Come along to the Information Evening to find out about being a Residential Staff Member and how to apply for 2023. You’ll get to live and work at the Halls on campus, helping new residents adjust to university life and living away from home. There are roles available on our Hamilton Campus at Bryant Hall, Student Village, College Hall and Orchard Park, along with our Tauranga Campus at Selwyn Street Studios. This role will develop leadership experience, working as a team and gaining references when applying for jobs once you’ve completed your degree. You will get three weeks training and remuneration covers the cost of accommodation for the year. Tuesday,DATE/TIME13September, 2022 Time: 7pm - 8pm Venue: L.G.02 Applications open Thursday, 8 September, 2022 Applications close Monday, 26 September, 2022 Email Samantha Ent wisle at same@waikato.ac.nz for position information and access to the application forms. WE’RE HIRING! CELEBRATINGRELATIONSHIPOURWITHTHEKĪNGITANGA Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori Māori Language Week 12 - 18 Mahuru 2022 15 September | Nau mai, Haere mai!
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we joke about putting the wa into waa putting the wai into why not? trying to sus the mathematics of gender the trees and skies are one part of the equation the seas and soil are another the veins tangling like roots in our skin wrapped around water i think of how you confuse left and right but mauii/matau makes perfect sense a little navigational gift from your ancestors or was it your uncle repeating the phrase as you got motion sick in a waka whakapapa as a tree or whakapapa as a rhizome bitches we’re getting somewhere! the branches hanging above spread out in infinite directions searching for the sun till they turn into points in the night sky glinting edged scales of a giant fish i told you about my dream where we cosplayed as stars and hung bunting on the walls and danced together to music i can’t remember our dresses swished like a school of tarakihi dispersed before a shark always swimming forwards while we walk backwards through time we walk backwards into gender we joke about putting the waa into waahine and spiral outwards from hands gripping tight for the fear of a world that only understands left and right and we spin here together we spin we walk backwards into gender nā essa may ranapiri for lyssa, hana, tāwhanga, trin, benjamin, pounamu, huriana, emmy, yaron, ngaio, whiro & many others past present and future. For angus; someone i never knew. & for you. (you know who you are)
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Monday 19/09 - Tangaroaā-roto Surging energy, make the most of your productive time today. Start the week off strong.
Saturday 17/09 - Korekore piri ki ngā Tangaroa Static energy, but starting to reinvigorate. It’s a good day to learn, plan ahead, and maybe take a trip to see Tangaroa. Sunday 18/09 - Tangaroaā-mua Surging energy, complete your chores (don’t be the one to leave it to that flatmate)
Wednesday 14/09 - Oike Rising energy, have a break to maximise the time ahead. Do something to give back today, email your lecturer letting them know they’re doing a good job #lecturersneedlovetoo?
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Monday 12/09 - Rākaumatohi High energy. A good day to be productive, complete mahi, get things done, and start new projects. What a way to resume the last stretch of B semester!
Tuesday 13/09 - Takirau Slow down today, it’s a good time to rest up and plan. Maybe have a sit down at your favourite coffee shop and plan the last six weeks of the semester? (or maybe sleep all day idk).
Thursday 15/09 - Korekore te Whiawhia Static energy, be mindful of what you say and do today. Spend time with those you love and see if you can support your friend who may be going through it with assignments. Friday 16/09 - Korekore te Rawea Static energy, be extra patient today. Maybe meditate between lectures, you busy human.
productive and ask for help if you need it. It’s also a great day to be out in nature (if the village green is all you can do, we can work with that).
Unpredictable energy, avoid making big decisions or scheduling meetings. Saturday 01/10 - Tamatea-ā-hotu
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Unpredictable energy, have patience and be cautious. Stay close to family and friends today. Sunday 02/10 - TamateaāIoā
Saturday 24/09 - Mutuwhenua Lowering energy, rest, relax and plan. Treat yourself today, the last week or so has been tough and you deserve it.
Thursday 22/09 - Ōrongonui Medium energy. Today is a good day to be emotionally and physically productive. This is your week to get those assignments done! Friday 23/09 - Ōmutu High energy, but it’s slowing down. It’s a good time to start slowing down for the weekend, prepare to recharge and be mindful.
Tuesday 27/09 - Ohoata Building energy. Do some exercise and learn something new. Wednesday 28/09 - Ōuenuku Building energy. Move your tīnana and connect with others today. Thursday 29/09 - Okoro Building energy, a great motivation day. Settle down and get that uni work done!
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Friday 30/09 - Tamatea-a-ngana
Sunday 25/09 - Whiro Low energy, motivation is low, it’s the day to chill, recharge, self reflect, and plan. Nurture your wairua today, and stay close to whānau or friends. (New Moon) Monday 26/09TireaLow energy, a good day to plan and schedule. Make time for loved ones today, they miss you.
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