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| Tote Sewing Workshop | Sick of freebie Uni tote bags from O-week that everyone has? Unleash your creativity and experience sustainability in practice at USYDFR's Tote Sewing Workshop! 🧵🧵 | (not set) |
| Undergraduate Commerce - Degree Planning Seminar (Semester 2 2023) | Date: Friday 28 July, 10.30am - 12.00pm --- If you are a new student commencing your undergraduate studies with us this semester then be sure to join us at our Undergraduate Commerce Degree Planning Seminar, which will equip you with the knowledge and skills to meet the requirements of your degree and access the many opportunities available to you in your course.
Please note: The Undergraduate Commerce Degree Planning Seminar is appropriate for those students commencing a degree administered by the University of Sydney Business School - a Bachelor of Commerce, a Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Advanced Studies, or a Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Laws. Students commencing either a Bachelor of Engineering Honours and Bachelor of Commerce or a Bachelor of Advanced Computing and Bachelor of Commerce should follow course planning advice from the Faculty of Engineering, as they are responsible for the administration of those degrees.
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| Undergraduate Commerce | Meet & Greet - Semester 2 2023 | Come and connect with your fellow peers in the Business School! Join us at our Meet & Greet sessions to meet other students in your major/minor and hear from alumni, academic staff and industry guests as they share their stories, insights and experiences. Light refreshments will be provided.
Meet & Greet Sessions: WEEK 1:
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Location: Abercrombie Building H70
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| (Un)Learn Pottery | Do you want to chill, chat, and create some pottery? Then our hand-built pottery event is right for you! Come join us at the Thinkspace on Friday August 11th anytime between 1-5pm to try your hand at making some air-dry pottery. Once you're done, feel free to grab a sandwich, some sweets, or some fruit to finish off the experience! | (not set) |
| Using Evidence and Avoiding Plagiarism (Getting Ready for Uni Lecture Series) | You may know that ‘plagiarism’ means big trouble at university, but do you know what it is and more importantly, how to avoid it? This session will help you use evidence from sources effectively in written assignments. You will become familiar with ways of integrating evidence such as quoting, summarising and paraphrasing. Keep an eye on your email inbox for confirmation and a zoom link. | (not set) |
| USU Speaker Series with Associate Professor Rick Macourt - The Voice Referendum | USU Speaker Series with Associate Professor Rick Macourt - The Voice Referendum Tuesday 12th September, 6.00 - 7.00pm, followed by drinks and snacks in Courtyard Café On Saturday, 14 October 2023, all Australians will be asked to vote in a referendum to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the constitution through the enshrinement of a Voice to Parliament. The Voice would be an independent and permanent advisory body that provides advice to the Australian parliament and government on matters that affect the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples such as education, health, housing and justice. USU is thrilled to be welcoming Associate Professor Rick Macourt as our guest speaker to share his perspective on this important topic. Associate Professor Rick Macourt is a queer descendant of the Gumbaynggirr peoples and Associate Dean, First Nations Strategy and Services, Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney. He is also Managing Director of First Nations Economics, an Aboriginal-led charity dedicated to driving social, cultural and economic prosperity for First Peoples. Rick has held executive roles in NSW Government and the Westpac Group, and he is a former diplomat having represented Australia at the United Nations. He is a writer, author and an activist dedicated to shaping an Australia where First Peoples can prosper, grounded in kinship and connected to Country. Join us on Tuesday 12th September from 6pm to learn more about the history behind the Voice, the context and significance of the referendum, and the role of non-Indigenous peoples in this conversation. The event will consist of an informal and lively talk, followed by a 15 minute Q&A. Associate Professor Macourt strongly believes in gaining knowledge and perspective through open conversation, and welcomes all questions on this topic. Make sure to submit your questions for him when you register for your free spot. USU is committed to creating a culturally safe space in everything we do. Register free at: USU Speaker Series with Associate Professor Rick Macourt - The Voice Referendum | Humanitix | https://events.humanitix.com/speaker-series?c=usyd |
| USU Speaker Series with Associate Professor Rick Macourt - The Voice Referendum | USU Speaker Series with Associate Professor Rick Macourt - The Voice Referendum Tuesday 12th September, 6.00 - 7.00pm, followed by drinks and snacks in Courtyard Café On Saturday, 14 October 2023, all Australians will be asked to vote in a referendum to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the constitution through the enshrinement of a Voice to Parliament. The Voice would be an independent and permanent advisory body that provides advice to the Australian parliament and government on matters that affect the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples such as education, health, housing and justice. USU is thrilled to be welcoming Associate Professor Rick Macourt as our guest speaker to share his perspective on this important topic. Associate Professor Rick Macourt is a queer descendant of the Gumbaynggirr peoples and Associate Dean, First Nations Strategy and Services, Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney. He is also Managing Director of First Nations Economics, an Aboriginal-led charity dedicated to driving social, cultural and economic prosperity for First Peoples. Rick has held executive roles in NSW Government and the Westpac Group, and he is a former diplomat having represented Australia at the United Nations. He is a writer, author and an activist dedicated to shaping an Australia where First Peoples can prosper, grounded in kinship and connected to Country. Join us on Tuesday 12th September from 6pm to learn more about the history behind the Voice, the context and significance of the referendum, and the role of non-Indigenous peoples in this conversation. The event will consist of an informal and lively talk, followed by a 15 minute Q&A. Associate Professor Macourt strongly believes in gaining knowledge and perspective through open conversation, and welcomes all questions on this topic. Make sure to submit your questions for him when you register for your free spot. USU is committed to creating a culturally safe space in everything we do. Register free at: USU Speaker Series with Associate Professor Rick Macourt - The Voice Referendum | Humanitix | https://events.humanitix.com/speaker-series?c=usyd |
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| Welcome Fest Sem 2 | Join us for two huge days at USYD stacked with heaps of freebies, free food, coffee, 180+ club stalls, parties and so much more 🤩
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| Welcome to ADP! | Join us in welcoming our 2023 new and returning students to the Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning. Come join in all the fun we have at the Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning.
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| Welcome to Sydney Party (18+) | Celebrate the start of uni life with our Welcome to Sydney Party! 🪩
To kick off the start of the semester, USU is holding a massive party for international and domestic USYD students. Join us for a fun night at Manning Bar and celebrate your new uni life by making friends from around the world, plus there’ll be FREE food, drink specials, music and more! 🎶
IMPORTANT: Entry is FREE for USU Members. USU membership is FREE for all USYD Students - join now. You must be a USU Member AND register via the link to attend. If you do not register you cannot attend.
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| Welcome to your Library | Learn about Your Library! We are here to support you on your university adventure. Find out about our services, how to access them, where to find help and important tips on finding good information for your assessments. Ask questions, say hi and get a head start on the semester. We’ll see you soon. | (not set) |
| Welcome to your TechSpace | Introducing the Library’s 2 hands-on technology spaces: ThinkSpace at the SciTech Library, and CreateSpace at Susan Wakil Health Building Library. Each space is equipped with creative technologies available for students to book and use for free.
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| Wellbeing at University (Getting Started Chat Club 2) | In this conversational workshop, you will meet with Peer Facilitators and fellow students to chat about the range of support available at the University, aimed at helping you maintain your health and wellbeing throughout your studies. By joining this session, you will explore the language required when asking for help or describing a complex emotion. Come contribute to being part of a supportive community who look out for one another, share experiences, and participate in frank, open discussions about health and wellbeing. The Getting Started Chat Club program is a series of 4 peer-delivered, language-focused communicative workshops, aimed at fostering a sense of community by engaging students on campus in a face-to-face context prior to the start of semester. | (not set) |
| What's It Really Like to be a Surgeon? | Are you interested in learning more about 'what's it really like to be a surgeon?" Join us, the Surgical Society (SUSS), for a free event featuring four eminent surgeons from different stages in the lifecycle. They'll be telling us more about their experiences, tips and future plans with a chance for questions at the end. There'll also be free pizza! | (not set) |
| Work-Integrated Learning Programs Information Session | Date: Tuesday 1 August 2023, 4.00pm - 5.00pm Location: to be confirmed upon registration Register: Registrations open 9am on 10 July 2023. --- Work-integrated learning (WIL) provides opportunities to work on real-life projects with organisations. Go on work placements, internships, consulting projects and study tours while earning credit towards your degree. Come along to the WIL programs information session to find out which WIL program is right for you. This session is open to both undergraduate and postgraduate Business School students.
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| Writing Critically (Getting Ready for Uni Lecture Series) | Most assignments will ask you to write critically about a topic but what does that mean? This workshop looks at the different types of writing you will need to use at university and how you can develop a critical position to meet university expectations of academic writing. Keep an eye on your email inbox for confirmation and a zoom link. | (not set) |
| Writing Reports (Getting Ready at Uni Lecture Series) | Are you unsure of how a report differs from an essay, or from the other types of academic writing? In this session, you will learn about the audience and purpose of reports. You will discover the structure and language resources appropriate for different types of report writing. Keep an eye on your email inbox for confirmation and a zoom link. | (not set) |
| Zero Waste Craft Workshop: Upcycled Hanging Planters and Recycled Paper Making | Come and get creative in the Community Garden with an afternoon of sustainable craft! In this hands-on workshop, we'll be learning how to upcycle waste materials into beautiful new items. We'll be doing two activities on the day: Hanging planters: Recycle waste materials into indoor hanging pot plants - and take home your own plant at the end of the day! Papermaking: Experience a blend of history and hands-on experience, by learning the age-old mould and deckle paper technique. While rooted in tradition, this craft also underscores the importance of sustainable practices in today's world. And it produces beautiful handmade paper that we can give a personal touch with elements like scents, dried flowers, seeds, and little imperfections! | (not set) |
| Zero Waste Workshop: DIY Compost Bins and Worm Farming | The USYD Community garden is happy to host the first ever Community Compost day. Please bring in food and paper scraps from home and learn about how to better manage household waste.
During this workshop we will cover why composting is critical to a zero waste future and learn about 3 different composting methods: Worm Farming, Bokashi Composting, and Aerobic Composting.
We'll also supply materials to build your own compost bin based on what suits your situation best!
We will be running multiple sessions at around 20 minutes per session so please feel free to drop in and make some friends when you have the time!
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