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In response to your feedback, the selection of University brand-approved design templates on the intranet has recently been updated. ... Brought about by staff feedback, this week’s intranet updates aim to make it easier for you to navigate to the information you’re looking for.
Update on protest encampment discussions. 28 May 2024. Mark Scott, Vice-Chancellor and President, wrote to all staff and students to provide an update on discussions between the University and representatives of the protest encampment. Dear colleagues,. Following my update on protest encampement discussions on Friday, today the Provost, Professor Annamarie Jagose, and I again met with representatives from the protest encampment. In these times of heightened social division where many feel
Weekly news update 24 January. 24 January 2022. Over the last week, we welcomed Professor Joanne Wright, who will be commencing her new role as Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) in June, we celebrated achievements of Sydney researchers, and applications opened for 2022 One Sydney, Many People Project Funding. COVID updates. Additional appointments for Pfizer vaccinations and boosters — The University Health Service has opened new appointments in coming weeks. Bookings can be made online.
Our new SWHB workplace. Top workplace facts. The SWHB workplace is activity based working. It is a flexible, values-based workplace that is about our people, culture and processes. The workplace is a shared space, supported by technology and etiquettes. A variety of ‘zones’ and 'settings' are provided to support the activities we do in our day. Read our top workplace facts below. Topic. Key facts. Ergonomic workstations . There are 626 ergonomic workstations in the workplace. 40% are
Sydney Spotlight with Juliet Rayner. 6 May 2024. Juliet Rayner, Assistant Media and PR Advisor, talks about the excitement of working in the Media and PR team, and how they keep on top of the non-stop action. My USYD hat has travelled everywhere with me – from Thailand and Cambodia to Hawaii and Korea! My favourite thing about working at the University is. Walking through time – at the University, when you take a walk through campus, you can see each era of the University’s history
Sydney Spotlight with Clare Masters. 12 April 2023. We speak with University Media and PR Director Clare Masters about her experience at the university and her approach to finding stories. Clare Masters reading with her sons. A highlight of my time so far as the Director of the Media and PR team has been…. Too many to pick one but a few highlights include touring Westmead with the External Engagement team, being part of the heaving crowd at Welcome Week, morning teas with the media team (Matt
Sydney Spotlight with Louise McDonald. 1 December 2022. We speak with Louise McDonald, External Engagement Manager in the Office of the Deputy Vice Chancellor, about her experience taking part in the Disability at Work (DAWN) mentoring program. Louise McDonald. Being part of the DAWN mentoring program was an invaluable experience to me because…. it raised my awareness of the huge diversity in our staff, and I’ve learned about the equity, diversity, and inclusion culture at our university.
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Student leadership. Student Partner Program. About the program. The Student Partner Program is a volunteering and leadership development program which connects like-minded students together to make an impact on the student experience in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. Communities in each area of study are led by Student Partners, who are elected student leaders that work to build the academic, personal and professional success of students in their communities. In return, Student
Advocating for ethical leadership: Five minutes with Rebecca Johnson. 27 February 2020. We speak to Higher Degree Research student Rebecca Johnson about her diverse learning and teaching background, the importance of ethical leadership and the role of the HDR Liaison Committee. Rebecca attended a technology conference at MIT in 2019. What is your background and how did you come to join the University? My background is like a bag of skittles! I grew up in Melbourne but have lived in a few places
. Strategic Plan 2011-15: an update from the Vice-Chancellor. 31 August 2012. Dr Michael Spence provides an update on the first 18 months of the Strategic Plan for 2011-15. The 'Sydney Courses' information system now includes a better search engine, multimedia content, increased performance and an improved 'look and feel'. Dr Michael Spence and Professor Jill Trewhella have initiated a strategic review of the University's health and medical research. Hot on the heels of our success at the
Solitary Octopuses' Strong Statements. 15 July 2015. Professor Peter Godfrey-Smith has contributed to new research that shows octopuses may signal their intentions when they're about to get agressive with a fellow cephalopod. Read the full story.
Sydney Spotlight with Kade Fenwick. 15 November 2023. As we mark Transgender Awareness Week, we speak with Kade Fenwick, Diversity and Inclusion Consultant within Organisational Development at Sydney about the team's work in supporting the LGBTQIA+ community at the University. My favourite thing about my role is. My team. It is a privilege to work alongside such a bright, collegial bunch of kind-hearted folk who are SO GOOD at what they do. All members of the Diversity and Inclusion Team have
Senior leadership announcements. 19 January 2022. On 19 January, the Vice-Chancellor emailed all staff to share senior leadership announcements. Dear colleagues,. I am writing to share with you some news about changes to our senior leadership team, including the appointment of our next Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education). Appointment of Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education). After an extensive search I am delighted to let you know the University has appointed Professor Joanne Wright to the role of
Sydney Spotlight: Dr Clara Sitbon. 21 June 2021. Dr Clara Sitbon from the School of Languages and Cultures is a committed educator who is passionate about French language and literature. She will be speaking at the 14 July Teaching Symposium about innovative approaches to assessment. My favourite thing about my role is. When I see the light-bulb moment light up my students’ eyes. In my role, I teach French, French and Francophone literatures and visual cultures, and I also teach in
The importance of resilience in our society. 14 September 2020. Academics and industry have come together to discuss resilience and the role it plays in helping our communities respond to challenges during a Forecast Forum organised as part of the ‘Connect For: A Better Future’ program of events. As one of the first speakers, Dr Emma Calgaro from the School of Geoscience set the tone of the event by giving an overview of disaster risk reduction and how we can build resilience in our world
Our 2023 Annual Report on Sexual Misconduct. 7 August 2024. Vice-Chancellor and President Mark Scott has written to all staff and students about the release of our 2023 Annual Report on Sexual Misconduct. Content warning: This message and the report it refers to contain information about sexual misconduct which may be distressing. If you would like to speak with someone for support or information, please contact our Safer Communities Office on 61 8627 6808 or via email on[email protected],
For more information please refer to the Revised Change Plan (RCP) available on the intranet. ... We will publish more detailed answers to possible questions from students on the intranet; the organisational design team will provide these directly to staff involved on Info Day in January.
people. More information about the discount, including a list of eligible courses, is available on the intranet.
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