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Of course there is more work to be done, but I’m grateful to every colleague who has contributed so far," said Professor Mark Scott. ... Professor Mark Scott, Vice-Chancellor and President, said the award reflected the significant contribution our SAGE team has made to supporting a key pillar of the Sydney in 2032 strategy.
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Kind regards,. Mark . Mark Scott. Vice-Chancellor and President. Contact us. Email. ... Update on protest encampment discussions. 24 May 2024. Vice-Chancellor and President Mark Scott wrote to all staff and students with an update on the protest encampment.
All staff are invited to join Vice-Chancellor and Principal Mark Scott, Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor Professor Annamarie Jagose, and Vice-Principal (Strategy) Rebecca Murray for a webinar on Wednesday
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Regards. Mark. Mark Scott. Vice-Chancellor and Principal. ... Recommencement of Enterprise Agreement negotiations. 11 March 2022. Vice-Chancellor and Principal Mark Scott has written to all staff to provide an update on the recommencement of bargaining for the Enterprise
It was confirmed that scholarship applicants from 2021 onwards who were enrolled during COVID-affected semesters will be awarded the higher mark between the C-WAM (WAM excluding COVID-affected semesters)
Kind regards,. Mark . Mark Scott. Vice-Chancellor and President. University Communications. Email. ... Vice-Chancellor congratulates award winners for excellence. 5 December 2023. Vice-Chancellor and President, Mark Scott, celebrates the University's achievements at the 2023 Vice-Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence.
Kind regards,. Mark. Mark Scott . Vice-Chancellor and President . . ... Vice-Chancellor and President Mark Scott shared a message with students and staff about the conflict in the Middle East and support available.
Recognising the University’s positive economic impact. 22 May 2020. A new report shows the significant contribution the University has made to national and state economies and highlights the important role our sector can play in supporting Australia’s COVID-19 recovery plans. The Economic impact of the University of Sydney report (PDF, 7MB) was authored by independent economists ACIL Allen Consulting who said that in 2019, the University alone contributed $5.3 billion to the NSW economy and
2020 marks the 20th anniversary of the Coaching Psychology Unit, founded by Professor Anthony Grant.
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We’re making Sydney a better place to work and study. Mark Scott, Vice-Chancellor and President, wrote to all-staff in Staff News about our progress towards creating gender equity
Professor Mark Krockenberger, Professor of Veterinary Pathology, shares his experience of teaching online this semester and some tips to deliver engaging classes virtually. ... Professor Mark Krockenberger.
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Improving outcomes for patients with head and neck cancer through philanthropy: Five minutes with Jonathan Clark. 5 February 2020. In collaboration with the Chris O’Brien Lifehouse and the University’s Development Office, Professor Jonathan Clark AM recently secured a $3.9 million donation to fund research into head and neck cancer. We caught up with Jonathan to talk about how this donation came to be and what it will mean for patients with cancers of the head and neck. Professor Jonathan
2018 marks the midpoint of our 2016–20 strategy, and next week I will discuss with Senate seven key priorities that are essential to our progress.
2020 marks the fifth year that the University has partnered with the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, supporting our LGBTIQ community.
To mark Bowel Cancer Awareness Month in June, we celebrate three researchers taking on a disease that kills thousands of Australians every year.
At the moment I am working on. Other than finalising marks for Semester 1 and planning Semester 2, I am preparing a presentation for the upcoming Sydney Teaching Symposium on how
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