Art research project gives people living with a language disorder a new form of expression.
Monthly Archives: June 2015
Taking the LEAP from country to campus
More than 60 rural NSW students and teachers made the trek to Macquarie to experience university life for just one day.
Holiday fun for kids at Macquarie
Whether your kids are looking to keep active, learn some cool science, or build a robot, there is a holiday program for them on campus.
Seeking participants: Ageing Wisely Program
Researchers from the Centre for Emotional Health are seeking adults 65 years and older who experience anxiety and low mood.
Our Bright Spark
Can sex hormones save us from dementia? PhD candidate and Amplify Festival Bright Sparks finalist Josien de Bie thinks so.
Scone mastery at Macquarie
If you think making scones in 20 minutes is impossible, you should take a lesson from the scone-master himself, Housien Koussan.
Deadline extended: Applications for the 2015 Research Excellence Awards
The deadline to submit your application has been extended to Sunday 14 June.
University Avenue officially opened
Last Friday, University Avenue was officially declared open by The Governor of New South Wales, His Excellency General The Honourable David Hurley AC DSC (Ret’d).
Update: Timing of salary increase for professional staff
The salary increase will first appear in your pay on 25 June.
Student System (AMIS), eStudent, eApplications and eAcademic upgrade
The latest Academic Management Information System software version launched today, Tuesday 9 June.
A cup for a cause
You’re invited: Show your support of cancer research, prevention programs and support services at Macquarie’s Biggest Morning Tea.
A sustainable state of play
The results are in! Last year staff were invited to take part in a Sustainability Culture Survey to provide a baseline for the University’s sustainability status quo.