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Just like that, the year is coming to an end! We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for continuing to study and learn with UniSA.
If you are completing your studies this year, we want to congratulate you, and wish you the best for your future endeavours. If you’re continuing your studies with us, we look forward to seeing you next year.
We wish you a wonderful break and hope you enjoy the summer holidays.
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Service closure during the holiday season 2021/2022 |
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Changes to Library services during the holiday closure period |
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Join in our Summer Social Program this holiday break |
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UniSA’s ‘Bone Cage’ production exploring views on domestic violence |
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Service closure during the holiday season 2021/2022
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Many university services will be unavailable during the holiday closure period from Friday 24 December 2021 through to Monday 3 January 2022. We encourage you to keep an eye out on myUniSA, to keep up to date with service information, which will be made available mid-December.
The services that will remain open during this closure include:
• Library services (note changes of hours during the holiday closure period in article below)
• IT Help Desk
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On-campus security (download the SafeZone App)
• Out-of-Hours crisis line (1300 107 441 or text 0488 884 163)
For further details, please see the webpage below.
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Changes to Library services during the holiday closure period
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There will be changes to Library services during the University closure period from Thursday 23 December 2021 to Tuesday 4 January 2022. UniSA student ID will be required to access library buildings.
Here are the details:
• Ask the Library will be closed from 6.00pm 23/12/21 and reopen 8.30am 4/1/22
• City East, Magill and Mawson Lakes library buildings will close 6.00pm 23/12/21 and reopen 8.00am 4/1/22
• Levels 1-4 at Jeffrey Smart (City West) will remain open 24/7 during the closure period, however your student ID card will be required to access the building at all times
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Levels 5-6 at Jeffrey Smart will close 6.00pm 23/12/21 and reopen 8.00am 4/1/22 |
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UniSA’s ‘Bone Cage’ production exploring views on domestic violence
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Come along to see a new theatre production ‘Bone Cage’, set to explore the complex challenges and choices faced by people experiencing domestic violence. Bone Cage is a stark, surreal depiction of the challenges facing a woman trapped in an abusive relationship and is written to spark discussion and thought, and even includes a post-show workshop where you’ll get to discuss what home, freedom and responsibilities mean to you.
Led by UniSA theatre academic and director, Dr Corinna Di Niro,
the theatre production aims to confront and break down domestic violence misconceptions, using live theatre and immersive creative techniques to help people understand the complex, often contradictory choices and challenges faced by domestic and family violence survivors.
“There are usually no simple answers for someone experiencing domestic violence, no safe alternative or ‘way out’, but this can be very difficult for outside observers to understand,” Dr Di Niro says. “This production is a way to help audiences experience that complexity, to see the situation from the inside, and in doing so, hopefully develop a more supportive perspective on the situation.”
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production will be performed on a variety of dates at UniSA’s Hartley Playhouse Theatre at Magill Campus, as part of the Fringe Festival in February 2022. Tickets go on sale Thursday 2 December, so make sure to keep your eye out. |
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