News: staff news
New Health and Safety Representatives elected
Two new health and safety representatives have been elected to the University’s HSR network: Brooke Lorincz for the DUO/VCP workgroup, and Casey Hogan for the Roseworthy workgroup. For more information on the role of an HSR and the University’s health safety and wellbeing consultation and representation structure, click here.
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Publishing open access via read and publish
Read and publish agreements allow researchers to publish open access without paying article processing charges. Learn about the benefits of publishing via read and publish, including publishers and journal titles, and the steps involved in publishing under an agreement. Tuesday 18 March, 11–11.30 am. Online. Register.
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Review of the Master of Computer Science nested suite
Help shape the future of the Master of Computer Science nested suite. Your insights and experiences assist in reviewing program delivery and enhancing student experience. Make a submission towards the Review of the Master of Computer Science nested suite here. Submissions due Friday 21 March, 5 pm. More information.
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JBI Colloquium 2025 - abstracts open now
Abstract submissions are now open for oral presentations, posters and workshops for the JBI Colloquium scheduled for Wednesday 19 to Friday 21 November in Kochi, India. Join the global conversation on building inclusive health systems. Submit your abstract by Sunday 6 April. More information.
Evening Eats with Canteen
Hub Central's Canteen by Phonatic is introducing evening eats every Wednesday during Semester 1, starting 19 March. Indulge in the full menu, featuring banh mi rolls, Vietnamese pho, rice bowls, and vermicelli noodles, available until 7 pm. Enjoy a complimentary beverage with every meal purchased after 5 pm on opening night. More information.
Teaching space audit – helping improve learning environments
The annual teaching space audit will be held at the North Terrace, Roseworthy, and Waite campuses, and the AHMS building from Monday 24 March. This helps us to understand how teaching spaces are used so we can plan and invest in better learning environments for students and staff. More information.
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Disability inclusion training
A year-long training initiative aimed at enhancing engagement with individuals with disabilities is now available. This free program will help you challenge biases and create an inclusive environment. Multiple dates and times. In-person and online. Register.
Cancer Council SA Research Fellows
Dr Jacqueline Noll (School of Biomedicine) and Dr Chloe Thompson-Peach have been named Cancer Council SA Research Fellows for 2025. Dr Noll works in the Myeloma Research Laboratory based in the Precision Cancer Medicine Theme at the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI), and Dr Thompson-Peach is based in the Myeloid Metabolism Laboratory, also at SAMHRI. Read more.
Pathways to Politics for Women
Applications are now open for Pathways to Politics for Women. This is a national, non-partisan initiative that aims to change the face of politics by equipping women and non-binary people with the skills, knowledge, confidence, and networks to run for election and thrive as political leaders. Further information.
On-campus catering
Explore the range of food, beverage, coffee and catering options across all campuses on the new campus catering website, which includes links to menus, contact details, bookable spaces, event information and galleries. More information.
