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On 18 September the University experienced a technical issue impacting users' ability to login to the staff intranet, the wireless network and services such as myHRonline and PeopleSoft. ... week. When raising service requests for building access cards, keys and security electronics through Campus Assist Online on the intranet, it is important all requests are submitted via the authorised signatory
Celebrating 10 years of the Charles Perkins Centre: a multidisciplinary vision realised. 23 June 2022. The Charles Perkins Centre (CPC) celebrated 10 years of improving global health through multidisciplinary research and collaboration on Thursday 16 June 2022. The celebration coincided with what would have been the Centre’s namesake and role model Charles Perkins’ 86th birthday and included a Welcome to Country performed by his friend Uncle Allen Madden. Honoured guests included Dr
The return to campus roadmap (pdf, 266KB) and COVID-19 section of the intranet contain the latest information on current planning activity, and the prioritisation framework for the return of research
From the Vice-Chancellor: March 2021. 10 March 2021. Read the Vice-Chancellor's message to staff, published in Staff News on 10 March 2021. I hope you are settling in to the year, and that the semester is off to a good start for those of you with teaching or student support responsibilities. It has been wonderful to see the campus alive with students over the last few weeks. The number of students commencing and continuing their studies with us speaks to the tremendous efforts of both academic
Faculty showcases. For the past few years the Faculty of Science has presented both the Education and Professional Showcase series. The Educational showcase is designed to bring colleagues together to celebrate scientific achievements and showcase innovation in teaching and education delivery. The Professional showcase is an opportunity to pause, recognise and share the achievements of our professional staff, and share experiences, learnings, best practice, and ideas within the professional
. Creating a lasting legacy through research commercialisation. 01 November 2019. Associate Dean (Research), Professor Margaret Barbour, highlights the importance of industry and community engagement and impact beyond academia, and how we can create a lasting legacy, through the commercialisation of our research. Following a successful spinout of Kinoxis Theraputics in 2018, which was recently awarded a US National Institutes of Health HEAL Initiative grant of up to $6.8m, Dr Michael Bowen of
. 2018 ERA Journal List review. 28 February 2017. In preparation for ERA 2018 the ARC will review the ERA journal list. Staff are invited to submit journal recommendations for inclusion on the 2018 ERA Journal List. The DVC-E is running a ‘Roadshow’ - a series of faculty presentations to communicate key messages about progress on the Education Strategy and to update staff on the portfolio’s plans for 2017. The University is seeking input to design new multidisciplinary university-wide
FMH Wins 15 May. 15 May 2023. Achievements from around the faculty this week. FMH welcomes three new honorary doctorates. Public Health Foundation of India President receives honorary doctorate. Professor Sanjay Zodpey was recently admitted into the degree for his contributions to public health in India and worldwide. The Faculty of Medicine and Health’s partnership with the Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI) spans over a decade and has expanded from education linkages into research
Sydney Spotlight: Shannon Philp. 11 May 2021. In recognition of International Nurses Day, we speak to Nurse Practitioner Shannon Philp from the Susan Wakil School of Nursing and Midwifery about how she combines her clinical practice with educating the next generation of nurses. Shannon is the winner of the 2021 HESTA Nurse of the Year Award. Shannon Philp with her 2021 HESTA Nurse of the Year Award. My favourite thing about my role is. Being able to combine my clinical practice with teaching
To encourage staff to support Indigenous-owned businesses, Procurement created a dedicated Indigenous procurement section on the intranet, and developed Indigenous procurement champions through communications and training sessions.
. Black summer bushfires wiped $2.8 billion from tourism supply chains. A study by PhD student Vivienne Reiner from the Centre of Integrated Sustainability Analysis highlights economic vulnerabilities to extremes of climate change. Congratulations to the 257 colleagues from across the University who successfully applied for academic promotion in 2023. Academic contribution to community acknowledged. Study shows SE Asian forests resisted 'savannisation' in Last Glacial Maximum.
Recruitment and selection. The University aims to build its talent base and capability, and support the achievement of excellence, through an equitable, inclusive and contemporary recruitment practice. The Hiring for Excellence training module in Workday has been developed to assist hiring managers in applying recruitment best practice. Per the University's Recruitment and Appointment Policy (pdf, 533KB), hiring managers and Academic Board Nominees are required to have completed this training
Radical optimism on display at SXSW Sydney. 7 December 2023. We spoke to PhD students Karuna Skipper and Queenie Yip, and Dr Taylor Szyszka from the Faculty of Science about their experience as panellists at the first SXSW held outside of the United States. From left to right: Alice Motion, Queenie Yip, Karuna Skipper and Taylor Szyszka. Photo credit: Meredith Hall, Inspiring Australia. Sydney hosted the inaugural Asia-Pacific edition of South by Southwest (SXSW) in October this year. Hosted
Industry Fellows. The Grant Navigator Program is designed to support academics applying for various grant schemes. This page outlines the support available for 2024/25 ARC Industry Fellows (Early-Career, Mid-Career and Australian Laurate) applicants. How to identify and engage an external partner. 31st June 2024, 2-4pm. Are you looking to develop constructive partnerships with external partners to attract more diverse funding for your research? The Strategic Partnerships and External Engagement
Staff can access monthly updates on the activities of the University Executive (UE) and its committees on the intranet.
Weekly news update 17 January. 17 January 2022. Even in these early days of 2022 there is plenty of news to share. To keep you updated through the month of January, we’re publishing a weekly summary of the latest news. COVID updates. The information about how we manage cases on campus has been updated. A list of locations of confirmed cases on campus is available on our website and is updated daily. Temporary COVID-19 parking permits available until 31 March. For staff coming to campus,
Tune in to Mental Health Month this October. 30 September 2020. The FMH Student Life team and Wellbeing Community of Practice are hosting a series of lunchtime Wellbeing Webinars throughout Mental Health Month for staff and students in the Faculty of Medicine and Health. Presented by those in the know, these webinars will give you a chance to learn about different elements of personal and professional wellbeing, as well as a chance to have your questions answered in a Q&A with the facilitators.
Media and Engagement. The School's website exhibits our key research themes and our significant research projects. If you have a significant project that aligns with these themes and are interested in exhibiting it on the external research website, contact the research office. Media Advisory and Training. The University has a central Media and PR team, that offers training sessions to help academic staff better engage with media. This team also offers guidance on how to lift your media profile
Excess annual leave. Taking annual leave regularly is important for your wellbeing and taking a break allows you to return to work refreshed. Planning annual leave with your manager at the beginning of each year facilitates both your personal preference in the timing of the leave and in meeting operational needs. Read more about planning annual leave. It is expected that you will take your leave in the year that it accrues, unless you have a longer term annual leave plan approved by your manager
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