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Mid-year scholarly engagements
News 8 MayA message from acting Executive Dean of Theology and Philosophy Associate Professor Richard Colledge: ‘Tis the season for research and collaborative partner engagements.
ACU is required to identify and communicate with students who are not making sufficient academic progress. Meet with the Academic Progress team to learn more about how to do this.
The first half of the 2023 academic progress cycle is approaching. ACU is required to identify and communicate with students who are not making sufficient academic progress as defined by the Academic Regulations and Higher Education Support Act.
The Academic Progress team will be running information sessions for all staff on academic progress policies and procedures, including how to identify and communicate with students.
If you would like to attend one of these sessions, please click on the link to the preferred session below to register. Once registered you will be sent a confirmation email. Click accept in the email to add it to your calendar.
Information sessions will be conducted via MS Teams
Tuesday 20 June at 10am
Register online for Session 1
Tuesday 20 June at 2pm
Register online for Session 2
If you have any questions, please contact Academic.Progress@acu.edu.au.
A message from acting Executive Dean of Theology and Philosophy Associate Professor Richard Colledge: ‘Tis the season for research and collaborative partner engagements.
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A summary of the Academic Board meeting held on 10 April 2024.
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