
Senate election for academic staff
News 19 FebruaryNominations are now open to appoint two members of our academic staff to the university Senate for a term ending in 2028.
12 February 2020
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Thousands of students will be welcomed to our campuses next week, some for the very first time. This is an exciting moment for our students, but also an exciting moment for ACU.
The series of Orientation activities taking place next week have been designed to assist students with their transition to ACU. You are welcome to join colleagues at the information booths or just chat to students. DiscoverU polo shirts are available at the DiscoverU booth to assist students in identifying you.
If you’d like to volunteer during Orientation, please complete this registration form.
Staff can find out the details about Orientation on each campus via an emulated student view of the automated Student Orientation Planner. Students are presented with their course and campus specific orientation activities which allows them to tailor their own experience.
Staff are encouraged to view the events which students may be presented with, and explore options which may align to their discipline or areas of interest.
Please note, the times presented are in AEDT and McAuley campus in Brisbane should adjust the schedule accordingly. This issue does not impact the student view.
Staff with questions about Orientation programs should contact their representative on the local Orientation committee, or via email.
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