Wirltu Yarlu welcome
- Date: Thu, 17 - Fri, 18 Feb 2022
- Location: Online
- More information: Wirltu Yarlu
- Contact: Wirltu Yarlu +61 8 8313 3623
Welcome!
Wirltu Yarlu is responsible for engaging with and recruiting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as well as providing support to students during their time here at the University of Adelaide.
Commencing students will receive an email with the link to attend their Orientation sessions via Eventsair and MyUni course for Wirltu Yarlu.
Events
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Activity |
Description |
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Welcome |
Uncle Rod, Kaurna Elder and Cultural Advisor, will welcome you to the University of Adelaide with a traditional Welcome to Country |
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Meet the team |
Look through a list of all the staff at Wirltu Yarlu that will work with you through your study journey |
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Cultural Session |
Uncle Rod will go through cultural expectations and provide tips during your studies at The University of Adelaide |
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SSO Recommendations |
The Student Support Team will go through what services they can offer and recommendations when working with Wirltu Yarlu |
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WYAMP + VYGO |
Shaylem will go through what the Wirltu Yarlu Academic Mentoring program is, how to be involved and how to access through the VYGO platform |
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Cadetships and Scholarships |
Sarah will go through the types of scholarships and cadetships on offer and the supports to help you navigate the application process. |
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Student Study Tips |
Aidan, a current Medicine student and Student Ambassador, will share his tips on getting through your studies |
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PASS |
Information regarding PASS and how to access this support |
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Library |
Information regarding the library and how to access this support and book in a tour |
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Services and Faculty Tour |
Video of the services you can access and a tour of the campus |
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Live chat |
SSO’s will be available each day to live chat any questions you may have |
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Tour book in |
A Eventbrite link to book in a face to face tour with a student Ambassador |
We acknowledge the Kaurna people, the original custodians of the Adelaide Plains and the land on which the University of Adelaide's campuses at North Terrace, Waite, and Roseworthy are built.