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Want to raise some film funding? - Sing for it! That’s what Hattie Dalton did. She sang ‘I Dived Into the Shallow End of the Gene Pool’ from her short film, The Banker (2004) to film producer, Trudie Styler [wife of English pop singer, Sting’s] who was ‘so impresses by the pitch’, wrote a cheque for funding straight away and became one of the film’s Executive Producers. The Bankerwent on to win the BAFTA [ British Academy film and Television Award] for Best Short film on the 13 th February 2005. The Banker is the first major award from Australian Journalism graduates, emerging writer/director, Hattie Dalton and producer Kelly Broad. Dalton completing her studies at Charles Sturt University, Bathurst, New South Wales while Kelly Broad was one of my students from Monash University in Melbourne, who graduated with Bachelor of Journalism in 2003. Andrea Baker |
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Staff IT Training Expo
Come along to the IT Training Expo at Berwick campus to find out about the many training opportunities available to all Monash staff.
The Expo includes:
Date: Thursday, 21 April 2005
Time: 10.30 – 11.30 a.m.
Venue: Main Foyer of Building 901
Opening of the Quiet Room
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Last week a group of Monash Berwick staff, students and members of the chaplaincy support team gathered outside the newly established Quiet Room (Room 145) to celebrate its official opening. Marlene Mannays (Campus Manager) gave a brief history of the room and Tim Szalek (President, MUBS) responded with a word of thanks to the management for providing a facility for reflection and prayer. Noel Wek (President, BISA) read a short passage from Ecclesiastes 3:1-7 which declares “there is a time for everything including a time to speak and a time to be quiet." Glenda Mattingley |
Elections to Academic Board
Nominations are hereby called for the election of professorial and academic staff (other than the professors) members of Academic Board.
Professional Staff
Those eligible to stand for election are members of the teaching staff of the university appointed by Council with the rank of professor, other than a non-teaching professor, associate professor or a clinical associate professor, an emeritus professor, a visiting professor, an honorary professor or an adjunct professor.
Academic Staff (Other than Professors)
Those eligible to stand for election are members of the academic staff (other than the professors), of the same faculty, including all academic staff of the faculty or of a department or school, and who hold full-time or fractional appointments of not less than 0.4 and have held that appointment for not less than six months.
The members elected will hold office from 1 July 2005 to 30 June 2007. Full details and nomination forms are available at
http://www.adm.monash.edu.au/unisec/staffelections/academicboard/index.html
Michael Fenaughty
Executive Services Officer
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