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Metro Students | 3 October 2023 |
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Enjoy Adelaide Film Festival with a 10% discount |
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Visit MOD. in Quiet Mode for a sensory-friendly experience |
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Get Wanderlost: Murder Mystery edition |
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The Voice referendum – Information and activities |
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Finding resources for your assignment – Tips from the Study Help PALS |
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Make a positive difference for student mental health as part of our student consultative group |
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Unlock the power of effective communication with the ASPIRE workshop |
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Anna Vincent: When the stars align to tell the tale |
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Student Life crossword: Winners |
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Enjoy Adelaide Film Festival with a 10% discount
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Thanks to an ongoing partnership between UniSA and the Adelaide Film Festival (AFF), UniSA students can take advantage of 10% off the General Admission price for all standard screenings.
Running from 18 to 29 October, AFF 2023 will showcase 130 films, 38 of which are Australian premieres. The full program, times and synopses are available on the festival’s official website.
To access your exclusive discount ticket, please follow this step-by-step guide:
• On the “Program” page, choose the movie and scroll down to the "discount code" section
• Add your discount code: AFFUNISA10
• Click on the "Validate" button – this will reveal the discounted ticket price type
• Select how many tickets you wish to purchase from the drop-down list
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Scroll down and click "Add to Cart" |
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Visit MOD. in Quiet Mode for a sensory-friendly experience
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You may have been to the MOD., but have you seen the museum in Quiet Mode? This is a unique opportunity to experience MOD. in a more relaxed and reflective environment. Visit the exhibition FLEX at your own pace after-hours when things are quieter, a little slower and less busy. This evening event is designed for anyone who prefers a quieter atmosphere, including people with autism, and those with other sensory or access requirements. |
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Thursday 19 October |
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5.00pm – 7.00pm |
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MOD. |
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Get Wanderlost: Murder Mystery edition
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The year is 1876. The Spencer family is seen to be the picture-perfect family, but is all as it seems? The death of a prominent member of society is encased in twists, turns and screams. With everyone being a potential suspect, who will go to the ultimate extreme?
Do you have what it takes to solve a murder?
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Wednesday 1 November |
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5.15pm – 9.00pm |
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Meet at City West |
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Tickets are $15 per person, including dinner and drinks. |
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The Voice referendum – Information and activities
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With the referendum fast approaching, members of the UniSA Reconciliation Working Group are hosting some events to provide you with more information about the Voice to parliament.
Activities include badge making, free food and refreshments, and a presentation from Yes campaign speakers and volunteers.
Thursday 5 October I 10.00am – 11.30am I F Undercroft, Mawson Lakes campus
Tuesday 10 October I 10.00am – 12.00pm I Outside A Building, Magill campus
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remember that any conversation about the referendum should be done respectfully and not cause harm to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Read more about how to minimise harm in referendum conversations. |
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Finding resources for your assignment – Tips from the Study Help PALS
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A great assignment is one filled with relevant and reliable information you’ve found! This shows that you’ve researched and gathered ideas, and used them to strengthen your argument. Always remember to verify the credibility of the resources you are using and reference them according to the required referencing style. Let's explore where to find valuable resources that you can reference.
Use the UniSA Library
The UniSA Library website
is a great place to start your search. The Library offers a range of scholarly materials for you to explore. It even provides specific study databases for some courses that can help narrow down the resources you need. Google Scholar is another way you can find free resources through the Library website. While it gives you access to materials from all around the world, make sure you double check if the resource is peer-reviewed!
Other types of resources
Sometimes, sources such as websites, media statements, images, legislation, and grey literature like government reports and statistics, can be great additions to your paper. Check your assessment information or with your tutor to see if a source is suitable for your assignment.
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Make a positive difference for student mental health as part of our student consultative group
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Would you like to be involved in an exciting opportunity to help the University shape how it supports student mental health? If so, we invite you to submit an Expression of Interest to be part of a student consultative group dedicated to creating a student-focused mental health framework, making a positive difference for all students at UniSA.
By participating, you will have an opportunity to contribute your ideas, collaborate with like-minded peers and engage in meaningful discussions to help shape how the University approaches student mental health. You will be expected to attend six to eight meetings from late November 2023 to May 2024, for no more than 1.5 hours per meeting, and you will also receive formal recognition for your participation.
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more information, contact John Walker, Project Manager on studentmhf@unisa.edu.au |
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FOR YOUR PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT |
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Unlock the power of effective communication with the ASPIRE workshop
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Communication is the cornerstone of our daily lives, and mastering it can transform the way you connect with others. Have you ever wondered if your message truly gets across or if you're missing out on vital cues in conversations?
Join the upcoming ASPIRE workshop to explore the essentials of effective communication, including being a good listener, communicating with empathy and impact, and communication blind spots.
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Friday 20 October |
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1.00pm – 2.30pm |
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Online |
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Anna Vincent: When the stars align to tell the tale
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After an advertising traineeship through TAFE landed her a role in TV sales and then production, Anna’s aspirations to become a film director took her to LA, where she worked in multiple roles in the creative industry. However, she realised that she needed to take a couple of steps back to be able to leap forward if she wanted to achieve her professional goals. Anna decided to come back to Adelaide to study and complete a Bachelor of Arts (Journalism) at UniSA.
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the degree under her belt, Anna pivoted her career goal to film production following a friend’s suggestion. In 2013, she established SLA Films, identifying content that excites her and planning how to take the concept into production. Working with support from organisations such as Ausfilm, Anna travels interstate and overseas frequently to partner with colleagues and secure funding. “One of the exciting things about working as a producer is the inspirational, highly acclaimed talent we get to work with, both locally and internationally,” says Anna.
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Student Life crossword: Winners
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Thank you to everyone who sent through your completed crossword. Check out the image for all the answers!
Congratulations to the lucky five who won the prize draw: Eleperumage Perera, Hasni Gunasekara, Lauren Sartzidis, Mark Wilkinson and Tissy Thomas. Stay tuned for the next Puzzle Corner for more chances to win. |
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Paint n’ Party |
Magill – 10 October | Mawson Lakes – 12 October | City East – 17 October | City West – 18 October, 4.00pm – 7.00pm
A vibrant series of after-hours parties with unlimited slushies, pizzas, a DJ, and beautiful artworks created by a UniSA student. Only $5 per person. Take a well-deserved break from study, explore your creative side, and mingle! |
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Mindfulness Practice Sessions |
Tuesday 10 & 17 October, 3.30pm – 4.30pm, City West campus
Join UniSA’s mindfulness community and learn techniques that will help you calm your mind, regulate your emotions, and live truly in the present. The next two sessions will focus on calming your minds and understanding emotions. The events are free, but booking is essential for participation. |
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The University of South Australia respectfully
acknowledges the Kaurna, Boandik and Barngarla First Nations Peoples and their Elders past and present, who are the First Nations’ traditional owners of the lands that are now home to the UniSA campuses in Adelaide, Mount Gambier and Whyalla. |
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