MONASH MEMO
7 June 2006
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Malaysia's Foreign Minister addresses forum
The Malaysian Foreign Affairs Minister, the Honourable Dato' Seri Syed Hamid Albar, has urged Australia and Malaysia to focus on mutual long-term interests to strengthen the long-standing, positive relationship between the two countries.
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Grant to further MS research
Professor Claude Bernard from the Monash Immunology and Stem Cell Laboratories has received a generous grant from the Baker Foundation to assist in the generation of stem-cell therapies for multiple sclerosis (MS).
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Program brings success to Malaysian medical students
A Monash program designed to prepare Malaysian Government-sponsored students for the university's Australian medical program is continuing to prove successful, with three students receiving Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences awards. |
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Gippsland lecturer wins rural health award
Monash senior lecturer Ms Anne Leversha has won a 2006 Rural Health Award for her work in health education and professional development in the pharmacy profession. |
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Peace mural unveiled
A group of primary school students have painted a giant anti-war mural as part of the Kid's Guernica International Peace Project and unveiled their artwork at Monash's Peninsula campus.
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International Plan delegates visit Community Family Co-Op
Fourteen international delegates from the international community development organisation Plan last week visited the Monash Community Family Co-operative to observe Australian childcare in action.
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