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Celebrating our colleagues: Yanyan Hong
Newly conferred PhD graduate Dr Yanyan Hong talks about her rewarding academic journey with us, her passion for volunteering, and sources of inspiration. “Bite every opportunity while you still have teeth,’’ she grins. “Stay positive, keep smiling, if you don’t succeed at first try again – and learn something each time so you can do better.’’
Like your bike?
If you like your bike and want to keep it, please make sure you store it securely before leaving it on campus. Bike thefts are unfortunately a part of life in the city, but you can reduce the risk! Lock up your bike every time with a heavy duty D-Lock.
HR processing timelines
Payroll processing timelines including for CAPS timesheet submission/validation deadlines are now available on the HR website. Note: these are earlier than usual due to the HR Systems migration (R5) taking place from 19 December. Contract Processing timelines will be published shortly. Further details are available in HR News.
IT Support pop-up in Brookman
A temporary IT support pop-up has been set up in the City East library in the Brookman Building on the corner of North Terrace and Frome Street for staff from UniSA and the University of Adelaide to help with any IT enquiries. The pop-up support desk is available from 9 am – 5 pm Monday to Friday until Friday 17 October.
Adelaide University Wellbeing and Safety policy open for consultation
The draft Adelaide University Wellbeing and Safety policy and associated procedures are open for staff consultation on the interim staff intranet until Monday 20 October 2025. Feedback can be submitted to: staff.policy.enquiries@adelaideuni.edu.au.
[Read more about Adelaide University Wellbeing and Safety policy open for consultation ]
Academic Integrity Ambassador Program
Applications are now open for volunteer student Ambassadors to promote and foster a culture of Academic Integrity at the University for Semester 1 in 2026. Academic Integrity Ambassadors will act as role models and student voices of Academic Integrity. Please share this information with your students. Further information.
Library workshop: predatory publishing
Predatory publishers or conference organisers engage in unprofessional or unethical practices. Identifying predatory publishers is important as publishing with them can damage your research impact and professional reputation. This workshop will help you to understand how to assess a journal or conference to identify whether it might be predatory. Thursday 16 October, 11 am to 12 pm. Online. Register.
