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23 April 2008

Monash Memo is a weekly newsletter designed to keep the Monash community up-to-date with the latest news and events in and around Monash.

Professor Lenore Manderson

Funding for research on alternative medicines
The Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences has received $660,000 funding from the National Health Medical Research Council for research into the effect of alternative medicine on type 2 diabetes and heart disease.

 

University news

my.monash portal login screen

my.monash wins peer review
For the second consecutive year Monash University’s portal my.monash has won the Hitwise Online Performance Award.


Student Ylana Burton

Paris option for Monash student
Student Ylana Burton talks to Monash Memo about her three-month journalism internship in Paris.


 

Sculpture - fibre and found objects

Thinking outside the square
A compelling exhibition of “outsider” artworks is on display at Monash University Museum of Art (MUMA).

 

>>More University news

Forging international research links
Associate Professor Michael Ackland will head to Japan in October after he was selected for a Visiting Professorship at the University of Tokyo.

Students encouraged to join reference group
A Monash University PhD Student and local government councillor believes that more young people need to be involved in civic life and in local decision-making processes.

 

Around Monash

Students riding an all terrain four-wheeled cycle or quike

Adventurers tackle Asia Steppe by Steppe
Two students are set to tackle some of the harshest terrain in central Asia using a world-first, all-terrain vehicle called a “quike”.

 

Monash South Africa Deputy Pro Vice-Chancellor Professor Dina Burger

Ford thinking creates Academics in Making
Monash South Africa was recently awarded a grant of $14 million rand (A$1.9 million) over seven years to provide seven full post graduate scholarships for the University’s Academics in Making program.

 

Gippsland staff and students walking

Gippsland campus walks for World Health Day
Monash University Gippsland held a fun run and walk to celebrate the opening of the new campus walking trails earlier this month.

 


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Vice-Chancellor's column

Ancora Imparo video edition
In April's Ancora Imparo, Vice-Chancellor Professor Richard Larkins discusses the priorities for the University over the next five years.

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Vice-Chancellor Professor Richard Larkins 

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Monash Alumna Mary Aldred

Mary Aldred
Graduate Mary Aldred talks about life after Monash and where her degree has taken her …


 

Did you know?

Monash library bookshelves

This week: Monash libraries …

 

 

   

What's on this week

Until Sat 21 June
Without Borders: Outsider Art in an Antipodean Context
Clayton
Mon 28 April Mourning and Commemoration: Lessons from the ANZACs, the Armenians and the Shoah Caulfield
Wed 30 April Powers of Tem... perature (or the physics of getting ten times colder) Clayton
Thurs 1 May Graduation Clayton campus - Faculty of Business & Economics Clayton
Thurs 1 May Lunchtime Concert - Musica del Sol Clayton
Thurs 1 May MBA Information Session Caulfield
Fri 2 May Seminar: Civil Penalties and the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) Clayton
     

Coming events

Sun 11 May Mothers Day Classic Melbourne
Fri 23 May Faculty of Business & Economics Berwick Student Awards Evening Berwick
Sun 27 July Walk the Talk Johannesburg

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