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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.

Smoking ceremony

University celebrates Indigenous culture

The University has acknowledged its commitment to engagement with the Indigenous community, hosting an Indigenous Elders Day at Clayton campus last week.

 

University news

Monash Open Day 2009 University opens its doors

Organisers expect more than 100,000 people will visit Monash campuses or log on to the Monash website during Open Day 2009.

Paul Hertzog Advice on Swine Flu response

A research team from the Monash Institute of Medical Research has received a grant to help predict individuals' response to infection or vaccination against H1N1 (Swine Flu).

Dinosaur skeleton Exhibition gets presidential approval

The President of East Timor Jose Ramos-Horta has thrown open the doors of his presidential executive offices to a Monash geological exhibition.


More University news

Log on for emergency messages

With Semester 2 commencing this week, it's a good time for staff and students to update or provide their current contact details to the University to ensure they can be reached in case of an emergency.

New collaboration drives research in South Africa

A new agreement will see Monash researchers collaborate with researchers from the South African Medical Research Council (MRC) and the University of South Africa (UNISA) in the areas of road safety, child health, acute care and trauma, and community engagement.

 

Around Monash

Walking on grass Monash helps businesses take green steps

The University's groundbreaking environmental training program Green Steps has celebrated 10 years of providing businesses and students with practical skills to improve their environmental footprint.

Lisa O'Brien and Mohd Mosayed Ullah (Russel) A helping hand

Monash occupational therapy staff and students have had a direct impact on improving the human condition with work they have undertaken in Bangladesh.

John Denton Prominent architect joins Monash

Dr John Denton, of Denton Corker Marshall Architects, has accepted an adjunct appointment as Professor of Architecture in the Faculty of Art and Design.

What's on this week

Until Sat 23 Dec Astronomy in a Nutshell Clayton
Until Mon 31 Aug Swift and Defoe Clayton
Until Sat 5 Sep Richard Lewer: Nobody Likes a Show Off Clayton
Until Fri 24 July Measure for measure - fragments from other work Caulfield
Until Fri 24 July Guilty pleasures Caulfield
Thurs 23 July Piano Fantasies - Monash University Lunchtime Concert Clayton
Thurs 23 July Critically reading the literature Peninsula
Sat 25 July Computing in Melbourne: A Historical Tour Caulfield

Coming events

Tues 4 Aug How to find employment Peninsula
Thurs 13 - Sat 15 Aug Monash University Academy of Performing Arts presents 'Lysistrate' Clayton

Monash world

 Melbourne      Friday     4:28pm    Mostly Cloudy    26° C        
 Johannesburg      Friday     7:28am    Fair    17° C        
 Kuala Lumpur      Friday     1:28pm    Mostly Cloudy    33° C        
 Prato      Friday     6:28am    Mostly Cloudy    15° C        

60 seconds with ...

Gerry Rayner Gerry Rayner
In this week's 60 Seconds we catch up with Dr Gerry Rayner from the School of Biological Sciences in the Faculty of Science. Dr Rayner was recently awarded a Dean's Excellence in Teaching Award for his leadership in the development of programs to motivate and engage students in their learning.


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