applications from students interested in exploring non-traditional research outcomes (e.g. a digital/web-based public communication-oriented output).

The National Museum of Australia in partnership with the Humanities Research Centre at the Australian National University is delighted to offer a Summer Scholars program for 2023.

29/09/2022

A reminder that the final Fighting Racism & Bigotry staff-student conversation for 2022 will be held on Tuesday 11 October. Focusing on the theme of Intersectionality, the event will be hosted by Fenner Hall and will take place in the T2 Theatre in the ANU Cultural Centre from 6 pm.

For catering purposes, the Registration deadline is Tuesday 4 October @ 12 pm.

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fighting-racism-bigotry-no-3-intersectionality-studies-tickets-411645491747

14/09/2022

Fighting Racism & Bigotry: Leading Change in the Social Sciences
A Staff-Student Conversation series
Event no. 3: Intersectionality Studies

Fenner Hall @ ANU is pleased to host the third event in this interactive series of conversations between staff and students to develop strategies to combat prejudice within and beyond ANU. The final event for 2022 is dedicated to Intersectionality in the academy.

ANUSA BIPOC and Women’s department reports (2021; 2022) on incidents of racism and sexual harassment and assault reveal that domestic and international students from Indigenous and BIPOC backgrounds, and those who identify as gender-sexuality diverse and non-binary, are more likely to be targets of sexual harassment and assault, as well as of racism, than other students.

This conversation will explore the intersectional experiences of oppression and privilege for staff and students on campus, in the classroom and the residences. It will also ask how intersectionality could be applied in teaching and in curriculum development as a tool for critical analysis and for addressing discrimination.

Confirmed participants:
Assoc. Professor Wayne Morgan, Associate Dean-Education (College of Law)

Dr. Lina Koleilat, PhD student (College of Law)

Miranda Zvidza, Business Development Manager (College of Science)

Facilitator
Dr Karo Moret Miranda, Lecturer (History, CASS)

Date/time: Tuesday 11 October, 6.00-7.30 pm followed by refreshments

Venue: Theatre 2, ANU Cultural Centre, Kambri
Register by 4 October 12 pm
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fighting-racism-bigotry-no-3-intersectionality-studies-tickets-411645491747

For more information, contact [email protected]

An interactive series of conversations between staff and students to develop strategies to combat prejudice within and beyond the ANU.