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4 Apr 2025 | |
Written by Andrew Eunson | |
From the Deputy CEO |
It has been positive seeing the academic focus around the college this week as assessments have ramped up. Equally positive and enjoyable was the Broomhead Feros Society Night earlier this week also. It is a fantastic reminder to residents and associates to involve yourself in as many opportunities around the College.
To those heading to the KOCA Goondiwindi Races this weekend, please travel safe and look after yourselves so that you come back in one piece!
Please note that we have actioned facilities to move through the J Laundry every fortnight on a Monday to collect and remove any item in the J Laundry that is not in a machine. This space needs to be kept more tidy please. This will commence this coming Monday at 10am and then occur each fortnight thereafter.
This week, student leaders met to discuss current Body Cam guidelines alongside room entry procedures. Residents are encouraged to read the attached documents so you are fully informed.
If you are interested in assisting this year with college tours and/or showing your room to prospective students and their families, please can you join us for a quick meeting to discuss the role next Thursday, 10 April at 12.30pm in the Dining Room.
We have a Tour Morning coming up on Wednesday, 23 April and we are hoping some of our volunteers will assist with tours on this day.
For fire safety reasons, residents should not be burning candles in rooms. Suitable alternatives are listed below.
Essential oil diffusers and reed diffusers
Any calls between 8:30am and 4:30pm should go to the reception number at 3871 9600. Please don't call the normal Duty number as it will not be answered.
Preferably, students should walk over to talk with the Head Porter if assistance is required through weekdays.
In partnership with the Queensland Academy of Sport (QAS), the University of Queensland (UQ) is offering 8 Graduate School Scholarships (commencement 2025-2026), each with accompanying QAS Top Up funds ($10k per annum + $6.5k project costs throughout the course of the project). While not definitive, current areas of QAS interest include:
Sports engineering, biomechanics, or high-performance training technology (Note: current project available in iQFOIL sailing applied research)
Athlete recruitment, pathway, coaching (Able and Para) and classification (Para)
Data/Modelling/Video Learning approaches to injury prevention and management, performance enhancement and athlete outcomes
Sport psychology and athlete wellbeing
For more details about the scholarships, please refer to the Queensland Academy of Sport Top Up Scholarships page on the UQ website: Queensland Academy of Sport Top Up Scholarships - Scholarships - The University of Queensland
Should you require any additional information, please feel free to contact Dr. Sharon Hinton (s.hinton@uq.edu.au).
Please note the following structured gym times. Please avoid club training times if you are not members of the clubs/squads.
For those who missed this letter via email I am pleased to reproduce it here for the information of the College community. More...