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#11 Sun 20 Jan 13 11:33am
- Member Occupation Builder (bricklayer/ stonemason)
- From S.Wales.
- Member since Sat 10 Oct 09
Re: Pork Tenderloins
I posted this a while ago on the blog page.....Boned breast of lamb, wrapped around a pork tenderloin....turned out well
http://www.jamieoliver.com/bloggers/vie … 54#p480054
#12 Mon 21 Jan 13 2:16am
- Member Occupation Totally food obsessed bookkeeper
- From Melbourne, Australia
- Member since Wed 13 Aug 08
Re: Pork Tenderloins
I used to make a type of curry with pork tenderloin but haven't made it for years as I lost the recipe. It had a tin of tomatoes, onion, garlic, ginger, turmeric and cumin and maybe other ingredients, does this sound familiar to anyone??
#13 Tue 22 Jan 13 12:19am
- Forum champ Occupation Shop worker/KP/ Commis chef
- From UK/Germany
- Member since Wed 28 Oct 09
Re: Pork Tenderloins
Pakman wrote:
I like to do medallion recipes simple and tasty.
This looks interesting....
Scroll down past the train wreck plated one to Medallions with prune calvados sauce.
This one sounds better then it looks
http://www.mysteryloverskitchen.com/201 … -with.html
This one looks yummy though
http://www.pink-parsley.com/2010/03/bac … -with.html
Yep the prunes one is , similar too the one my mother makes.Nice one.
Last edited by @nGoose1 (Tue 22 Jan 13 12:20am)
#14 Tue 22 Jan 13 12:20am
- Forum champ Occupation Shop worker/KP/ Commis chef
- From UK/Germany
- Member since Wed 28 Oct 09
Re: Pork Tenderloins
I used cummin coriander fennel around the last one I did, very nice it was too.
#15 Tue 22 Jan 13 10:19am
- Forum champ Occupation Unemployed,
- From Greece
- Member since Fri 21 Mar 08
Re: Pork Tenderloins
So many diversity for cooking pork fillet! It was very inspiring. I, like koukou, have only made JO's recipe which was amazing but I haven't got much experience.
#16 Tue 22 Jan 13 11:21am
Re: Pork Tenderloins
Pork fillet stroganoff...
cut your pork into medallions, dust in flour seasoned with paprika, pepper and...salt..(As you are on a low sodium diet, don't add the salt)
fry the medallions off just to seal, remove / set aside.
one small onion, finely chopped, garlic either crushed or finely chopped, some sliced mushroom (I use organic Portabella)
Soften the onion and garlic in a litlle oil, increase heat, add mushrooms cook until softened, sprinkle over a little more paprika.. when the pan is back up to heat, return the pork to the pan, add a splash of brandy and let the alcohol burn off, add some double cream or creme fraiche..and cook till nicely hot.. at this stage you can add a squeeze of lemon juice if liked...
Taste the sauce and adjust the seasoning as necessary..
Serve with rice, possibly some green beans...add a sprinkle of flat leafed parsley if you want...
#17 Sat 02 Feb 13 5:45pm
- Forum super champ Occupation Just being me
- Member since Fri 28 Mar 08
Re: Pork Tenderloins
I"m off the low sodium diet now, probably should edit that from the original post.
Am hoping to make your stroganoff tonight wine~o.
#18 Sun 03 Feb 13 5:02pm
Re: Pork Tenderloins
Let me know how it goes...
#19 Sun 03 Feb 13 5:08pm
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- Member since Fri 28 Mar 08
Re: Pork Tenderloins
It turned out well! I used sour cream.
#20 Sun 03 Feb 13 5:33pm
Re: Pork Tenderloins
Oh Good...And no one even died after eating one of my recipes....
...........That's a first


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Short-Lived: Treasuries Stop Rallying, Yields Drift Higher Again
So much for that rally. Treasury yields have lost this morning's brief downward momentum, the result of a weak reading on July new home sales, and are drifting higher again, although they're still lower overall on the day. The ten-year note is up 18/32 in price to yield 2.833%, per the latest Tradeweb data.
While yields keep drifting higher mainly due to tapering fears, Bank of America Merrill Lynch global rates and currencies strategists this week write that the Treasury market is increasingly vulnerable to a self-reinforcing cycle of rising yields courtesy of what's happening in emerging markets. From BofA's Marcus Huie, Bin Gao and Adarsh Sinha:
This has been formed by the shift in causation between the Treasury market and the EM currency markets. Initially, growing expectation of the initiation of Fed tapering in September drove yields higher, which in turn led to selling of EM currencies. However, recent EM currency declines has fed fears of central bank reserve selling and led to rising Treasury yields. This two-way causation raises the risk of a self-reinforcing cycle between the bond and currency markets, where the Treasury reserve assets are themselves vulnerable to losing value.


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Paul: Killing OBL "absolutely was not necessary"
posted at 8:48 am on May 12, 2011 by Ed Morrissey
Ron Paul's supporters plan on another run for the presidency from the Texas Congressman, and some are saying that the mainstream has finally begun to embrace his ideas on economics and the Fed. On foreign policy and national defense, though, perhaps Paul is farther out than ever. In a radio interview on Tuesday, reported this morning in Politico, Paul said he would not have greenlighted the mission that killed Osama bin Laden, and would have worked with Pakistan to arrest him instead:
"I think things could have been done somewhat differently," Paul said this week. "I would suggest the way they got Khalid [Sheikh] Mohammed. We went and cooperated with Pakistan. They arrested him, actually, and turned him over to us, and he's been in prison. Why can't we work with the government?"
Paul also told WHO's Simon Conway that the mission "absolutely was not necessary":
"I don't think it was necessary, no. It absolutely was not necessary," Paul said during his Tuesday comments. "I think respect for the rule of law and world law and international law. What if he'd been in a hotel in London? We wanted to keep it secret, so would we have sent the airplane, you know the helicopters into London, because they were afraid the information would get out?"
For one thing, had we found him holed up in London, we would have been able to trust the British intelligence service to cooperate. MI-5 didn't spend more than a decade helping to build up the Taliban and playing footsie with radical Islamists the way Pakistan's ISI did, primarily as a bulwark against India. Moreover, as Paul should know, we tried trusting Pakistan once before on an opportunity to target bin Laden when Bill Clinton had a chance to target his compound. The ISI warned bin Laden, and to paraphrase President George Bush, we wound up sending a $10 million rocket into a ten-dollar tent to hit a camel's butt.
I would have had no problem with capturing Osama bin Laden, or with killing him. He declared war on the United States and continued to pursue it until his last breath. Furthermore, I have no problem with us conducting a military mission in Pakistan to get him. Pakistan has proven themselves unreliable on high-level intelligence matters in the past, specifically on OBL, and we have had little cause to put any more trust in the Pakistani ISI ever since.
Paul has a few good ideas on fiscal policy, but is otherwise a nut. Insisting that we should have asked the Pakistanis to arrest bin Laden proves rather clearly that Paul lives in a fantasy world.
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Ysabel Trinidad
UTSA names interim VP for student affairs
By David Gabler
Assistant Vice President for University Communications
(April 25, 2006)--UTSA announced yesterday the appointment of Ysabel Trinidad as interim vice president for student affairs effective immediately.
Trinidad replaces Rosalie Ambrosino, who recently was named UTSA provost and vice president for academic affairs. Trinidad has served as associate vice president for student affairs since spring 2005. She served as UTSA's associate vice president for business affairs from 1997 to 2005.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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"Trinidad's experience and record as an administrator have contributed greatly to UTSA's infrastructure expansion," said UTSA President Ricardo Romo. "Her work in fiscal services and student affairs also has prepared her to assume this role while we conduct a national search."
Trinidad is a graduate of California State University - Fresno where she received a bachelor of science degree, magna cum laude. She earned an M.B.A. degree at St. Mary's University in San Antonio.
As associate vice president for student affairs, Trinidad was in charge of administration and college planning and developed financial planning documents for student capital facilities projects. She was responsible for oversight and coordination of student affairs planning efforts to develop the two-year tuition and mandatory fees proposal to the UT System Board of Regents. Additionally, she helped develop a university-wide space management policy plan.
Before coming to UTSA, Trinidad served as budget director for the San Juan Unified School District Office in Carmichael, Calif.
Trinidad is a member of the National and Texas Association of College and University Business Officers, the Society of College and University Planners and the Texas Association of College and University Student Personnel Administrators.


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- Help and contacts
- IT and computer support
- International student support
- OHS (Occupational Health and Safety)
- Policy and procedure
- Services and facilities
- Student programs
- Study and assessment and graduation
- Travel and transport
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders
See Abstudy and Institute of Koorie Education
- Abstudy
Abstudy is a partial income support payment for Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. Find out more at Abstudy.
Academic calendar
- Academic calendar
The Academic Calendar is approved by Deakin Academic Board and forms the basis of the Important Dates for each study period.
Find out more at Academic Calendar.
Academic Dress
- Academic Dress
A loose, long black gown worn by graduands and academics at graduation ceremonies and other formal occasions.
Find out more at graduation ceremony proceedings
Academic Progress
- Academic Progress
A student's progress towards successful completion of the academic requirements of the Course in which they are enrolled.
If you have failed a piece of assessment or a unit, or you are struggling academically it is very important that you seek help. Your lecturer, unit chair, faculty course adviser and staff from the Division of Student Life can give you advice and support to help you reach your academic potential. It is important that you get help because if you continue to fail units you may be at risk of unsatisfactory academic progress.
Find out more at DeakinSync under studying or go directly to the academic progress website.
Academic transcript
- Academic transcript
A chronological record of a student's enrolment and official assessment results in units and courses.
- Accommodation
ON CAMPUS\nOn-campus student housing is open 365 days a year and is available at the Melbourne Burwood Campus, Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus and the Warrnambool Campus. The residences are designed to meet the needs of students and offer a secure and supportive living and learning environment to assist with the transition to University and academic success.\n\nOFF CAMPUS\nThe Off-Campus Housing Service supports students with finding somewhere to call home while they study at Deakin. The service maintains a housing database of local properties available for rent. Students can search for long term, short term, casual and temporary accommodation options.\n\nStudents can also get assistance with completing rental forms and applications, understanding rights and responsibilities as a tenant and tenancy issues.\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Campus or go directly to the accommodation website.
Adding units
- Adding units
If you want to change your enrolment you need to do so via StudentConnect, which you can access from the top menu bar within DeakinSync. Check the Handbook as changes to enrolment must be in keeping with relevant course and unit rules, so it is best to discuss this with a Faculty course adviser and enrolment officer before making changes. Enrolment variations may also result in a reassessment of fees.
Find out more at DeakinSync under Enrolment, fees and money or go directly to change your enrolment details
Advanced Standing
- Advanced Standing
A collective term including both credit transfer and credit for prior learning. It means credit granted towards a course at the University for relevant approved study, experience or work satisfactorily completed at the University or elsewhere.
- Advocacy
Advocacy is support. Deakin University Student Association (DUSA) employs Advocacy Support Officers who are experienced in giving support and advice to students who need it. The advocacy service at DUSA can assist with any academic concerns, issues or questions, including:
- responding to allegations of academic misconduct and appeals
- show cause to a proposed restriction or exclusion
- special consideration and review of results applications
- anything that is impacting on a student's study
The Advocacy service is free and confidential to all Deakin students and remains independent from the University. Deakin imposes strict timelines for ALL academic issues, so it is vital that students contact DUSA as soon as possible in order for us to be able to help
E: firstname.lastname@example.com
Find out more at DeakinSync under Help & feedback or go directly to the Advocacy website.
- Appeals
The University offers an appeals process against discipline and exclusion decisions. Faculty Student Offices can provide details on appeals processes related to Academic Progress and Discipline Committee outcomes. Students can also get help, independent advice and support from the advocacy service provided by DUSA.\n\nDUSA employs experienced Advocates who can assist with any academic concerns, issues or questions including appeals. This service is free to all Deakin students, confidential and remains independent from the University. For assistance visit the DUSA office on campus.\n\nT: 1300 555 528\nE: email@example.com\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Help & feedback or go directly to the appeals website
Art Gallery
- Art Gallery
The Deakin University Art Gallery is located on the Melbourne Burwood Campus. Exhibitions are run from late February to early December and include work by contemporary Australian artists, travelling exhibitions and selected students, staff and Alumni.
Assignment extensions
- Assignment extensions
The unit chair can provide students with information about assignment extensions for the unit. Students can also check the unit guide for details.
- ATMs
There are ATMs available on all campuses:\n\nMELBOURNE BURWOOD CAMPUS\n Building F rediATM\n Building HD and LA (ground floor) ANZ\n\nGEELONG WAURN PONDS CAMPUS\n Building JB, Level 2 ANZ\n\nGEELONG WATERFRONT CAMPUS\n Building D, Level 2 ANZ\n\nWARRNAMBOOL CAMPUS\n Building H4 (DUSA Bookshop)
- Austudy
Centrelink payments for full-time students aged 25 or over, who are undertaking an approved course of education at an approved institution.
Baby change facilities
- Baby change facilities
Baby change facilities are available in the following accessible locations:
Building P, Room 114
Building JB, Level 3
Building D, Level 1.203.07
Building G, Women's Room (G1.02)
Find out more at DeakinSync under Campus or go directly to the parent rooms website.
- Banks
The nearest bank branches to the Melbourne Burwood campus are:\n ANZ Building HD, Burwood campus\n RediATM Building F, Burwood campus\n Commonwealth Bank 40 Burwood Hwy, Burwood East & 1402-1406 Toorak Rd, Burwood\n Bank of Melbourne 1419 Toorak Road, Burwood\n St George Bank Suite 4, 255 Whitehorse Rd, Balwyn\n National Australia Bank 1397 Toorak Road, Burwood\n\nThe nearest bank branches to the Geelong Waurn Ponds campus are:\n ANZ Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre, Waurn Ponds\n Bank of Melbourne Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre, Waurn Ponds\n Bendigo Bank Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre, Waurn Ponds\n Commonwealth Bank Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre, Waurn Ponds\n National Australia Bank Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre, Waurn Ponds\n Westpac Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre, Waurn Ponds\n\nThe nearest bank branches to the Geelong Waterfront campus are:\n National Australia Bank 49-51 Malop Street, Geelong\n Bendigo Bank 63-67 Malop Street, Geelong\n\nThe nearest bank branches to the Warrnambool campus are:\n ANZ 128 Liebig Street, Warrnambool \n Bendigo Bank Corner LieBig and Koroit Street, Warrnambool\n Commonwealth Bank 118 Liebig Street, Warrnambool\n Bank of Melbourne/Westpac Shop 4, 161-165 Koroit Street, Warrnambool\n St George Bank 163 Liebig Street, Warrnambool
- Binding
Binding of documents is available at the DUSA office on campus, or the DUSA Bookshop at the Melbourne Burwood Campus.
- Books
DUSA Bookshops are located on all campuses and provide all academic text required whilst studying at Deakin. They also provide a broad range of general store items including drinks, snacks, stationery and MYKI. DUSA also offers the convenience of an online bookstore and a phone order centre. Books can be sent to customers anywhere in Australia or overseas. DUSA Bookshops also provide a special order service if a book is not available, it can be ordered.
Booklists are posted in DUSA Bookshops and can be viewed online, one week before each trimester commences. The Bookshops stock all required textbooks, reference books, Deakin course materials, stationery, gifts and DVDs, as well as a great range of general books.
E: firstname.lastname@example.com
Second-hand books
DUSA Bookshops sell second-hand books for 65% of the new book price, with 50% of this going to the seller. The Bookshops will only accept limited numbers of each title, so it is recommended to get in early. Books must be in an acceptable condition for re-sale (subject to the Bookshop's discretion).
Careers counsellor
- Careers counsellor
Careers counsellors will answer broader questions relating to potential career paths your course might lead you to beyond your time at university. They also offer advice about job applications, resumes, changing careers and improving career management skills.
- Carpooling
Deakin offers a free carpool matching service enabling registered users to connect with students and staff in their local area who are keen to share the ride to Deakin. You can carpool every day or just when it's convenient. The website is secure and password protected, so you can rest assured that only Deakin students and staff can register.\n\nCarpooling car parks are located at the Melbourne Burwood Campus and the Geelong Waterfront Campus.\n\nAll you need to park in these car parks is a valid parking permit and two or more people in your car. You may also wish to consider sharing travel expenses to save money.\n\nTo find out more, visit http://www.deakin.edu.au/life-at-deakin/get-to-deakin/car-pooling.
- Centrelink
Program of the Department of Human Services. Centrelink delivers payments and services and provides services at times of major change for seniors, job seekers, students and trainees, families, carers, parents, people with disability, Indigenous Australians, and people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
Change of name and address
- Change of name and address
If you change your name or address, you must update your details immediately. You can update your address via StudentConnect and your name at Deakin Central or via email to email@example.com (making sure you attach certified documentation to support your name change).
Commonwealth Higher Education Student Support Number
- Childcare
On-campus child care is available at Melbourne Burwood Campus, Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus and the Warrnambool Campus. Qualified, experienced and caring staff provide high quality care for children under school age. All three centres have achieved national Child Care Accreditation of the highest standard. Full time, daily or occasional care is available at each centre and rates at all locations are competitive with other local centres.
- class
A general meeting for all enrolled students, in a particular unit, for which you do not need to register (if you're enrolled in the unit which has a 'class', it will appear on your timetable), and where teaching staff engage you through presentations and learning activities. Formerly called a 'lecture'.
Clubs and Societies
- Clubs and Societies
Clubs are a great way to meet people and get involved. DUSA supports over 120 clubs and societies across all Deakin campuses. Clubs and societies cover diverse interests including Faculty, sporting, social and cultural clubs and there are also discipline-based clubs and societies within Faculties, Schools and courses/units. Search the DUSA website or visit the DUSA office on campus for more information.\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Get Started or Get Involved or go directly to the Get involved website
Community-Based Delivery (CBD)
- Community-Based Delivery (CBD)
CBD courses and units, like Deakin's Institute of Koorie Education (IKE), combine on and off-campus teaching to help Indigenous Australian students undertake their studies without missing any family or community obligations
Complaint (Student)
- Complaint (Student)
A properly lodged expression of dissatisfaction requiring formal resolution.
Computer labs
- Computer labs
More than 2,300 computers are available across all Deakin campuses. Students can access computers on campus in computer laboratories, the library and other general access areas. Some computer laboratories are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You need to carry your Deakin Card (student ID card) with you and have a valid Deakin username and password to use computers at Deakin.
Find out more at DeakinSync under Campus or go directly to the computers and printers website.'
Computer standards
- Computer standards
Deakin recommends computer standards which you should check to ensure you can make the most out of your learning experience.
Concession card
- Concession card
For information about concession cards and lodging applications, visit Public Transport Travel Concessions. Eligible students can download a pre-populated Travel Concession Form from StudentConnect. You need to print this in colour and lodge your application.
Connect Leader
- Connect Leader
Connect is a volunteer program that aims to help new students make a successful start at Deakin by assisting with events, activities and resources during Orientation and throughout the trimester. Connect Leaders are senior Deakin students who are carefully selected to provide friendly, practical and competent assistance. Find out more on connect website.
Counselling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
- Counselling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Counsellors provide professional, confidential and free counselling for students. All staff are qualified psychologists and social workers. Counselling can help you to adjust to life changes, manage your stress and personal crises, and help you to manage your mental health. The counselling team is focused on helping you maximise your academic success through the provision of resources, web-based services and one-on-one personal counselling. Personal counselling is available Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. If you are unable to come on campus for an appointment, telephone counselling is available. Call to make an appointment:
Melbourne Burwood Campus 03 9244 5577
Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus 03 5227 1221
Geelong Waterfront Campus 03 5227 8400
Warrnambool Campus 03 5563 3256
If counselling support is needed outside these hours please contact Lifeline (13 11 14), Suicide Helpline (1300 651 251) or in emergencies contact 000.Find out more at DeakinSync under Health and wellbeing or go directly to the Health, wellbeing and safety website.
Course advisers
- Course advisers
A Faculty course adviser can help students with unit selection. Students should contact a course adviser before varying enrolment to make sure the course and unit rules are being followed.
Find out more at DeakinSync under help & feedback or go to Faculty course advisers and enrolment officers.
Course guides
- Course guides
Course rules can be accessed online through the Deakin handbook.
Credit for Prior Learning (CPL)
- Credit for Prior Learning (CPL)
Credit granted for relevant prior learning (including formal, informal and non-formal learning).
- Cycling
Riding a bike for trips shorter than 10 km can be just as fast as driving a car. Cycling to Deakin will help you save money on petrol and other expenses such as insurance, registration, servicing and parking fees. You will also benefit from improved fitness and you'll also be helping to reduce noise and air pollution as well as traffic congestion. So what are you waiting for? There are bike hubs, bike racks, lockers for storing clothes, books and bags and change rooms with showers on most campuses to improve your cycling experience to Deakin.\n\nMELBOURNE BURWOOD CAMPUS\nPlease refer to the Melbourne Burwood Campus map for bike hub and bike rack locations. A secure cycling facility along the east side of Building HB houses up to 65 bicycles. This facility is fully enclosed and can be accessed only via swipe card.\n\nGEELONG WAURN PONDS CAMPUS\nPlease refer to the Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus map for bike hub and bike rack locations. Secure bike hubs are located in Buildings jb, nl and dd (west) that provide racks, lockers, showers and change rooms that can be accessed only via swipe card.\n\nGEELONG WATERFRONT CAMPUS\nPlease refer to the Geelong Waterfront Campus map for bike hub and bike rack locations. A secure cycling facility on Level 1 of the underground car park, Building D1.001, houses up to 35 bicycles. This facility is fully enclosed and can be accessed only via swipe card.\n\nTo find out more, visit http://www.deakin.edu.au/life-at-deakin/get-to-deakin/walking-and-cycling/cycling-to-deakin.
Deakin Career
- Deakin Career
The Deakin Career service offers students career development and management advice, labour market and employment information. Expert assistance is available for all students.\n\nAt unihub.deakin.edu.au, students can\n\n* book a career consult or application check\n* check out the jobs board for part-time, internships, volunteer opportunities as well as full time/graduate positions\n* reserve a spot to engage with employers and experts at industry events and book into workshops\n\nFor Cloud Students, Personal Career Management Support and a specialist Career Consultant will assist across a range of career related areas including job search and career management strategies. You can contact us via email, LinkedIn and phone (including after hours if necessary) to discuss issues in more detail.\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Jobs & careers or go directly to DeakinTALENT.
Deakin Central
- Deakin Central
A one stop shop located on the Geelong Campus at Waurn Ponds Melbourne Campus at Burwood and Warrnambool Campus that can assist with all student administration enquiries including: graduations; course information; results; exam periods; admissions; enrolments and fees. Deakin Central also provides the following services: production replacement and value-loading of Deakin Cards; official academic transcripts and archive transcripts; payment of fees; information regarding IT services; purchase of parking tickets; authorisation of travel concession forms.
Deakin legal service
- Deakin legal service
Sort it! Deakin Legal Service for Students provides free and confidential legal advice, information, referral and education to currently enrolled Deakin students. Legal advice is provided by qualified lawyers.\n\nSome of the legal matters that can be advised on include:\n\n Fines / Infringements Motor Vehicle accidents (not TAC)\n Debt / Bills / Consumer problems including Scams Tenancy / Housing\n Employment Law including Sexual Harassment and Bullying\n Stalking & Family Violence\n Family Law\n Discrimination\n Minor Criminal Matters\n Migration Law
Deakin University Student Association Inc.
- Deakin University Student Association Inc.
The Deakin University Student Association (DUSA) is the organisation run by students for students at Deakin. DUSA is here to make sure your time at University is as fun as it should be. DUSA looks after you if you need help, with free academic advocacy and welfare support services. DUSA also gives you the opportunity to develop your leadership and professional skills and get active with Uni sport, volunteer programs and clubs. Make the most of your time at University, get involved with DUSA.\n\nDUSA also offers a vast array of student support services ranging through advocacy, legal advice, representation and assistance with review of results and special consideration.\n\nMELBOURNE BURWOOD CAMPUS\n Building H\n\nGEELONG WAURN PONDS CAMPUS\n Building JB, Level 1\n\nGEELONG WATERFRONT CAMPUS\n Building D, Level 1\n\nWARRNAMBOOL CAMPUS\n Building H2-3\n\nT: 1300 555 528\nE: firstname.lastname@example.com\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Get Started or Get Involved or go directly to the DUSA website.
Deakins Elite Athlete Friendly University
- Deakins Elite Athlete Friendly University
Deakin is a member of the Elite Athlete Friendly University (EAFU) network. The network consists of the Australian Institute of Sport and State Based Institute of Sport and five professional sports.
Deakin has signed an agreement with the Australian Sports Commission to support the integration of Australian elite athletes sporting and academic aspirations. Deakin, as one of Australia foremost sport universities, is dedicated to supporting elite athletes in their quest to integrate academic success with the demands of training and competition.
The agreement can allow some flexibility for athletes whilst studying at Deakin. The EAFU agreement provides a specific definition of an elite athlete. Financial support may also be available through DUSA via the Elite Athlete Grant program.
Find out more on the Elite Athlete Friendly University program website.
- DeakinSync
A personal online workspace for staff and students. General information as well as an intuitive interface to keep everything together. Tools to manage staff and students' inbox, calendar, and life. Collaborate with others, anywhere, anytime. DeakinSync has various tabs that link you to login for most of the Deakin online systems. Find out more at the DeakinSync information page or login at sync.deakin.edu.au.
Department of Human Services
- Department of Human Services
Visit the Department of Human Services website for information on payments and services to support students while studying. A free iPhone app Express Plus is also available to download to view payment history, update study details and much more.
Directory of staff
- Directory of staff
Search for contact details of both academic and general staff online.
Disability Resource Centre
- Disability Resource Centre
The Disability Resource Centre (DRC) provides individual support to students with a disability or health condition to successfully participate in their studies and university life. The centre promotes inclusive practices across the University and can arrange adjustments to suit your needs. These can include:\n• alternative assessments/exam arrangements, such as extra writing time or rest breaks\n• academic support workers, such as note-takers and sign interpreters.\n\nT: 03 9244 6255\nE: email@example.com.\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Health & wellbeing or go directly to the Disability Support website
- Discipline
Students may be disciplined because of academic misconduct (including plagiarism and cheating) and general misconduct, whereby it is deemed they have acted in a manner that is detrimental to the University. More information about student discipline can be found in The Guide.\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Help & feedback or go directly to the Referencing website.
Discontinuation of course
- Discontinuation of course
If you are considering discontinuing your course, first seek advice or counselling from your Faculty course adviser and enrolment officer and staff within Student Life. If you decide to discontinue, please complete the online discontinuation process via StudentConnect.
Disability Resource Centre
Equivalent Full-Time Student Load.\nEFTSU was the term ' Equivalent Full-time Student Unit' used in publications and data prior to 2005
Elite Athlete Program
- Elite Athlete Program
The University provides academic and financial support to eligible students who are participating in sport at an elite level.
- Emergencies
Deakin Security can be contacted on 1800 062 579 or call triple 000 to contact emergency services directly.
To find out more, visit emerergency information website
- Encumbrance
A restriction placed on a student's enrolment for breaching specified due dates or conditions relating to matters such as enrolment fees library loans residential fees or student loans. Encumbrances limit students' access to services provided by the University. Such encumbrances may block provision of a range of important services such as library access result release re-enrolment variation to enrolment and graduation.
English language development
- English language development
Deakin is dedicated to providing support for students to continue to improve and build academic English language and communication skills. Visit our self-access resources or get support from Language and Learning Advisers and Writing Mentors. Visit Study Support for details.
Equity and equal opportunity
- Equity and equal opportunity
The University provides programs to nurture the development of a University culture that values diversity, enables access and promotes inclusion, so that students can reach your full potential and participate in all aspects of University life.\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Enrolment, fees & money/visas or go directly to Equity and Diversity.
Exchange programs
- Exchange programs
See Study abroad
Faculty contacts
- Faculty contacts
See Faculty contacts website.
Australian Government loan program to help eligible domestic fee paying students pay their tuition fees. Fee-Higher Education Loan Program.
Fees and finances
- Fees and finances
You are subject to the University Admission Process, Enrolment, Fees and Charges Policy and must pay your fees by the specified deadlines or you may have your enrolment encumbered or terminated. Details of fees and charges are published annually in the Student Fees and Charges Guide available on the Fees website.\n\nIt is a student's responsibility to access their invoices online at the beginning of each study period via StudentConnect. Details should be checked carefully, especially after any changes to enrolment.\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Enrolment, fees & money or go directly to Fees
Financial assistance
- Financial assistance
Deakin offers a range of services for students experiencing financial difficulties. Interest-free loans, emergency essentials and myki cards and help planning a budget is available.\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Enrolment, fees & moneyor go directly to Financial assistance.
- Fire
See Safety on campus
First Aid
- First Aid
See Safety on campus
First-year students
- First-year students
Information about how to get ready for and get started at University is available online.\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Get Started or Get Involved or go directly to the Get started website.
Get involved
- Get involved
There are many ways to get involved in the Deakin Community. \n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under 'Get Involved' or 'Get Started' or go to the Get involved website.
Glossary of terms
- Glossary of terms
Online resource outlining the meanings of many key terms used at Deakin and within universities in general on the Deakin website.\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Studyingor go directly to Glossary
- Graduation
If you are identified as a prospective graduate at the end of each study period, you will be sent a graduation invitation. You are then required to apply to graduate via StudentConnect.\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Enrolment, fees & money or go directly to StudentConnect.
Health, wellbeing and safety
- Health, wellbeing and safety
Deakin offers a range of services to help students and staff stay healthy, safe and promote personal wellbeing physically, mentally and spiritually. Services include medical centres, multi-faith chaplains, counselling, disability support, safer community, physiotherapy, sport and recreation and student advocacy.\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under health & wellbeing or go directly to the Health, wellbeing and safety or occupational health and safety websites.
Australian Government loan program to help eligible Commonwealth supported students to pay their student contribution amounts. Higher Education Contribution Scheme, Higher Education Loan Program.
ID Card
- ID Card
See Deakin Card
- Immunisations
Course-related immunisations as well as seasonal flu and travel immunisations are available at Deakin Medical Centres on each campus.\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Health & wellbeing or go directly to Vaccinations.
Important dates
- Important dates
Check the important dates each teaching period for fee payments, dates to withdraw from units, census dates, exam dates, result release and more.\n\nYou can also access the information from DeakinSync under Enrolment, fees & money/visas
Institute of Koorie Education (IKE)
- Institute of Koorie Education (IKE)
The Institute of Koorie Education (IKE) community-based learning model is designed to enable Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to study without having to be away from their communities for a substantial period of time. IKE is based at the Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus.
International applicant
- International applicant
A person who is not a citizen or permanent resident of Australia, is not a citizen of New Zealand or a person holding an Australian permanent refugee, humanitarian or protection visa.
International student advisers
- International student advisers
International student advisers (ISAs) are available on all campuses to provide international students with advice, assistance and referrals on a range of issues.\nThese include issues relating to student visas, homesickness, family support, health insurance, fee payments and advocacy. Visit deakin.edu.au/iss to find out more about International Student Support.\n\nISA GENERAL CONTACT EMAIL\nE:\email@example.com\n\nMake appointments with an ISA by calling the following contact number –\n\nMELBOURNE BURWOOD CAMPUS\nT:\t03 9244 6300 \nGEELONG WAURN PONDS CAMPUS\nT:\t03 5227 1221\n\nGEELONG WATERFRONT CAMPUS\nT:\t03 5227 1221\nWARRNAMBOOL CAMPUS\nT:\t03 5563 3256\n\nFor Drop-in service location/hours, visit http://www.deakin.edu.au/students/international/isas-are-here-to-help/iss-drop-in\n\nFor international student reminders & news, join ISS twitter account – twitter.com/Deakin_ISS
International students (information for)
- International students (information for)
International students at Deakin have access to a range of programs including:\n\n•\tSupport from International Student Advisers \n•\tadvice and information on student visas, Overseas Student Health Cover, work restrictions\n•\tsupport programs\n•\treferrals to relevant Deakin divisions, services and facilities\n•\tlinks to community groups\n•\tDeakin University Student Association services such as clubs and societies and volunteering\n\nDeakinSync will provide relevant information for International students throughout the portal. \n\ndeakin.edu.au/iss\n\nHOW DO I …?\nThe How do I …? website has been set up to provide international students with answers to a range of questions from your health & wellbeing to renewing your student visa. Use this as your first point of reference for any questions you may have.\nwww.deakin.edu.au/students/international/how-do-i\n\nHEALTH INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE\nOn-campus health information and assistance is available at Student Life. \nSee also MEDICAL CENTRES - deakin.edu.au/medical-centre.\nFind it in DeakinSync under 'Health and Wellbeing (health and medical)\n\nSTUDENT VISAS\nInternational students must be aware of the conditions of their student visa, including the requirement to ensure Deakin always has a record of their current address. Failure to comply with these conditions could result in their visas being cancelled. For the most up-to-date information on student visas, conditions and extensions, visit the DIBP website or speak to an ISA.\nwww.immi.gov.au\n\nHEALTH INSURANCE\nUnder student visa conditions, international students are required to maintain Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the entire length of their stay. Failure to have continuous cover could result in your visa being cancelled.\nwww.deakin.edu.au/students/international/compliance/pre-arrival/oshc\n\nVISA RENEWAL\nIt is your responsibility as an international student to be aware of your visa expiry date and to renew your student visa if required. If you need information about how to extend your student visa, please see an ISA or read information online.\nwww.deakin.edu.au/students/international/how-do-i\n\nWORK RIGHT\nThere are visa restrictions regarding part-time work for international students and it's important that you are familiar with these limits.\nwww.immi.gov.au/students/visa-conditions-students.htm \n\nDepartment of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP)\nThis site provides comprehensive information about visas, living in Australia and citizenship.\nwww.immi.gov.au\n\nSTUDY IN AUSTRALIA\nThis website provides information for international students about studying and living in Australia.\nwww.studyinaustralia.gov.au\n\nDEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT\nThis website provides links to sites containing further information for international students about studying and living in Victoria.\nThis site also provides information for students who have children and want them to attend primary and/or high school in Victoria.\nwww.education.vic.gov.au/school/students/Pages/international.aspx\n\nDEAKIN VISA/MIGRATION SERVICE \nSORT IT Deakin Student Legal service is powered by DUSA, in partnership with Eastern Community Legal Centre (ECLC) and Barwon Community Legal Service (BCLS). SORT IT provide confidential, free legal and VISA migration advice, information, referral and more. Advice can be face-to-face or by phone with qualified lawyers. \nlegalservices.dusa.org.au\n\n\tBURWOOD STUDENTS\n\tEastern Community Legal Centre \n\tT:\t03 9285 4822\n\tE:\email@example.com\n\twww.eclc.org.au/deakin\n\n\tGEELONG STUDENTS\n\tBarwon Community Legal Service\n\tT:\t1300 430 599\n\tE:\email@example.com\n\twww.barwoncls.org.au
- Invoices
Invoices are generated through StudentConnect and should be generated then checked by students at the start of each study period. You should also check your invoice again if you change your enrolment and after making a payment.\n
The enrolment and payment options are listed on the invoice.\n
Find out more at DeakinSync under Enrolment, fees & money or go directly to StudentConnect.
IT offers
- IT offers
Microsoft Student Advantage gives all Deakin students online access to Office365 - a full suite of cloud-based productivity tools that can be accessed and use on any computer, tablet or smartphone. The full-version software of Office 2013 can be downloaded to five personal computers, absolutely free. Deakin students are also eligible for a discount on certain products purchased from the Apple Online Store and any Computers Now store.\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Help & feedbackor go directly to the Offers website
Laboratory Safety
- Laboratory Safety
Students contemplating any lab-based research involving hazardous chemicals, radiation or biohazards, will need to consult Deakin OHS manual and the Office of Research Integrityfor safety information.
- Laminating
You can laminate at the DUSA office on your campus.
- lecture
Now known as a class. A session where an academic presents to students enrolled in a unit of study generally in a lecture theatre.
- Library
The Library is vibrant and technology-rich, provides access to inviting learning spaces on every campus (catering to both quiet and group study), and has a supportive presence in the Cloud. \n\nOur extensive collection offers a range of resources to support your learning, including e-books, books, streaming videos, and journals, much of which is available online. Visit Library: Collections Statistics for more information about our collection. \n\nFor help finding and accessing information for your studies, check out our 'Getting Started' resources at Library: Getting Started, or ask one of our friendly library staff members in the Library or via Contact Us\n\nLiaison Librarians – your library information specialists – are available to help you to discover the latest and most appropriate scholarly information resources and tools. They'll also help you to develop your digital literacy skills, enhancing your learning and research. \n\nGet started with digital literacy tutorials and Library Resource Guides at Library: Study\n\nFind out more and contact us at DeakinSync under Library or go directly to the Library website
Lost property
- Lost property
Visit Deakin Central for lost property during business hours and Security after hours.
- Lynda.com
lynda.com provides a vast online library of instructional videos covering the latest software, creative, and business skills. Taught by accomplished teachers and recognised industry experts, lynda.com is a high-quality resource for students, faculty, and staff looking to develop skills in Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suite, project management, social media, and a wide range of other topics.
lynda.com is available to Deakin students and staff using Deakin's single sign on, making it easier to access and personalise for each user.
Simply log in at: lynda.deakin.edu.au
Learn more about lynda.com
Mail service
- Mail service
You can send assignments free to any Deakin campus via Deakin Central. Stamped mail can also be sent via DUSA, which is collected daily.
Major Sequence
- Major Sequence
A group of related units approved by the Faculty Board and listed in the University Handbook amounting to a minimum of 6 credit points, with at least 2 credit points in each of levels 2 and 3 of the course.
- Maps
See the locations website.
Medical centres
- Medical centres
Deakin Medical Centres offer access to on-campus medical and health-related services, provided by qualified doctors and nurses. Consultations for students are free with a valid Medicare or Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) card. Confidentiality and a non-judgemental approach to your health care are assured.
Services include health care management and advice relating to a wide range of issues including sexual health, mental health management and referral, stress management, men and women health, pregnancy advice and referral, STI testing, travel health and vaccinations, seasonal flu vaccinations, dietary advice, smoking cessation support, pathology services, physiotherapy and massage services on site, referral to external healthcare providers including specialists, x-ray services and allied health providers.
After hours services
For emergency treatment for serious medical issues, dial 000 or go to your nearest hospital emergency department. Please be aware of costs associated with ambulance transport and know where the public and private hospitals are located in your area.
If you require a doctor or emergency medical treatment in your local area after hours, please refer to the Yellow Pages directory and search under medical practitioners or hospitals.
Private hospitals may charge a fee for consultation in the emergency department. Please be aware that after hours medical services have fees. Enquire at the time of calling.
Sick bay
A sick bay/rest room is available at the Deakin Medical Centre on each campus. If you are registered with the Disability Resource Centre (DRC) you are welcome to use the facility unless the room is required for a medical emergency. Contact Student Life reception for availability and access details.
Find out more at DeakinSync under Health & wellbeingor go directly to the medical centres website.
Mental health
- Mental health
See Counselling service
- minor
A group of related units approved by a faculty board and listed in the handbook taken over two levels and amounting to a minimum of four credit points. Submajors are not included on academic transcripts or testamurs.
- myki
myki ticket are required to travel on Melbourne's trains, trams and buses.myki cards can be bought or topped up at the DUSA Bookshop at Burwood or Geelong campuses.
Find out more about myki from Public Transport Victoria.
Occupational Health and Safety (OHS)
- Occupational Health and Safety (OHS)
See OHS (Occupational Health and Safety)
Online Learning
- Online Learning
See CloudDeakin
- Orientation
Student orientation program at the commencement of each trimester.
Overseas Higher Education Loan Program
Overseas study
- Overseas study
See Study Abroad
Parent rooms
- Parent rooms
Parent rooms, furnished with comfortable chairs, are available on all campuses. Fridge, microwave and hot/cold water are available in the room or nearby in the DUSA area.\n\nMELBOURNE BURWOOD CAMPUS\n P1.14 (To use the room, you need to collect the access card from Equity and Diversity)\n T: 03 9244 6255\n E: firstname.lastname@example.com\n\nGEELONG WAURN PONDS CAMPUS\n Building JB, Level 3\n\nGEELONG WATERFRONT CAMPUS\n D1.203.02\n\nWARRNAMBOOL CAMPUS\n G1.02\n\nSee also BABY CHANGE FACILITIES and CHILD CARE\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Campus or go directly to Parent rooms
- Parking
At times it can be difficult to find a car parking space on campus, particularly in the first few weeks of trimester. During these busy periods we strongly recommend you seek alternatives such as using public transport or carpooling. Parking permits are required on campus between 8.30am and 4.30pm Monday to Friday, although some areas require permits 24 hours a day. A parking permit allows you to park in a defined zone, but does not guarantee a space will be available.\n\nParking permits can be purchased by registering to use Deakin's pay by phone app, also from parking permit machines and Deakin Central. \n\nIf you are issued a parking infringement notice, please follow the instructions on the reverse of the notice.\n\nMotorcycle parking\nParking permits are not required for motorcycles or scooters. Motorcycles and scooters should park in motorcycle bays but may also park close to buildings so long as they do not obstruct the passage of vehicles or pedestrians.\n\nTo find out more, visit http://www.deakin.edu.au/life-at-deakin/get-to-deakin/parking
Peer mentor
- Peer mentor
See Students Helping Students
- Plagiarism
Using other people's words, ideas, research findings or information without acknowledgment, that is, without indicating the source — The Deakin Guide to Referencing website provides information on how to acknowledge other people's works.
Prayer room
- Prayer room
See Religion (multifaith)
Printing, Scanning and photocopying
- Printing, Scanning and photocopying
The Print@Deakin service gives you access to printers on campus at Deakin. Student laboratory computers will have the Print@Deakin facility installed and ready for use. Your Deakin Card can be used for photocopying and printing with costs automatically deducted from your balance. Scanning is available at no cost to Deakin students.
Public transport
- Public transport
There are numerous public transport options that service our four campuses. Please visit the Public Transport Victoria website - http://www.ptv.vic.gov.au and check out their helpful Journey Planner and University Travel guides located under 'Getting Around'.\n\nIntercampus Shuttle Bus Service - Geelong\n* The Geelong Intercampus Shuttle Bus Service is a free, convenient and sustainable mode of transport between the two Geelong Campuses. This service is available to Deakin students and staff and operates Monday to Friday from 6:45am to 8:55pm (excluding University holidays), providing a 30 minute frequency from each stop. WiFi is available on the buses.\n\nPark and Ride Service - Geelong\n* Would you like to avoid parking fees at Deakin University's Geelong campuses but still have an easy trip to study/work? Free parking is available at BVAC (Barwon Valley Activity Centre, 1 Barwon Heads Road, located opposite Kmart Belmont). Deakin students and staff can ride their bike, walk or park for free within the BVAC car park and then travel directly to either Geelong campus in our intercampus shuttle buses. Our buses service the BVAC car park Monday to Friday from 7:00am to 8:30pm (excluding University holidays).\n\nConcession card\nFor information about concession cards and to download an application form, visit the Public Transport Victoria website - http://www.ptv.vic.gov.au. You can take your completed application form to Deakin Central to get it stamped and signed.
- Re-enrolment
Each year you will be sent information about how and when to re-enrol for the next year.\n\nSee also ENROLMENT
- Recycling
As part of the broader sustainability commitment Deakin provides recycling bins in public places. Recycling bins have yellow signs and you can recycle most items including plastics, cardboard, paper, tin and aluminium cans.\n\nDo your bit, look for the recycle triangle on your rubbish and if you find one place it in the recycle bin. Do the right thing and put it in the right bin.\n\nE: firstname.lastname@example.com\n\nFind out more on the Sustainability website.
- Referencing
One of the key features of writing at University is referencing - using the work of others to support your own arguments and correctly acknowledging those works. Find out about your required referencing style in your unit guide, then consult the online Deakin guide to referencing. For further help with understanding what and how to reference, consult a Student Mentor or ask a Language and Learning Adviser.
Find out more at DeakinSync under Studying or go directly to Referencing
Refunds and remission of debt
- Refunds and remission of debt
In special circumstances, if you withdraw from your studies or reduce your enrolment load after the relevant census dates, you can apply to have certain fees and payments re-credited or refunded. There are strict guidelines for remission of debt, so it is important you seek advice from your Faculty.\n\nFind out more on the Fees website.
Religion (multifaith)
- Religion (multifaith)
Deakin University chaplains and religious facilities are available on all campuses. You do not need to belong to any religious faith in order to use the chaplaincy services. Deakin multifaith chaplains can offer you a range of services including the chance to discuss and explore religion and faith, opportunities for prayer, reflection and worship, support during times of personal need, information about religious events and promotion of multifaith harmony and acceptance.\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Health & wellbeing or go directly to Multifaith Chaplains
- Representation
Student representation is at the heart of Deakin University Student Association (DUSA). Student representatives are there to give you a voice so that any problems you may encounter can be addressed through fair and equal representation. Representatives are also involved in policy and decision making, organisation of events and help to promote clubs and societies.\n\nDUSA student representatives are elected by DUSA members and any DUSA full student member can be a student representative. In the past, student representatives have been involved in everything from the price of parking to the implementation of the trimester system. Once elected, representatives want to know what you think, so make sure you know who your representatives are so that you can have your say.\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Help & feedback or to the DUSA Student representative website.
Research ethics and gene technology
- Research ethics and gene technology
Student contemplating research projects involving humans, live animals or genetic manipulation will need to get in touch with the Office of Research Integrity
Results release
- Results release
Results are available online on the official day of results release for each study period. You can also register to receive your results by SMS.\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Studying or go directly to Result release
The Student Amenities Higher Education Loan Program is a loan scheme that allows eligible students to defer all or part of the cost of the Student Services and Amenities Fee.
Safety on campus
- Safety on campus
See Health, Wellbeing and Safety
- Safezone
SafeZone is a free app for all Deakin University students that connects you directly to the Security team when you need help on campus. The app makes it easier for you to contact Security and helps them to respond if you need assistance, by sending your name and location directly to the response team\n\nBy installing the SafeZone app (available on Apple and Android devices) and registering as a user, you will also receive any critical notifications from the University. Deakin University encourages students to register for SafeZone on their mobile device.
- Scanners
See Printing, scanning and photocopying
- Scholarship
Financial aid, either in cash or kind, awarded to a student to help pay for their education. In-kind payments may include all or part of tuition expenses or accommodation costs.
Second-hand books
- Second-hand books
See Books
- Security
See Safety on campus
- seminar
An interactive meeting for smaller groups of students. Formerly referred to as a 'tutorial' or 'workshop'.
Short courses
- Short courses
DUSA offers a range of professional development and recreational short courses. Courses are run each trimester and may include first aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), responsible service of alcohol (RSA), coffee making, self-defence and much more. If there is a short course that is not currently on offer, contact Deakin University Student Association and they can look into organising it for you.
Showers/Change Rooms
- Showers/Change Rooms
MELBOURNE BURWOOD CAMPUS\nBuilding HB, Level 1\nBuilding B, Level 1 (access from Phoenix Courtyard between Buildings B, J and P)\n\nGEELONG WAURN PONDS CAMPUS\nBuilding DA (KD Stewart Centre) \nBuilding JB, Level 1 and 3\nBuilding KA, Level 2 \n\nGEELONG WATERFRONT CAMPUS\nBuilding D, Level 1
Sick bay
- Sick bay
A sick bay is available at the Deakin Medical Centre on all campuses.
- Smoking
Deakin is Smoke Free. Smoking is not allowed anywhere on Deakin University property. Once outside the boundaries of University controlled properties, smoking and use of tobacco products is subject to local laws.\n\nSmokers on the University boundaries are required to dispose of their butt litter according to local laws.\n\nAs a student at Deakin University you are supported in this move to smoke-free campuses with free cessation services at your campus medical centre. You can also visit I want to quit or contact firstname.lastname@example.com for any further information.
Special Consideration
- Special Consideration
The process available to students whose capacity to perform is temporarily and adversely affected by circumstances outside of their control, by which they may apply for approval to take additional time to complete an assessment task or to complete the assessment task at a later time, or the outcome of that process.
Sport and recreation
- Sport and recreation
Deakin has a range of sport and recreation opportunities available that promote healthy and active lifestyles.\n\nFitness clubs\n\nDeakin Fitness Clubs have highly experienced fitness professionals who can design a personal program for you and assist you with any fitness questions you may have. Fitness Club memberships are competitively priced and allow you to use the Deakin Fitness Club on your campus. Deakin Fitness delivers a range of classes, programs and sporting competitions that encourage active participation.\n\nDeakin... Elite Athlete Friendly University (EAFU) membership\n\nDeakin is a member of the Elite Athlete Friendly University (EAFU) network. The network consists of the Australian Institute of Sport and State Based Institute of Sport and five professional sports. Deakin has signed an agreement with the Australian Sports Commission to support the integration of Australian elite athletes...sporting and academic aspirations. Deakin, as one of Australia... foremost sport universities, is dedicated to supporting elite athletes in their quest to integrate academic success with the demands of training and competition. The agreement can allow some flexibility for athletes whilst studying at Deakin. The EAFU agreement provides a specific definition of an elite athlete. Financial support may also be available through DUSA via the Elite Athlete Grant program. Further information is available on the Deakin Spirit website.\n\nDeakin University Student Association\n\nDeakin has a number of sporting competitions at our sports halls or you can join a club through Deakin University Student Association (DUSA). Deakin also participates in the Southern and Australian University Games (run through DUSA).\n\nDUSA also offers a range of opportunities for members to take part in sport at different levels. In 2015 DUSA will be involved in a variety of sporting pursuits including Campus Sport, Community Sport and Australian and World University Championships.\n\nT: 1300 555 528\nE: email@example.com\n\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Get Started or Get Involved or go directly to Sport and recreation
A prefix which may need to be entered as a prefix (to the front of) to your Student Number when completing Deakin University forms.
Student Timetable Allocation and Registration
Statutory Declarations (Stat Dec)
- Statutory Declarations (Stat Dec)
See Statutory Declarations and Affidavits
Student Connect
- Student Connect
A web based administration portal which allows access to student enrolment details.
Student ID
- Student ID
See Deakin Card
Student Life
- Student Life
Student Life staff know what students need to be a successful student at Deakin and have tailored services to help achieve this. Services include accommodation, counselling, career planning, childcare, employment and volunteering opportunities, medical centres, international student support, multi-faith chaplaincy, fitness clubs and study skills.\n\nTo find out more go to the Student Life website.
Student Services and Amenities Fee
- Student Services and Amenities Fee
A fee that higher education providers can charge their students for student services and amenities of a non-academic nature such as sporting and recreational activities employment and career advice child care financial advice and food services.
Students Helping Students
- Students Helping Students
University can be challenging, and no one understands students better than students. Experienced Deakin students are trained to help, whether you want academic, practical or social support.\n\nFind out more at Students Helping Students Hub.
Study abroad
- Study abroad
At Deakin students can take part in overseas exchange, study abroad, international internship or volunteering opportunities. Study overseas can be for a few weeks, a trimester or a year as part of a degree.\n\nT: 03 9244 6963\n 03 9244 6664\n 03 9244 5231\n\nE: email@example.com\n\nFind out more at DeakinSync under Studying or go directly to Deakin Abroad.
Study Assist
- Study Assist
Study Assist provides information for students about government assistance for financing tertiary study.
Study Support
- Study Support
Language and Learning Advisers support students to develop the study skills they need to succeed at University. They offer workshops on topics such as organising your studies, research, writing and referencing. Language and Learning Advisers are also available for individual and small group consultations at your campus or online. \n\nWriting Mentors are also available at each campus and online to assist with aspects of studying. \n\nWeekly Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS) are also available in a select number of units. PASS sessions allow student to work together facilitated by a student leader who has previously done well in the unit to improve their understanding of the unit requirements. To find out if there is a PASS session available for your unit check the Students Helping Students website.\n\nDetails on how to access Study Support services can be found at: sync.deakin.edu.au/studying
- sub-major
A group of related units approved by a faculty board and listed in the Handbook, taken over two levels and amounting to a minimum of four credit points. Sub-majors are not included on academic transcripts or testamurs. Also referred to as a minor.
- Sustainability
Deakin is committed to providing a sustainable and competitive enterprise. This area is responsible for embedding social, environmental and financial sustainability into all areas across the University.\n\nDeakin aims to be a leader in sustainability and the Office for Sustainability is continually improving ways to achieve this. We encourage all students to join us as we take action and find solutions to the sustainability challenges we face and help create a sustainable future.\n\nEmail: email@example.com\nFind out more at the Sustainability website.
SWOT Vac
- SWOT Vac
Study Without Teaching Vacation (SWOT Vac) is the week of private study given before exams begin. During this time there are no classes.
- Termination
There are a range of circumstances in which your enrolment will be terminated. You will lose access to all Deakin services including CloudDeakin, email, StudentConnect and the Library. Further information can be found in the Fees and charges guide on the Fees website.
- Testamur
A certificate of merit or proficiency presented at graduation.
- Timetable
See STAR
- Transcripts
See Academic transcript
- Trimester
The method of organisation of the teaching year. At Deakin there are three trimesters; trimester 1 runs from February to July; trimester 2 runs from July to November; trimester 3 runs from November to February.
Trips and tours
- Trips and tours
Each year, Deakin University Student Association puts together a wide range of affordable trips and tours which cater for a variety of interests. Discounts for DUSA members and priority bookings apply. For more information about upcoming trips and tours, check the DUSA events webpage.
- Turnitin
Turnitin is a program that allows you and/or your teacher to check whether there is any unoriginal material in your work by comparing it to a database of print and online materials.
- Tutorial
Now known as a seminar. A session with a small group of students who meet with an academic to discuss topics within a unit of study.
Unit Chair
- Unit Chair
The person appointed by the Principal of the School to be responsible for coordinating the curriculum, teaching and assessment in a Unit.
Unit guide
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text: Thanks for the welcome I have a 87 3/4 ton the grand parents special ordered new. I just finished stripping it to the metal and repainting it, I left it plain but it is still nice to have fresh paint. It is a Silverado with a 454 and turbo 400 and the tow package. I now have 79k on it. But the boys now seem to think they will be getting it. they are not going to be very happy!


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Robert Kuhn
There are counterexamples to the science-democracy conjecture. It fails to explain the accomplishments of Nazi and Soviet science, which flourished in societies that were among the least democratic. Scientific discovery can be driven by psychological factors, such as creativity under coercion, self-protective and ego, and collective sociology, such as mass hysteria and national chauvinism. I would offer that the sprouting of a democracy-championing individual such as Andrei Sakharov, the highly decorated father of Soviet thermonuclear weapons, is likely in a science-rich totalitarian society and virtually inevitable in an age when access to the Internet is essential for doing good science.
This is the dilemma faced by the leaders of China, who are motivated mightily by pride in China's development. They have before them two roads for national advancement: Open access to the Internet and accelerate indigenous science, while allowing potentially destabilizing elements to enter society; or restrict access to maximize stability (needed, they believe, for uninterrupted development), thereby handicapping Chinese science in an unforgiving, hypercompetitive, global market that is fueled by new knowledge and is exquisitely sensitive to time.
Some might argue that imposing "science" as the highest standard of human thinking undervalues other areas of thought and artificially "privileges" one form of "knowing" over others. Science can in fact be differentiated from other forms of discernment, because its primary power to influence sociopolitical development is more content-neutral, a "way of thinking" rather than a collection of fields and facts. Admitting where intuition outruns analysis—not easily done—should be the hallmark of rational assessment of political trade-offs, historical controversies, moral codes, the reality of religion, the meaning of art and the like.
The primary point is that a proper understanding of the scientific way of thinking compels one to recognize where alleged proofs break down or are downright impossible to construct. This does not a priori obviate awareness or appreciation of a different kind of knowledge or "truth," but comprehending the distinction between proof and opinion should tend to make people more tolerant of the differing opinions of others. Certainly, humanistic understanding is complementary to the scientific for effecting political change, but primarily because it too engenders respect for the pluralism engendered by critical thinking. When citizens can distinguish among proof, likelihood, opinion and hope—and get into the habit of so doing—democracy cannot long be kept from them. Of course, a democracy in full flower cherishes and protects political, intellectual and religious freedoms, artistic expression and literary inquiry.
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Grace United to host Lenten events
Members of Grace United Methodist Church in Pequot Lakes will be making a pilgrimage of sorts during the six weeks of Lent.
Inspired by passages in the scriptures that talk about the journeys, roads and pathways of life, we will make our "way" together on Sunday mornings as we worship at 9 a.m. The movie "The Way" will give inspiration as we go on a buen camino. On Sunday, March 3, communion will be served at a table of hospitality where all are welcome to participate.
Wednesday evenings during Lent will begin with a soup supper at 6 p.m. followed by a study and discussion of Adam Hamilton's book "The Way" at 6:45 p.m. This study follows in the footsteps of Jesus from his baptism, to the temptations, to the parables, to the healing he brought. It will be another opportunity to help one another walk a road that will draw us closer to Jesus.
Community members are welcome to join the Grace congregation for these Lenten activities. Call the church at 218-568-5755 for more information.


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AOL 'Checks Out' Shopper Marketing Expo 2011
Oct 23, 2011
AOL unveiled the refresh of its shopper marketing solution - Shortcuts.com (which will be relaunching later this year) - at the Shopper Marketing Expo in Chicago last week.
The expo is dedicated to integrating the wide variety of solutions, tools and expertise needed to influence decision-making along the entire path to purchase. No other show brings together all the major industry players, including Kraft, P&G and Walmart, in one place and AOL was chosen to be placed front and center as a featured exhibitor.
This year's theme focused on grasping the path to purchase,and we saw great examples of what the biggest names in the market are doing with integrated marketing programs, cause marketing, new technology, ways to build shopper loyalty and, you guessed it, video.
Speakers in the seminar 'What is the Role of Video, Display and Rich-Media Advertising on the Path to Purchase?' described how consumers are watching video, display and rich-media advertising before they get to the shelf – and how these media are playing a key role in their purchase decisions. They sharedthe importance of video for the CPG category, highlighting that video was even used for low consideration purchases – 25% of advertisers used video for research on feminine care and hygiene products. They also provided examples of well-done campaigns including L'Oreal's "Destination Beauty"and Garnier Fructis' "Live Green".
The CPG and Shortcuts teams were on-site to walk marketers – who included Kraft, ConAgra, Coke, McNeil, Hanes Brands, Anheuser Busch, Kimberly-Clark, 3M, DraftFCB, Walgreen's, E and J Gallo Winery and Saatchi and Saatchi - through various interactive stations such as previewing the new Shortcuts.com, utilizing the AOL Premium Formats app to build Project Devil units and showcasing AOL's Innovid partnership via sample videos on an iPad wall.
In a prime location at the center of the show floor, AOL produced a modern and high-tech booth to promote the future of online shopping. A 10-ft tall column in the space with a glowing Shortcuts logo at the top was prominently seen from the entrance of the show. The multi-functional booth gave attendees the at-home experience with Shortcuts in a living room setting, while the other side featured a mock in-store experience with an abstract grocery store display and checkout counter.
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Genre: Reality, Action, Adventure
Premise: The veteran reality series hosted by Jeff Probst brings its 20 castaways to the Mamanuca Islands in Fiji for its 34th installment. This season's theme, ``Game Changers,'' brings back castaways who helped evolve the game through their competitiveness and willingness to put it all on the line, who once again vie to outwit, outplay and outlast one another. The returning players include two-time winner Sandra Diaz-Twine, and two contestants making their fourth attempt at a win. In the end, one castaway earns the title of Sole Survivor.


text: Even though Cruz is restricted, Cruz is relatively young and would make an instant impact on the 49ers. The extra draft picks the 49ers acquired from the Chiefs make this a real possibility. It is right along Harbaugh's line of thinking too. Improve the 49ers offense and weaken one of their potential playoff rivals.


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My wife has (we think) ruptured a disk in her back... again... She just had one of her disks fused less than a year ago. So far we've used beestings on two ruptured disks and peripheral neuropathy. It has been a Godsend for the back problems and has shown some success for the nerve problems.
What I would like to know is how do those of you who sell bees for apitherapy go about protecting yourselves from lawsuits, etc? We would love to share what we have found with pain sufferers and maybe even make a buck or two but it seams like alot of liability. We've given bees to a few people in the past but we knew them well. How do we go about it?


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How can a super-thin 3-inch disk levitate something 70,000 times its own weight? In a riveting demonstration, Boaz Almog shows how a phenomenon known as quantum locking allows a superconductor disk to float over a magnetic rail — completely frictionlessly and with zero energy loss. Experiment: Prof. Guy Deutscher, Mishael Azoulay, Boaz Almog, of the High Tc Superconductivity Group, School of Physics and Astronomy, Tel Aviv University.
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Presented by Bay Chamber Concerts and the Farnsworth Art Museum, in partnership with the University of Southern Maine School of Music, Music at Noon is a new series of four intimate lunchtime concerts, to take place on the second Wednesday of the month, November through February. These diverse, fifty-minute performances are the perfect way to spend your lunch hour. Surrounded by art and music, enjoy a simple, tasty lunch in the Farnsworth's library and prepare to be transported far from the stresses and strains of your day.
The program is curated in collaboration with the University of Southern Maine Music Department.
Tickets may be purchased here.
Wednesday, January 9, noon
RONALD LANTZ (violin) and LAURA KARGUL (piano)
Violinist Ronald Lantz and pianist Laura Kargul will perform a program of romantic music featuring the Sonata for Violin and Piano by Jacques de la Presle. This gorgeous masterpiece from 1913 exemplifies the full flowering of the French romantic tradition.
A founding member of the Portland String Quartet. Ronald Lantz has performed in 33 countries, throughout Europe, South America, the Caribbean, Japan and Russia, touring both privately and as a musical ambassador for the US State Department. He has appeared in venues such as Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall, Merkin Concert Hall, and Suntory Hall (Tokyo).
Over 20 recordings with the Portland String Quartet on the Arabesque, Northeastern and Orion labels, have garnered numerous awards include a Grammy nomination, "Classical Recording of the Year" from the New York Times, "Classical Music Release of the Year" from the Washington Post and "Best Chamber Music Recording" from the Boston Globe. He has served on the music faculties of many prestigious music colleges including the University of Southern Maine.
Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, Laura Kargul's European debut in the Netherlands was hailed by the Rotterdams Nieuwsblad as "one of the most remarkable debut recitals recently given in our country." The following year she played at Amsterdam's Concertgebouw and earned immediate recognition as "a world class pianist: This is playing that belongs on our great concert stages.... almost feverishly inspired, so controlled and so thrilling." Haagsche Courant, The Hague.
She has recorded for radio in France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Jamaica, as well as for PBS radio and national television in the United States.
Ms. Kargul lives in Freeport, and is a full professor at the University of Southern Maine School of Music.
Ronald Lantz and Laura Kargul established their duo collaboration in 2010.
"[Lantz and Kargul] gave the audience an unforgettable concert, one that provided sincere as well as passionate music making, a marvelous mix of intellect and musicianship of the highest order."
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Bend: The Lifestyle City Cultivating Tomorrow's Economy
From beer to software design, from golfing to world-class cycling, the City of Bend has it all. If you ask a dozen people who live in Bend, why they live in Bend, the conversation will not go on for too long before you hear the word "lifestyle."
So how does a City protect its lifestyle while intentionally working to diversify its economy? It's not easy, but the Bend Economic Development Advisory Board (BEDAB) was created to do just that. For the four years that the board has been in existence, the focus of the City's economic development vision has shifted from boom and bust to growing local industries and enhancing our lifestyle.
The 2007 recession hit the City of Bend like a ton of bricks. In two short years, total employment in the region plummeted. Unemployment rose. Bend gained nation recognition as the metropolitan area with the largest annual increase in its unemployment rate in the fall of 2009. All sectors were affected. Everyone in town knew someone who had lost a job and had lost a house.
It was during that time that the City of Bend, with support from the regional economic development agency, Economic Development for Central Oregon (EDCO), took control of its economic destiny. After two years of input and debate, two major things occurred in spring 2011. The City hired a Business Advocate and the City officially recognized its Economic Development Advisory Board. Today, the two work hand in hand to implement strategies to make certain that the City of Bend is cultivating tomorrow's economy.
Bend Economic Development Advisory Board
The BEDAB is a nine-member advisory board. Members are chosen from Bend's most prominent industries. Industry representatives sit alongside education and economic development agency employees to advise the Bend City Council on economic development programs and policies that will, over time, diversify Bend's economic base and provide careers for Bend residents. The group meets monthly and has several subcommittees. BEDAB's strategic planning focuses on creating an environment in Bend where businesses thrive.
Bend Business Advocate
Where the BEDAB was convened to set the direction for Bend's economic development vision, the Bend Business Advocate was hired to drive the bus. The BBA works with all city departments to make sure that everything the city does considers its impact on business. Every issue summary submitted to the City Council on every topic, from long range plans to noise ordinances, takes into account the impact that the Council decision will have on local businesses.
Through innovation and partnership the City of Bend will create an environment where businesses thrive. Since the inception of the BEDAB and the BBA position, the door of City Hall have been open to business input and solution-oriented decision making. Keep your eye out over the next year to witness "business-friendly" back in local government.


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The action of moving your leg so that your foot hits the ground in a repetitive, tapping motion in order to create a steady noise while attempting to exemplify the behavior of one under the influence or lacking of brain cells.
While Jackie was inebriated at the party, people began to hear a strange, yet steady tapping sound which they found to originate from her foot beating on the ground in a lame motion later known as The Jackie.
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i believe the 'unique forum rules' are part of the cause for some of the 'us and them' dynamics that have plagued the discussions here.
the problem is that there is no uniformly agreed upon definition of 'treatment free'.
steveng, who has the honor and distinction have having the sticky thread 'no treatment of honey bees' on the main bee forum, is not considered treatment free by the 'unique forum rules' because he has used 'honey bee healthy'.
since barry has taken over as moderator of the tf forum, there has been open and spirited discussion about the issues that are important to all beekeepers. i think it's wrong to arbitrarily divide this community and restrict this flow of discussion.
we can all learn from each other, there's no us or them, it's we beekeepers!
i make a motion to abolish the 'unique forum rules' on the tf forum.
do i hear a second?


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They're not.Originally Posted by feltdizz
They're not.Originally Posted by feltdizz
I think they are... there is a reason a USC can stomp mudholes in everyone then slip against Stanford or Oregon State.Originally Posted by stlrz d
Conference games have rivalries and the players know each others tendencies compared to playing a team you meet once every few years.
But I know... College isn't the NFL so how dare I compaire the 2. LOL
Good ole Cliff.
Bell was fishwhacked, and it was obvious. Where there is piss, there is fire. - Moonie
X2.......Originally Posted by SteelBucks
Rex Ryan. And, it isn't even close. Dude has done a phenomenal job.
Even if Bill Belichick was getting an atomic wedgie, his face would look exactly the same.
They're not.Originally Posted by feltdizz
[quote=stlrz d]They're not.[/quote:3aqrvq2d]Originally Posted by feltdizz
Thanks Cliff.. say hi to Norm for me..
Bell was fishwhacked, and it was obvious. Where there is piss, there is fire. - Moonie
I did. He says you're an idiot and that you post some of the stupidest sh!t on the net. He says you should STFU and most definitely stop posting here if you can't form a rational, conspiracy theory free thought. You embarrass Steelers Nation. Norm doesn't like that.
LMAO...Originally Posted by stlrz d
Bell was fishwhacked, and it was obvious. Where there is piss, there is fire. - Moonie
After this weekend I would vote for Buddy Ryan's kid over at the Jets for Coach of the Year. I mean, is it really any contest now, who's made the most out of the least?
We got our "6-PACK" - time to work on a CASE!
Marvin sucked it up in the playoff game, but during the regular season he did a great job.
Rex Ryan did great in the postseason but I think he lost his chance at being COY when the Colts and Bengals rested their players. Jets might have still been able to beat both teams (Definitely us), but I think that ended his bid for COY.
I would have given it to Sean Payton though, I thought he deserved it...


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Khloe Kardashian and sister Kim Kardashian along with hard body actress Jennifer Aniston all land on a list of the "most documented pregnancy stories of 2012" from the tabloids. One problem - none of the ladies were pregnant this year. Khloe Kardashian is the host of the X Factor USA and is hopeful to get pregnant soon, but she and husband Lamar Odom ...
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Last Modified: Monday, December 03, 2012 8:45 PM
By Johnathan Manning / American Press
A man accused of murdering a co-worker Friday night was on a work-release program, officials said at a news conference on Monday.
Dustin Pleasant, 26, was 250 days away from completing a six-year sentence for assaulting an officer, said Calcasieu Parish Sheriff Tony Mancuso.
Pleasant is accused of killing Brittany Grosse-Pryor, a co-worker at Big Daddy's Sports Grill, where he was participating in the Calcasieu Parish Transitional Work Program.
Lake Charles police said Grosse-Pryor was found dead at the corner of Melvin and Alma Lanes, which is on the same block as Big Daddy's.
Mancuso addressed the situation Monday at a news conference at the Lake Charles Police Department.
Lake Charles Police Chief Don Dixon also addressed two homicides that occurred on Sunday.
Police arrested 24-year-old Keenan Wade Cears, 3214 Louisiana Ave., and 17-year-old Austin Benjamin Cedars, 3214 Louisiana Ave., and charged them with second-degree murder in the shooting death of 26-year-old Anthony Batiste.
Police also arrested a witness to the death, 35-year-old Shawna Wilson Cedars, 3214 Louisiana Ave., and charged her with possession of CDS I with intent to distribute, Dixon said.
Police haven't made an arrest in a fatal stabbing at 1700 2nd St., Dixon said, because they are working to determine if Quentin Lorden was killed in self-defense.