| Semester 2 - 2010 |
| Bruce
Week |
| Bruce Week is the traditional name for the first week of second semester. Why? Who knows. But anyway, it's a week where the BSA provide free lunches and social activities so students can catch up after the break and have some fun before the assignments start pouring in. For a detailed list of what's on, click on the link to the right. |
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| National
Campus Band Competition |
From
its initiation in 1990, the NCBC has been the biggest student
band competition of its type in the world and a major part of
activities at Australian tertiary institutions. |
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Registrations
Now Open
Bendigo Heat: August 10
Newbridge Hotel |
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| Self Defence Classes |
Monday 30th August
Self Defense with renowned Sydney expert Penny Gulliver
Ironbark Centre | Room 108
9.30am - 12.30pm - All students
2.00pm - 5.00pm - Residential Students only
Register at the BSA Info Desk |
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| Evolution Semester II Special |
Grab a gold membership that will last you until the end of semester for only $140. Guild members are eligible for an extra 30%. Offer available until 20 Aug. |
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| On Campus Sport |
| Register your team now for this semester's comp. Indoor netball and soccer. Mixed teams, maximum fun. Click on the link for more info. |
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| Do
you like to find out about other countries from the people who
live there? Do you like helping visitors to our country by teaching
them about our culture? Are you friendly, outgoing and enjoy doing
stuff with other people? Then UniMates might be just the thing
for you!
The
International Friendship Program run by the BSA and La Trobe International
is looking for volunteers to help new international students in
semester two to adapt to life in Australia. The program is run
over six weeks and involves a social activity with a group of
students each week. Activities include things like ten pin bowling,
indoor rock climbing, African drumming, trivia night and cooking
for a shared dinner.
To
find out more about UniMates, grab a brochure from the BSA Info
Centre or contact Grace
White Feather at La Trobe International on 5444 7286 |
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| We
are again searching for students willing to offer their time to
help show potential future students and their families around the
Campus.
Bendigo
is known as a welcoming and friendly campus, and having welcoming
and friendly guides is a great way to promote our University.
You will be provided with training so you are confident and prepared
on the day. You will also receive some rewards as a thank you
for your efforts along with a certificate of appreciation.
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Our
cupboards at the BSA are overflowing with lost property from throughout
semester 1. We have: memory sticks, sunglasses, reading glasses, textbooks,
DVDs, clothes, keys, pencil cases and heaps of other stuff. If not picked
up before end of semester, the whole lot will be given away. Ask at the
Info Centre if you think something belongs to you. |
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| La
Trobe University Merchandise |
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Runes
has just received a new delivery of Merchandise including armorial bearings
hoodies and rugby tops. Drop in for a look soon. |
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Student
Vs. University
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| The
BSA can give you free, independent advice and representation regarding:
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| Special
consideration |
Show
cause |
| Re-marking
of exams or assignments |
University administration procedures |
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Student rights and responsibilities |
Academic misconduct (plagiarism) |
| Problems
with a lecturer or supervisor |
Appeals
against assessment |
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Progress review |
Disciplinary matters |
| If
you have any issues you would like to discuss, contact the BSA Student
Support Manager, Brad Russell via email
or by phoning 5444 7976 |
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| If
you are no longer a student and/or wish to have your details removed
from the BSA database, please email us with your full name so we
can oblige. bsa@bsabendigo.com.au |
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