GMIT Students’ Union Newsletter
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Issue 5
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Volume III_December 2010
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!! From everyone in the Students’ Union, we’d like to wish you all a very merry Christmas and a happy new year! Looking forward to 2011, the Students’ Union has a busy schedule including: • Career Guidance week (from Jan 24th) • SHAG week (from Feb 14) • RAG week (from Feb 21) • Pink week (from Feb 28) • Pre-Paddys Day Party (from Mar 16th) • Cultural Diversity Week (from Apr 4th) • End of Year Ball (from Apr 14th) • Mental Health Week II (from Apr 18th) • Less Stress More Success II (from May 3rd) 2011 will also see the offiial launch of our new website, and the new SU App!
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A big thank you to everyone for their support throughout 2010, and we look forward to seeing you all early next year! If you have any suggestions, comments (or even complaints!), please don’t hesitate to let us know, either by email, phone, a Facebook comment or just calling down to the SU office. Best of luck with the exams and have a great Christmas. GMIT Students’ Union.
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DECEMBER
Thu 9th: Christmas Day Thu 9th: Scholarships & Bursaries Dec 10: Lectures end for year long modules Wed 15th: Kids Christmas Party Dec 17: Winter exams commence
JANUARY
Jan 3: Exams recommence Jan 7: Exams finish
Ingredients
News in Brief Library News SU President’s Message Welfare News Chaplaincy SU App & Bluetooth Undergraduate Awards Saw Doctors Charity Single PREDA Just for Laughs 5 Things You Should Know Meditation Parking Zones Aegrotat Board College of Europe Scholarship 2011 Galway Rose of Tralee PAL Health Unit News Student Assistance Fund Counselling USI News
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What would you like in your Soup? If you have something you would like included in Soup, please email brendan.kenny@gmit.ie Any feedback you have is greatly appreciated. Thanks to all contributors.
A GMIT Students Union Publication, 2010. Printed by Mel Faherty, Reprographics Department
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CHRISTMAS CALLING JUMPER DAY MATURE Latin Quarter is going to kick off this festive STUDENTS! The season in style (or maybe not!) for the first Christ
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Exam techniques for mature students on Thursday 9th December at the following times and locations:
If you are a mature student and would like to be kept informed of events and special offers specific to mature students, then please leave your name and mobile number with the SU office.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS All INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS who have issues
mas Jumper Day on Friday 10th December. A ‘great’ Christmas jumper would be classed as ‘cheesy’ or even ‘tacky’, and would be more akin to the look of a decorated Christmas tree as opposed to regular fashion styles. If you are looking for inspiration just ask yourself ‘what would Cliff Richard wear’ for a Christmas no. 1 video? Get the picture!? There will be prizes for the best, as in ‘worst’, jumpers on the day and only the most brutal will be in the running. So if it lights up, or plays a jingle, has a large santas head or just the most horrific big patterns you can find, this is the jumper that will be in fashion on Friday 10th December in The Latin Quarter.
And all that arrive in a dodgy jumper will receive a regarding sitting their exams in January (due to pre-booked flights etc) should contact their head of warm welcome (a hot whiskey on the house perdepartment immediately. haps???) Applies to over 18s only and in accordance with Drink Aware. Christmas Jumper Day is in aid of 4 charities, GOAL, Enable Ireland, ISPCC and the Alan Kerins Project. If your company want to get involved just e-mail: info@thelatinquarter.ie in Aid of St Vincent de Paul...9th December from 1pm-2pm outside Union Square.
GMIT CHRISTMAS CAROL SINGING
KIDS CHRISTMAS PARTY Wednesday the 15th of December. Parents must register in the Students’ Union. You can leave a wrapped present to the value of €10 (NO More). SPECIAL GUEST from the North Pole!!
MICROSOFT OFFICE
Microsoft Representative: For those of you who would like to purchase Microsoft Software (with a student discount), your GMIT representative is Vitalijs Komhrovs. Phone 0862518238 http://gmitweb.gmit.ie/msp/
BURGLARY ALERT!
It has come to our attention that quite a number of properties in the GMIT area have been burgled of late. We would urge students to please take all necessary precautions i.e. locking all doors and windows, don’t leave valuables in full view through windows etc. 03
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Library
Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from all in the library! Welcome to the library! Visit the library to borrow books, study, photocopy… Use the library website library.gmit.ie to access… the library catalogue databases of online articles other online resources (e.g. ebooks) exam papers EndNote ‘drop-in’ Training Summon …New!…New!…You might have noticed a new search box on the library website. Summon is a new service which allows library users to search the library catalogue and our databases of online resources simultaneously. One search will retrieve relevant books, ebooks, newspaper and journal articles and much more. You’ll need a library PIN to access articles available online…see below. For best results try using Mozilla Firefox rather than Internet Explorer. Happy searching….and please let us know how you get on. Weekend Opening The Dublin Road Campus Library will open the following weekends in December: 10th / 11th Dec 17th / 18th Dec Friday: 09.00 – 21.00 Saturday: 10.00 – 13.00 Christmas Holidays The library will close @ 12 noon Thursday 23rd December and reopen on Tuesday 4th January Exam Papers Get your past exam papers on the library website http://library.gmit.ie You will need a library PIN to access. Library PIN Don’t forget to set up your library PIN. Why? Because you can use your PIN to access Exam Papers, Databases and your Library Account on our website library.gmit.ie How? Create a PIN when prompted to enter one on our website or ask at the library desk.
Contact Us
Tel: 091 742785 Email: library@gmit.ie Website: http://library.gmit.ie
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Opening Hours Dublin Road Mon - Wed 09.00 – 22.00 Thursday 09.00 – 21.00 Friday 09.00 – 17.00 Cluain Mhuire Mon & Thur 09.30 – 19.30 Tue & Wed 09.30 – 18.00 Friday 09.30 – 16.00
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Christmas Greeting
SU President
Hey Everyone! I hope you are all keeping well and looking forward to the Christmas. Well I have to say guys where did that first semester go?? My word how the year is flying by already!!! It has been a good start this year so far with some challenges and issues along the way but I hope that we have done our best as a Students Union to help you out in any way that we can! Exam time is just around the corner also and I want to wish you all well! Remember that all you can do is your best so keep up the study and hard work!I promise you it will pay off at the end of the day!! :-) A quick reminder regarding your exams is that there is a board setup called the Aegrotat Board which caters for anyone who has difficulties completing their exams be it with impaired performance such as illness or indeed with extreme circumstances like a bereavement/death in the family. You can collect the form from your school office or at the SU Office. So please be aware of this avenue if you do find yourself in this situation. See page 17 for more information on the Aegrotat Board. Im looking forward to next semester already, where we will have some more excellent welfare campaigns and more great entertainment for you. A quick date for your diary also is that Raise and Give week 2011 will commence this year on February 21st so make sure to stay tuned for further details on that!! Any ideas that you might have or indeed would like to see implemented for this years Raise and Give Week please pop down to us in the SU office and let us hear it!We would be delighted to get some input from students on any ideas that you might have!! :-) I would just like to take this opportunity to wish you all the very best of luck in your Christmas exams and I hope you will be rewarded with the results you want. I would like to wish all our students who are heading away on placements next semester the very best, also to our international students who are completing their studies and returning home, safe traveling to you all and I hope you may return to GMIT in the future again. Finally a very Happy Christmas to you all and I hope you and your families have healthy, joyous and prosperous New Year 2011. Take care,
Contact Me
Tel: 091 742055 Email: supresident@gmit.ie Website: www.gmitsu.ie
Colin Your SU President P.S: I hope Santa is good to you! :-)
First of all I want to wish each and every one of ye the best of luck in your exams…Keep focused on your goals, don’t panic, and use the time you’ve got left as best you can and I’m sure you’ll be fine! However, for those of you who are experience difficulties in your exam preparations such as illness or bereavement, you should be aware that the Aegrotat Board is available for students whose exam performance is impaired for whatever reason. It’s been an extremely busy year so far, particularly in terms of the welfare campaigns which we’ve ran such as the Don’t Walk Home Alone campaign, Student Accommodation Inspections, Heart Day Walk, Careers Advice, Road Safety Week, and more recently, Positive Mental Health and Less Stress More Success!!
Welfare
It’s hard to believe that we’re coming to the end of the first semester already, it’s absolutely flown by and Freshers’ Week only seems like yesterday!!
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We’ve also been faced with a number of issues which affect students on a national scale, which has resulted in campaigns such as the graduate employment campaign, National and Regional protest marches, and the voter registration campaign. However, despite this, there’s been plenty of entertainment on offer, and I hope to see ye all down in the Library Bar this Thursday for the GMITSU Christmas Day Party- It promises to be a good one! So best of luck again if you’re sitting exams, and have a great Christmas!! We’ll see ye all in the New Year! Joe Vice President/Welfare Officer See www.gmitsu.ie for details of our campaigns throughout 2011.
Talk to Joe!
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Chaplaincy
Kids Christmas Party Students with children are invited to attend the annual Kids Xmas Party which will take place on Wed the 15th of December. Parents must register in the Students’ Union. They can leave a wrapped present to the Value of €10 (NO More) in Students’ Union to be handed out on the day. There will be a kids magician present and food and entertainment. And of course a visit from Santa Claus! This year the Kids Party is kindly Sponsored by the Lions Club in conjunction with Chaplaincy and student Union.
Carol Singing
Carol Singing in aid of St Vincent De Paul will take place in the College this on Thursday 9th December at 1pm at Union Square. Don’t be afraid to join in! Also...Carol Singing In aid of John Paul Centre Ballybane for people with severe to profound intellectual disabilities takes place on 12th of December in John paul centre Ballybane. Can you play music or do you like to sing!!! JOIN US...we will meet Monday at 6pm Room 159
7 Night Trip to the Holy Land
From May 23rd Cost per student E700, includes flights, food and accommodation, deposit of E200 hundred to be paid by the end of November. There will be fund rasing events help after Christmas to try and bring cost down. For more info contact Fr. Adrian.
Jomh Prayer
Jomh Prayer for Muslim students takes place every Friday in room 367 between 1pm and 2pm
Mass Times
Reminder: Mass times Mon-Wed are 8.40am. Thurs-Fri 1pm
Fr Adrian chaplain has a drop-in now everyday from 4pm to 5pm in his office so please feel free to call in for a chat!
Contact Fr.Adrian
E: adrian.mcgrath@gmit.ie T: 091-742226 08
CHAPLAINCY BOOKLET
We now have a new Chaplaincy booklet available to staff and students. Pick yours up in the Chaplaincy office, the Meditation room, the Students’ Union, Students Services and around campus.
TURN ON YOUR BLUETOOTH and WIN!!! MediaPort with Nokia are running a Christmas competition for Students and Staff where random winning Bluetooth messages will be broadcast! Prizes are brand new touch screen Nokia phones.
Deadline for Round 1 of submissions is December 17th The Undergraduate Awards of Ireland & Northern Ireland are looking for the top undergraduates on the island of Ireland. If you have written an essay or project that you’re proud of, and received a 2.1 (or equivalent) or above, why not submit it for consideration? They’re open to all final and penultimate year students. There are 20 categories that cover every discipline. Take a look on www.undergraduateawards.com and enter your corrected coursework now – it won’t take more than 10 minutes. You will need to write a 100-word abstract on your essay or project. The deadline for round 1 of submissions is December 17th. For more information about submitting and categories, see www.undergraduateawards.com or email the programme manager, louise.uaini@gmail.com.
SAW DOCTORS Red Cortina Single for St. Vincent de Paul The Saw Doctors have just released a charity single - a new acapella version of their song, Red Cortina on iTunes. To raise some funds for St. Vincent de Paul, they have partnered with Smyths Toys for the release of Red Cortina Acapella. Smyths Toys will donate a 1 Euro to St. Vincent de Paul Society for every single download of Red Cortina Acapella by The Saw Doctors from iTunes until Friday Dec 10. It would be great if you and all your friends could go onto iTunes today and download Red Cortina acapella by The Saw Doctors. It costs €0.99c to download Red Cortina Acapella from iTunes. The direct link to purchase Red Cortina Acapella is http://tinyurl.com/redcortina Red Cortina Acapella is currently No. 1 in the iTunes Chart after last weekend! 10
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JUST FOR LAUGHS 1970 v 2010 PART 3:
Scenario: Billy breaks a window in his neighbour’s car and his Dad gives him a whipping with his belt. 1970 - Billy is more careful next time, grows up normal, goes to college, and becomes a successful businessman. 2010 - Billy’s dad is arrested for child abuse. Billy removed to foster care and joins a gang. Goverment psychologist tells Billy’s sister that she remembers being abused herself and their Dad goes to prison.
WRITE TO US
If you have a question, a joke, or indeed ANYTHING to say, pop us an email to brendan.kenny@gmit.ie
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JUST FOR LAUGHS Christmas Sudoko
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THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW!
1. The 2010 GMIT Christmas Day takes place on Thursday December 9th in the Library Bar 2. The 2010 Kids Christmas Party takes place on Wednesday the 15th. Parents must register in the Students’ Union and can leave a wrapped present to the value of €10 (NO More). SPECIAL GUEST FROM THE NORTH POLE!! The Chaplaincy are running this party in conjunction this year with the Lions Club. 3. Donkeys kill more people annually than plane crashes. 4. It is possible to lead a cow upstairs… but, not downstairs. 5. You can still get involved in Clubs & Societies by calling into the Students’ Union. Get involved, or even set up your own!!! FOR INFORMATION ON ANY OF THE ABOVE, PLEASE CONTACT THE STUDENTS’ UNION
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College of Europe European Movement Ireland is pleased to announce that they are now accepting applications for the College of Europe Scholarship Programme 2011. Each year, the College of Europe Scholarship Programme facilitates a number of Irish students to study at Masters Level at the College of Europe in Bruges, Belgium and applications are currently being accepted for academic year 2011-2012. The closing date for applications for the 2011/2012 academic year is 15 January 2011. The programme is open to Irish students studying politics, law, economics and European studies. The College offers an excellent opportunity for Irish graduates interested in working in Europe to not only develop their knowledge and skills, but to experience education in a truly international environment. Courses on offer for the academic year 2011 to 2012 include an MA European Interdisciplinary Studies, MA EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies and MA European Law, amongst many others. Many of the College’s Irish alumni have gone to occupy high-level posts in European Institutions, and government departments, particularly Foreign Affairs. Past graduates of the College of Europe include current Head of the European External Action service and former Secretary-General of the European Commission David O’Sullivan and Economist David McWilliams. According to another College of Europe alumni, Fergal O’Regan, Head of Legal Unit in the Office of the European Ombudsman: “The College of Europe is the ideal launching pad for those that wish to pursue a career in the fields of European law and European public policy. It provides young Irish students with a unique opportunity to understand where Europe is and where it is going. It achieves this through its world class teaching staff and through the interaction amongst the students themselves. The College of Europe was a catalyst for my career. It opened windows to new ideas and doors to new opportunities”. Contact European Movement Ireland for biographies of College of Europe graduates. Detailed information on the application process and criteria is available on the European Movement Ireland website at www.europeanmovement.ie and from Advocacy Manager Billie Sparks at billie@ europeanmovement.ie.
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1st Year PAL Sessions IMPORTANT REMINDER ABOUT PAL:
Please note there is only 4 weeks left of PAL Sessions this semester. In order TO QUALIFY for the PAL Certificate: - 1st year students need to have attended a min. of 6 PAL sessions - to apply for the GMIT PAL Leader role in future years 1st year students need to have attended a min. of 6 PAL sessions - also there will be a Christmas raffle for a mobile phone for 1st years who have attended 6 PAL sessions or more. PAL Study Sessions run for one hour per week and form an important part of your programme of study (check timetable for room no’s). PAL sessions are led by students ‘PAL Leaders’ from 2nd, 3rd or 4th year of your programme. To find out more about the GMIT PAL Leaders go to: http://www.gmit.ie/pal/pal-leader-profiles20102011.pdf You can ask your PAL Leaders in PAL Sessions to help you: • with accommodation issues, travel or to share information on the best places to go • find your way around campus • with making friends and team building • locate resources in the Library • review lectures you’ve found really difficult • analyse assignment questions • discuss how to get the most out of lectures • analyse note taking techniques • practise your referencing skills or how to avoid plagiarism • explore guidelines for getting the best from group work • practise presentations • placements For more information visit www.gmit.ie/pal
PAL Leaders Daniel McCarthy, Cathriona Lafferty, Gudny Oyre Flatabo, and Christopher Griffiths pictured with their winning poster at the PAL Leader international conference held in University of West England in Bristol in November. The poster design included a ‘mindmap’ which highlighted the benefits of PAL to GMIT, the first year students and the leaders. A copy of the poster is available for download at www.gmit.ie/pal or join us on Facebook at ‘PAL at GMIT’ for more information.
National PAL Staff / Student Conference, University of West of England, Bristol. The Student Conference focus was ‘Developing Leader Skills and Techniques’. 4 PAL Leaders and 2 GMIT Staff members attended the above conference on the 5th & 6th of November. The students were asked to design a poster that represents PAL in GMIT. They were placed 3rd out of a group of 20 3rd Level Institutes. (I have attached the poster for you also). Staff & Students that attended: Carina Ginty, SIF II Manager Evelyn Moylan, Lecturer in Business Studies Daniel McCarthy - B.B in Hotel & Catering Cathriona Lafferty - Bachelor of Business Gudny Oyre Flatabo - B.Sc in Chemical & Pharmaceutical Science Christopher Griffiths - BB in Event Management and Public Relations
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Health Unit
HEALTH UNIT NOTICE Medical Examinations for the purposes of organisations outside GMIT cannot be performed in the Student Health Unit. Due to the high demand for appointments by students who need medical attention, the Student Health Unit does not have the resources to deal with such requests. Please make alternative arrangements with your own Doctor.
MEDICAL CARD NOTICE
Please bring your GMS Medical Card with you when attending the Student Health Unit.
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Medical card prescriptions cannot be issued in the absence of an up to date medical card.
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT: Phone Student Services on 091-742118 Email: studentservices@gmit.ie
GENITOURINARY MEDICINE (STI) CLINIC SCHEDULE TELEPHONE NO.: 091-525200 DAY
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Wednesday Morning
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•*walk- in clinics operate on . a “first come first served basis” with maximum quota • Attendance at clinic is free of charge •Please contact us (091 525200) prior to your visit should you need any further information.
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MUMPS Important health announcement for all students There has been an increase nationally in the cases of mumps in third level colleges. This is happening because many young adults aged 18-25 years have not received two doses of the MMR (measles, mumps & rubella) vaccine. Mumps is an acute viral illness that causes fever, headache and painful swollen glands. It is spread from person to person by coughs and sneezes, and can also be transmitted by direct contact through saliva (kissing). This illness has the potential to disrupt the education of a large number of students. Complications can include meningitis, deafness, and inflammation of the testicles in adult males.
IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT YOU CHECK WITH YOUR FAMILY DOCTOR THAT YOU HAVE RECEIVED 2 MMR VACCINES: If you have received 1 vaccine your own GP will give you a 2nd vaccine FREE If you are not sure if you have had the MMR before, having another one won’t do you any harm. The GMIT Student Health Unit can help you with information on this issue. However; we do not have your MMR records, or the capacity to deal with all students.
PLEASE CONTACT YOUR OWN GP The HSE has provided this website for your attention: www.immunisation.ie
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Student Assistance Fund
e-mail studentservices@gmit.ie) to check your eligibility to apply for the Student Assistance Fund (SAF) & to pick up an application form.
to the Student Services Office. Incomplete applications (missing documentation/form not fully completed) cannot be assessed.
All applicants will be interviewed by the SAF Committee. To apply, eligible students must complete the form, attach proof of income (or grant letter), proof of social welfare entitlements if applicable and bank statements for the past 3 months.
If you are experiencing FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES, call to the Student Services Office (or
Completed form and back-up documentation to be returned
Counselling Never feel that you are helpless and on your own in college. Contact the Counsellor to get help and support in total confidence. Counsellors Pauline Staunton and Pauline Clancy are available to speak to you today.
Opening Hours: 9.00 - 5.00 Drop in times: 11.00 -12.00 and 1.00 - 2.00 Phone: 091-742118
The Counsellors are available one day per week in Cluain Mhuire & Letterfrack campuses.
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USI Calls for Saturday Election The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) has called for the looming General Election to be held at the weekend. Students must be able to cast their vote in the General Election, likely to take place in the second half of January 2011. If the election is held on a weekday, many citizens, who work or attend college outside of their constituency, will be unable to make it home on time to vote. USI is calling on the Government to ensure that all elections are held on a Saturday, as is common across Europe. USI President, Gary Redmond, said: “The Donegal South-West By-Election, which will be held this Thursday, has excluded many people from being able to vote. It is physically impossible for students and others to get home from work and college in good time to vote midweek. There is only a 48 hour window after an election is called for students to register for a postal vote – this is too short and requires an immediate change in legislation. Schools and other public buildings will also have to close on Thursday causing huge disruption to the general public. All elections should be held on Saturday as is common across the rest of the continent. The general election needs to be accessible for the students of Ireland, who are the future taxpayers of this country and will be burdened with paying for the bank bailout and the IMF loan. Over the last number of weeks the young people of Ireland have taken to the streets in unprecedented numbers, have engaged in dialogue with their elected representatives and have shown their determination to play an active role in the country’s future. The general election will be a defining moment in Ireland’s future and young people must be given the opportunity to take part in the most fundamental principle of our democratic process”
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