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Discover the top contenders for UniSA’s Student Volunteer of the Year |
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Maximise your potential with UniSA Sport’s Athlete Development Program |
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Puzzle Corner: Diwali memory game |
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Boost your mental health during stressful times |
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Nurture your wellbeing with UniSA’s resources |
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Enjoy the benefits of CEDA membership |
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Discover the top contenders for UniSA’s Student Volunteer of the Year
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Thank you to everyone who submitted a nomination for UniSA’s Student Volunteer of the Year (SVOTY) Award! It was inspiring to hear how you’ve all made a positive impact on campus and in your communities.
Following a competitive judging process, we’re excited to announce our 10 SVOTY Award finalists. Congratulations to: Anis Gul Ehsani Anisha Mahamad Rafik Sama Christopher Fernandes Dasuni Jaburuthugoda Gamarachchige Deborah Anne Kelly Lucia Rojas Melissa Leaver Rebecca Kerstens Reene Dahima Sasha Yildirimci
The winner will be announced at the OPAL Gala on Tuesday 22 October, and will receive a $1000 voucher, certificate, recognition on their transcript, and more. |
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Maximise your potential with UniSA Sport’s Athlete Development Program
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Are you an elite student-athlete looking to elevate your game? Apply now for UniSA Sport’s Athlete Development Program (ADP).
The ADP offers tailored strength and conditioning training led by expert coaches, with the unique opportunity to train regularly alongside state and national champions across a diverse range of sports. Enjoy access to state-of-the-art facilities and financial support for the UniSport Nationals. Plus, benefit from comprehensive injury care through our student-led allied health services.
With only 36 spots available, now is the time to take your performance to the next level. Submit your application before Sunday 3 November. |
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Diwali memory game |
Looking for a challenge in celebration of Diwali? Test your memory with our latest puzzle and find all the matching Diwali pics.
Complete the memory game and enter your details by Thursday 24 October to win one of five $20 gift cards of your choice. |
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Boost your mental health during stressful times
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Do you feel a constant sense of overwhelm when you think about your studies, your commitments and life in general?
In this interactive online session delivered by certified holistic health coach Bianca Chaptini, you will explore top self-care strategies to boost your mental health during challenging and stressful times. You’ll learn simple yet powerful ways to boost your mindset, minimise stress and create more balance in your life. |
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Tuesday 22 October |
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12:00pm – 2:00pm |
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Online |
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Nurture your wellbeing with UniSA’s resources
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Explore UniSA’s suite of resources designed to help you take care of your wellbeing while at uni. Our services focus on physical and mental health, as well as academic wellbeing, career wellbeing, and more.
Whether you’re looking to manage stress, exercise and eat healthier, improve your study skills or access financial counselling, you’ll find the support you need on the Wellbeing at UniSA website. Plus, access the latest updates on UniSA’s Student Mental Health Framework and discover resources on equity, diversity and safer communities. |
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FOR YOUR PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT |
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Enjoy the benefits of CEDA membership
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UniSA is a member of the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA), one of Australia’s leading independent think tanks. CEDA dives deep into the big issues that shape our country's future, from cutting-edge tech to sustainability and beyond.
As a UniSA student, you get to be part of change too! Create an account using your UniSA email address to start enjoying all the member benefits, including discounted public events, exclusive invite-only events and networking opportunities.
Visit the CEDA website
to find out more and if you have questions, contact UniSA’s Coordinator: Student Engagement, Leanne Cotter. |
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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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