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Visualise your Thesis and win $1000
FINAL DAYS to submit to the Visualise Your Thesis competition!
Dust off your creative spark and hone your communication skills by presenting your research in a 60-second audio-visual display and you could win $1000. The competition is open to all current University of Adelaide higher degree by research students. Tailored online training and one-on-one sessions are available to help you bring your vision to life. Entries close Sunday 28 July.
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Extended hours at the Roseworthy Campus Library
Beginning Monday 29 July, the Roseworthy Campus Library opening hours will be extended, with the library open between 7:00 am and 7:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
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Self-service library trial at Waite
Beginning Monday 29 July 2019, the Waite Campus Library will operate as a self-service library, as part of a University Library pilot program for Semester 2.
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Event 25 July: The Kaurna children's letters of 1840-1843
The Kaurna Children’s Letters 1840-1843 to the Dresden Mission Society are an important historical collection held at the University of Adelaide library. Come along to this lunchtime discovery event to hear Associate Professor Rob Amery speak on the significance of these letters and their journey to the library.
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NAIDOC Week 7-14 July
NAIDOC week is held between 7-14 July and the theme this year is Voice. Treaty. Truth. Let's work together for a shared future. In recognition of NAIDOC Week, the library has created a display with selected materials from the Barr Smith Main Collection, Law Library, and Yaitya Ngutupira, which showcases this year’s theme. We would like to encourage staff and students to visit the library display during July to learn and increase their knowledge and understanding of the significant issues and challenges we share as a country, with visitors welcome to leave comments on the peg line.
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