UWA Student Guild Fresher Handbook 2014

FRESHER HANDBOOK 2014

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YO U R G U I L D

The UWA Student Guild exists to support and represent all students at UWA. We’re here to make sure that you have the best possible experience at UWA, with both a vibrant student culture on campus and support and advocacy services for you when you need them.

This is your guide to making the most of your Guild membership (we’ve got services and discounts galore!), finding out how to get involved with clubs and societies on campus, the best spots to eat, study tips, useful links helpful advice from real UWA students.

YO U R M E M B E R S H I P Your Guild membership gives you access to a wide range of services, advocacy on issues relating to your education and student experience, support for clubs and societies on campus, and a heap more!

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The following are benefits available to 2014 enrolled students: • Free 2014 Guild Diary • Guild-priced tea&coffee, with prices starting from $2.00 • Up to 10% off food and beverages at all Guild Cafes • Discounts at 45+ shops, restaurants and businesses across WA • Free/discounted entry to Guild-run events • Interest-free Loans (up to $1000) & Emergency Loans ($200) • Guild grants up to $500 • Free use of the Guild Textbook Exchange • Best commission at the Guild Secondhand Bookshop • Discounted membership to over 100 Guid-affiliated clubs • Access to Guild Volunteering • Financial & Welfare advice and support • and much more!

Check whether your unit readings are available online before you buy the unit reader!

Yo u m a y f i n d y o u r r e q u i r e d r e a d i n g s a r e a v a i l a b l e o n L M S o r C M O , o r t h r o u g h a l i b r a r y s e a r c h e n g i n e .

Download the Lost on Campus app to help you find those tricky hidden lectures and class rooms

SSAF

The Student Services Amenities Fee (SSAF) is a compulsory fee charged by the University for all students enrolling at UWA. The income generated by this fee is collected by UWA and distributed among different areas that provide services and facilities for all students.

In 2013, funding from the SSAF went to a number of areas - the UWA Sports Association (27%), University run Student Services (22%) and the UWA Student Guild (32%). The SSAF makes up about 70% of the Guild’s budget, and helps to fund a range of Guild services everything from the Volunteering Hub to fully trained Student Assist officers to clubs and societies!

2013 SSAF BREAKDOWN UWA Student Services 22%

Guild Capital Projects 9%

University Transaction Fee 10%

The Guild 32%

UWA Sports and Recreation 27%

Make sure to check out G-News every week for a list of the upcoming events and parties on campus!

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Avoid taking a seat in the library next to a powerpoint if you don’t have a laptop with you.

Some cafes open later during exam times so you don’t starve while you study!

Guild outlets have free microwaves!

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The Guild is made up of a team of elected student representatives, both Ordinary Guild Councillors, Department Officers, Sub Council President, the Guild Executive and the Guild President, as well as staff members. The Guild Council sets the direction for the Guild, while Officers and Sub-Council Presidents work on projects related to their areas and represent students and collectives directly on these issues.

GUILD EXECUTIVE

TOM HENDERSON PRESIDENT

SAM SHIPLEY SECRETARY

CAMERON FITZGERALD VICE-PRESIDENT

DANIEL JO TREASURER

GUILD SUBSIDIARY COUNCIL PRESIDENTS

LIZZY O’SHEA EDUCATION

HONNY PALAYUKAN PUBLIC AFFAIRS

MADDIE MULHOLLAND SOCIETIES

GUILD DEPARTMENTS

BRYN HOWELLS ENVIRONMENT

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KENNETH WOO INTERNATIONAL

JORDAN PIGGOTT RESIDENTIAL

MAX RILEY WELFARE

REBECCA DOYLE WOMEN’S

If your lecture is recorded but not available for download, ask your unit coordinator to activate this function. In the mean time, add /media.m4v to the end of the lecture url.

N AT I O N A L R E P R E S E N TAT I O N access to a huge community of other campus organisation representatives - cooperating and sharing knowledge to help make all of our organisations better, and making sure we get the best results for our students!

We are also affiliated to the Council of Australian Postgraduate Associations (CAPA) which represents all post-graduate students, and the Council of International Students Australia (CISA) which represents the specific needs of international students studying in Australia.

Student representation and educational advocacy are our top priority at the Guild. Each year we affiliate to a number of national student bodies in order to achieve comprehensive representation for UWA students, at both a local and national level. This gives UWA students a voice that will be heard by state and federal governments, the media and the public, and helps us collaborate with other campuses across the country.

The National Union of Students (NUS) is the peak representative body for all tertiary students in Australia. The NUS runs a number of campaigns throughout the year, across a huge range of areas - from protesting against cuts to higher education, to campaigning for fair pay for students and equal pay for women, to specific campaigns for LGBTI students. These campaigns all focus on improving student life for all students, and involve lobbying at a national level. This affiliation gives us

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Attend all your tutorials participation marks could be the difference between a pass and a fail.

Cramming for exams? If you download your lectures and open them in VLC player you can watch them at double speed.

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Guild Village is located at the heart of UWA’s Crawley campus. Here you will find the UWA Student Guild Student Centre and Guild Volunteering.

This is not only where the Guild offices and Student Centre are located, but also a huge range of stores and services!

Market Day is probably the most underrated weekly occurrence at UWA. Market day occurs every Tuesday in the Guild Village. You’ll find a huge range of stalls selling everything from secondhand books and records to amazing vintage finds (bags, dresses, boots, amazingness).

TENANTS

You can get your haircut from Talking Heads, get a prescription from the Pharmacy (conveniently across the courtyard from the medical centre), get your eyes checked and even visit the dentist.

If you need to pick up your unit readers and textbooks, the Co-op Bookshop and the Guild Secondhand Bookshop are both located in Guild Village, and if you need to print an assignment, poster or information booklet (like this one) UniPrint is the place to go.

If none of that sounds very exciting, you can also plan your holiday at STA Travel, but if you’re only thinking of traveling more locally (or, like everyone else, have lost your SmartRider 3 times already this year), Campus News & Gifts will sell you a new one and load cash money dollars onto it.

TRANSPORT PARKING For information on permits, parking rules and restrictions, fines and a parking map visit www.transport. uwa.edu.au.

PERMITS RED AREAS Can only be parked in by students before 8am or after 5pm on weekdays or on weekends. These are STAFF parking.

YELLOW AREAS Restricted to holders of a student parking permit from 8am-5pm on weekdays during term or for anyone outside those hours. Permits can be bought from studentconnect or at the UniPark Office.

PUBLIC PARKING There is pay parking located on the roads surrounding the university which is controlled by the respective local councils.

CARPOOLING Drive with others to uni and save on parking costs, travel costs and reduce your carbon emissions. Find out more at www.jayride.com.au/uwa

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C o m m o n l u n c h h o u r i s 1 p m o n Tu e s d a y s - l o t s o f c l u b s a n d s o c i e t i e s w i l l h a v e t i c k e t s a l e s o n O a k Lawn at this time!

Legitimate Guild Secret: Guild Cafe sells a delish veggie burger

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There are a number of Guild Cafes across the university campus, all with Unifi wireless internet and space to hang out.

Don’t forget to present your Campus Card at the counter to get a Guild discount!

The Ref is located just next to Oak Lawn and the Tav. Here you will find a made to order sandwich bar, kebabs, Butty’s Burgers (voted best burgers in WA!) as well as coffee, bubble tea, sushi and RedSpoon frozen yoghurt!

Hours: Monday to Friday 8:30am-3:30pm during semester only.

Guild Village Cafe is the perfect place to grab a coffee, a hot curry or pasta or even some pick’n’ mix lollies between classes! It’s located in the Guild Village courtyard and is just next to Westpac, ANZ and Bankwest ATMs (although there is no EFTPOS minimum!).

Hours: Monday to Thursday 7:30am-7pm, Friday 7:30am-5pm. Guild Cafe closes at 5pm during non-semester weeks and on public holidays

beverage treats! To grab a bite just head to the ground floor of the Science Library. Sit inside on the comfy couches, outside on the alfresco seating or on the lawn!

Hours: Monday to Thursday 9am-3:30pm, Friday 8am-3pm - During semester and exam weeks Reid Library Coffee Shop is your one stop shop when you’ve got the study munchies.

Reid’s got you covered for anything from coffees and chocolates to toasted turkish bread sandwiches and sushi. Accompany your meal by watching the baby ducklings paddle past by sitting outside overlooking the moat.

Location: Reid Library, Ground Floor Hours: Monday to Thursday 8am-8pm, Friday 8am-6pm, Weekends 10am-4pm.

Outside of semester the Coffee Shop closes at 3:30-pm and is closed on weekends.

At uni early? Never fear, Hackett Cafe does breakfast! It also has a make-your-own roll/salad bar, an array of other delicious hot and cold goodies and some super comfy couches, books to read, and watch this space for boardgames! You can find Hackett Cafe at Hackett Hall, near the Winthrop Hall Reflection Pond.

Hours: Monday to Thursday 7:30am4:30pm, Friday 8am-3pm. Outside of semester weeks the hours are 8am-3:30pm Science Library Cafe is home to delicious fresh salad and pasta bars, Chutney Mary’s curries and an assortment of organic • • •

The made-to-order rolls in the Ref are 10/10 a reliable food choice.

H o t d r i n k s a r e c h e a p e r i f y o u b r i n g a K e e p C u p ! Yo u w i l l a l s o h e l p t h e e n v i r o n m e n t w h i c h i s p r e t t y cool too Bad day? Grab yourself some Ben & Jerry’s ice cream from the Ref

Studying off the main campus? No need to travel far for your lunch - The Guild operates outlets at the Nedlands and ALVA campuses, and the Dentistry Cafe at the MedDent Library! Serving all your caffeine needs (as well as providing hot and cold meals), you’re not missing out by being off campus!

Hours: Med-Dent Cafe - Monday to Friday 7:303:30pm during semester.

Nedlands - Monday to Thursday 9am3:30pm. Friday 9am-3pm Opening hours can be extended on request during project periods.

change. Over the year, you’ll see a tonne of changes in this majestical palace and, as if in disgust of its former self, it will rise from its ashes like some ancient draconic kraken and decapitate the expectations of all involved.

I’m pretty keen. Great for a summer’s day drink. 4 /5 Location: Behind the Ref Hours: Monday to Thursday 11am-6pm, Friday: 11am-7pm Outside these hours the Tav is available for club & society events, private parties etc.

TAV 18+ People get very passionate about the Tav..

Here is a testimonial from a Tav regular...

Alright, down to business. The Tav is possibly one of the greatest places on earth. This place is nuts. Packed with loose cannons, the Tav is an ancient watering hole frequented be UWA lords and legends since the beginning of time*. It was the first city in the Babylonian empire and is actually built on the ruins of the lost city of Atlantis. That’s some serious vintage. Vintage is hipster, so the tav must be great right? Anyway. There is always something happening in the tav, whether some cruisy tunes by local performers, wicked sick events like St Patricks Day and Oktoberfest, friends catching up over a drink or past heroes reawakening to reclaim former riches. The tav can also serve up some super sick pub grub, bound to keep you satisfied. I suggest the Kampong, a hidden pulled pork gem. Rub a dub CLUB. Not only is the tav an awesome venue, IT’S GETTING BETTER. Once every fifteen thousand years or so, the Tavern spins itself a silken web and undergoes a metamorphosis, taking on a complete face

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Alex Bennet - Tav Enthusiast EATZ AND DRINKZ MAP: 1. McGeachie-Tennant Kiosk 2. Nedlands Cafe 3. Hackett Cafe 4. Reid Library Cafe 5. The Ref and Coffee Stop 6. Guild Village Cafe 7. The Tav 8. Science Library Cafe

The UWA Student Guild encourages the responsible service and consumption of alcohol. * T h e Ta v h a s n o t e x i s t e d s i n c e t h e b e g i n n i n g o f t i m e .

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YO U R S T U D I E S While a huge part of uni life is about making friends, joining clubs and societies, and broadening your experiences, we’re all here to eventually get a degree of some sort. To help you make the most of your time here at UWA, while also surviving your studies, here are some of our top tips: ONLINE RESOURCES - these are your friend.

Each of your units will have an LMS page (lms. uwa.edu.au), where you will be able to find most of the resources related to your unit - the unit outline, assessments, lecture powerpoint pdfs (download these before your lectures for easy viewing and note-taking!), tutorial sheets and related readings. A lot of your units will record their lectures, which you can access through LCS (Lecture Capture System) via the LMS page.

go to your lectures.

Course Materials Online (CMO) is where you will find past exam papers for revision, links to textbooks and also free access to some online journals.

Get your head around online journal databases early! Check out the UWA Libraries website for advice on how to find what you’re looking for looking for journal articles for assignments will help you find the most up to date and specific research in your field! Remember, OneSearch is your friend and gives you access to a massive database of online journals and entire books online! Google Scholar is also a winner.

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Student Email You have a student email! This is how all of your lecturers and the university will try to contact you. It’s run through Gmail so it’s super easy to add to all of your devices etc. Make sure you log into this ASAP through www.my.uwa.edu.au LMS or www.webmail.uwa.edu.au.

STUDYSMARTER STUDYSmarter is an initiative which assists UWA students with their studies through workshops and online resources. Students can also drop-in to gain advice from WRITESmart and (ma+hs) SMART tutors. Check out www.student.uwa. edu.au/learning/studysmarter for details the workshop calender, GETSmart online resources and the handy assignment date calender.

Other handy links: OLCR: By now we should have all sorted out our timetables but if you haven’t, head over to www.olcr.uwa.edu.au to do that asap! This system will try to minimise clashes and give you your timetable for the semester.

Timetable: The UWA timetable website provides a great avenue for testing out different variations of your timetable and make up a mock draft for you to take to OLCR. This service is available at www.timetable.uwa.edu.au Referencing: UWA has very strict rules pertaining to plagiarism and collusion, so don’t get caught out by not referencing your sources!

It’s also a really great method to track where you get your info from for later revision. For clarification and guides on referencing, head over to www.guides.is.uwa.edu.au. Also, make sure to ask your lecturer which referencing style you should be using!

EndNote: The link to the guides in the Referencing section above includes a guide to EndNote. EndNote is an automatic referencing system that integrates seamlessly with Word.

If you’re writing a big paper of report, EndNote will make your life a heap easier!

C h e c k w h e t h e r y o u r u n i t r e a d i n g s a r e a v a i l a b l e o n l i n e b e f o r e y o u b u y t h e u n i t r e a d e r ! Yo u m a y f i n d that a lot of your required readings are available on LMS or CMO, or through a library search engine.

Important Software: If you need to use a specific program or software for a certain assignment, you might be able to get a temporary student license to install on your own computer. Just ask your lecturer or school IT admin.

EMERGENCY RESOURCES Forgot your labcoat, calculator or charger?

Never fear, the Guild is here! From 2014 students will be able to borrow calculators from the Business School, Reid Library, Science Library and the Guild Student Centre.

Labcoats can also be borrowed from Science Union. Device charging stations have also been introduced into all the major libraries on campus. The IT store in Guild Village also sells a range of chargers and computer needs.

LIBRARY HOURS Below are the semester opening hours for the libraries. To view the hours during exam periods and holidays check www.is.uwa.edu.au/about/opening-hours

LOCATION

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FRIDAY

WEEKEND

Education, Fine Arts & Architecture

8AM-10PM

8AM-6PM

10AM-6PM

Law - 24 hrs for Law students

8AM-10PM

8AM-6PM

10AM-6PM

Medical and Dental

8AM-10PM

8AM-6PM

10AM-6PM

Music

8:30AM-8:30PM

8:30AM-5PM

2PM-6PM

Reid - The library may be accessed outside of these hours using a Campus Card

7:30AM-10PM

7:30AM-6PM

7:30AM-6PM

Science

8AM-10PM

8AM-6PM

10AM-6PM

There are lockers in many of the libraries where you can safely secure your belongings for free.

If you don’t go to all your lectures, don’t leave watching all your lectures to the week before exams.

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YO U R W E L F A R E

WELFARE DEPARTMENT Our Welfare Department can provide you with information on welfare issues such as health and wellbeing, exam stress, mental health, student accommodation and centrelink. They also run Yoga, Tai Chi and Self-Defense Classes as well as De-Stress Days and free breakfasts.

Website: www.guild.uwa.edu.au/welcome/ support/welfare Facebook: www.facebook.com/ uwastudentguildwelfare Email: welfare@guild.uwa.edu.au Location: Guild Hall, Rm 1.54 WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT Women are systematically disadvantaged in the broader community and at University. The UWA Student Guild Women’s Department aims to fight sexism and misogyny on and off campus.

On average, it will take women three times longer than men to pay off their HECS DEBT. 67% of women have had unwanted sexual advances during their time at University while 76% of women feel unsafe on campus at night.

Think this needs to be changed and challenged? Get involved with your Women’s collective.

Website: www.guild.uwa.edu.au/womens Facebook page: www.facebook.com/ UWAGuildWomens Instagram: uwawomens Email: womens@guild.uwa.edu.au Location: Guild Hall, Rm 2.54 QUEER DEPARTMENT The Queer Department [QD for short] provides support, advice, lots of prophylactics and food for students of diverse sexuality and/or gender!

We are one of the four unis behind the CrossCampus Queer Network [CCQN] which hosts events for all students and advocates support for lots of rallies! All students are welcome to our space, queer or not, just be cool and plan to have plenty of fun! If you want to come up one day and see what is happening, we’re at

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the elevator end of the second floor of the guild building! Don’t forget to keep tabs on our facebook group and mailing list for up to date event info!

Website: www.guild.uwa.edu/queer Email: queer@guild.uwa.edu.au Location: Guild Hall, Rom 2.64 COUNSELLING The university offers a range of counselling services for students as well as mental health skill shops and a range of online help modules.

In order to book an individual counselling appointment or attend a triage session go to the 1st floor of the Social Sciences South building. For further information go to www.student.uwa.edu.au/life/health/counselling MANAGING STRESS Everyone feels stressed sometimes, whether about family, money, friends or even university.

Because stress is a normal part of life it is essential to learn the best ways to deal with that stress. Some of the best ways to deal with stress are very simple, like doing some physical activity, taking some time out or doing some breathing exercises. If you are feeling stressed for extended periods of time don’t wait for it to become something more serious, talk to a counsellor or doctor about it.

ALCOHOL - SAFE CONSUMPTION While university is a time for socialising and meeting people it is also important to stay safe and healthy, especially when it comes to alcohol. No one likes to be the embarrassing, vomiting one at a party so here are some simple tips to drink wisely: set yourself limits and stick to them, drink slowly, eat before or whilst you are drinking and have a glass of water to every alcoholic drink. A handy way to keep track of the number of drinks you have had is to collect the bottle tops or soda tabs in your pocket.

If you haven’t given Macca the Pig a cuddle you haven’t lived. His walkers love to chat about him so stop them and ask them how Macca is - Macca is our friend.

T h e Wo m e n’ s Ro o m co n t a i n s f re e p a d s a n d t a m p o n s w h i c h c a n b e a l i fe s ave r i n e m e rge n c i e s !

SAFE SEX - CONSENT Consent is sexy. And no consent is illegal. The only way to determine if someone has given consent is for them to tell you. Sometimes the person you’re with might look like they are happy but on the inside they are not, so it is also important to consider body language.

If they are not responding to touch, holding their arms tightly around their bodies or stiffening their muscles it might be a sign that they do not want to continue. If you see any of hesitation from your partner it is important to stop and ensure that proper consent has been established before you continue.

When drugs or alcohol are involved people’s ability to make decisions is affected. That means that if someone is very drunk or high they cannot give consent. Being with them in a sexual way when they don’t know what’s going on is equal to rape.

If you think you have been sexually assaulted you can call the Sexual Assault Resource Centre on 1800 199 888 to speak to a counsellor.

To find out more go to www.kemh.health.wa.gov.au/services/sarc/

Free condoms and dental dams available in the Women’s and queer Rooms.

F I N A N C I A L A S S I S TA N C E We offer a wide range of financial support for students GUILD EMERGENCY LOANS! Borrow up to $200 on the spot, repayable over 1-2 months.

INTEREST FREE GUILD ORDINARY LOANS! Borrow up to $1000, repayable over 12 months.

GRANTS For people experiencing financial difficulty, majorly impacting their day to day living and expenses Budgeting and finance advice is available from the UWA website at http://www. studentfinance.uwa.edu.au/budgeting For more information on loans, grants and financial assistance pop into the Guild student centre or go to www.guild.uwa.edu.au/support/finance, and if you, or a student you know, is experiencing financial hardship, contact Student Assist to organise a face-to-face chat or get some advice over email!

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S a v e y o u r s e l f a t r i p t o t h e AT M - t h e r e i s n o E F T P O S m i n i m u m a t a n y o f o u r G u i l d o u t l e t s !

Plan a way home from parties and nights out before hand, then you can assign a designated driver if necessary or make sure you don’t miss the last train or bus.

YO U R S T U D E N T E X P E R I E N C E FACULTY SOCIETIES Faculty Societies (or FacSocs) are student run organisations that cater for the needs of students enrolled in their particular Faculty. No matter what degree or units you’re enrolled in, one of the FacSocs has got your back!

FacSocs are as varied as the students that they represent. They run a huge variety of social, careers, student welfare and equity events while also acting as education advocates and student representatives to your Faculty. So, whenever you’ve got an issue with your degree, a unit, an assessment or even a lecturer, your first point of call should be your Faculty Society Education representative!

Getting involved in your Faculty Society is one of the greatest and most fun ways to meet new people and impact the lives of your pals. By getting involved in a Faculty Society and even jumping on a committee, you could be involved in organising some of the biggest uni parties in Perth, develop links with companies and businesses for that far distant time when you graduate and everything in between! The Undergraduate FacSocs all take on Fresher Reps in the first few weeks of uni so you should definitely try to make the most of this opportunity and get on board!

10. University Dental Students Society (UDSS) 11. WA Medical Students Society (WAMSS) CLUBS! UWA boasts over 100 Guild-affiliated clubs and societies that cover a huge range of interests from social clubs, to multi-cultural, political, faith, social justice, performing arts, niche interests, education or faculty-related clubs and many more! These clubs run lots of events like BBQs, cake stalls, seminars, sundowners, cocktail parties, large scale raves, balls, networking events, sporting events, the list is endless. Most clubs have t-shirts you can buy to show your support! The best way to stay up to date with your favourite club’s events are to follow their page on Facebook, sign up for their email list and come down to Oak Lawn for Tuesday common lunch hour – many clubs set up stalls on Oak Lawn to sell membership, tickets and club merchandise. You can also get their contact details at www.guild.uwa.edu.au/welcome/clubs/list GUILD EVENTS! The UWA Student Guild runs many of the largest events on campus, and best of all, many of our events are free for Guild members! (Or at least you get a big discount!) Here is our calendar of events for the year.

Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook to stay up to date on events or check the back of this flyer for a list of all Guild run events this year.

For general info on the 11 different Faculty Societies, head over to the FacSoc section on the Guild website: www.guild.uwa.edu.au/welcome/ clubs/faculty_societies 1. Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts (ALVA) 2. Blackstone Society (Law Students’ Society) 3. Health Students Society (HSS) 4. Music Students Society (MSS) 5. Science Union (SU) 6. Students from Natural Agricultural Sciences (SNAGS) 7. The Arts Union 8. The Economics and Commerce Student Society (ECOMS) 9. The University Engineers Club (UEC) • •

Organise to automatically transfer some money into a savings account every week - you’ll thank yourself later!

A l w a y s t a k e d o w n t h e t a x i n u m b e r o f y o u r d r i v e r, p a r t i c u l a r l y i f y o u a r e t r a v e l i n g l a t e a t n i g h t , w h e n intoxicated or on your own.

G U I L D C O N TA C T S - S T U D E N T S

ALBANY STUDENTS COMMITTEE CHAIR albany@guild.uwa.edu.au

PUBLIC AFFAIRS COUNCIL PRESIDENT pac@guild.uwa.edu.au

ATSIS OFFICER atsis@guild.uwa.edu.au

QUEER OFFICERS queer@guild.uwa.edu.au

COUNCIL CHAIR chair@guild.uwa.edu.au

RESIDENTIAL STUDENTS’ DEPARTMENT PRESIDENT rsd@guild.uwa.edu.au

EDUCATION ACTION NETWORK ean@guild.uwa.edu.au EDUCATION COUNCIL PRESIDENT ed@guild.uwa.edu.au ENVIRONMENT OFFICER enviro@guild.uwa.edu.au EXECUTIVE executive@guild.uwa.edu.au IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT ipp@guild.uwa.edu.au

SECRETARY secretary@guild.uwa.edu.au SENATE REPRESENTATIVES senate-reps@guild.uwa.edu.au SOCIETIES COUNCIL PRESIDENT soc@guild.uwa.edu.au SPORTS REPRESENTATIVE sports@guild.uwa.edu.au STUDENT PARENTS ON CAMPUS spoc@guild.uwa.edu.au

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS’ SERVICE DIRECTOR iss@guild.uwa.edu.au

TREASURER treasurer@guild.uwa.edu.au

MATURE AGE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION masa@guild.uwa.edu.au

WELFARE OFFICER welfare@guild.uwa.edu.au

NUS DELEGATES nus@guild.uwa.edu.au

WOMEN’S AFFAIRS OFFICER womens@guild.uwa.edu.au

PRESIDENT president@guild.uwa.edu.au

VICE-PRESIDENT vp@guild.uwa.edu.au

POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT psa@guild.uwa.edu.au

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Make money selling your old textbooks and save heaps off new textbook prices! Log on to texchange. guild.uwa.edu.au to create your free account and get started!

Some of the faculty common rooms are equipped with a fridge where you can store food during the day, a microwave and even free coffee and hot water!

UWA ST U D E NT G U I L D EVE NTS GU I D E 2 0 1 4 SEMESTER ONE 21st Feb

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SEMESTER TWO O-Day

21st Feb O-Week

O-What A Festival

Week 1

Returner’s Week

4th Mar

Week 2

Club Carnival

6th Mar

Week 2

PAC Summer Nights

5th Aug

Week 2

Club Carnival

Week 4

Fringe Festival

Week 10 Multi-Cultural Week

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Festival Outdoor Movies

10th Oct

Week 10 Oktoberfest

10th Mar Week 3

International Women’s

11th-12th Oct Week 10 Relay@UWA

Day 13th Mar Week 3

PAC Summer Nights

Festival SLAM!

17th Mar Week 4

St Patrick’s Day

31st Oct

Week 13 End Of Semester Show

18th Mar Week 4

President’s 11 Cricket

20th Mar Week 4

PAC Music Night

26th Mar Week 5

National Day of Action

Week 6

Social Justice Week

1st Apr

Week 6

Enviro Fest

9th Apr

Week 7

PROSH

Week 9

Faith Week

Week 10-11 National Campus

17th Oct

Week 11 Cruickshank-Routley

Memorial Guild Ball

(EOSS 2)

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30th May Week 13

Band Comp (NCBC) End Of Semester Show

(EOSS)

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