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Following on from the international recognition bestowed upon Dr Amy Kenworthy-U'ren when she was awarded the 2006 New Educator Award in May, our reputation for teaching excellence has again been acknowledged, this time by the prestigious Carrick Institute, confirming our leadership in this area in Australia.
I would like to congratulate our award winners - Dr Amy Kenworthy-U'Ren, Associate Professor Caroline Fewster, Associate Professor Keith Duncan, Dr Ray McNamara, Mrs Tanya Merrotsy, Mr Michael Fraser and Mrs Hana Kosik - on their Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning. These awards mark another outstanding achievement for the university and our world-class academic staff.
For those of you who are able to make it to the campus, Bond’s annual Open Day on August 20 is shaping up to be our best yet, with an exciting program of information seminars, activities and social events planned for the day.
I’m confident it will show off the beautiful Bond campus at its best- so please bring along your friends and family and enjoy the atmosphere. Along with all the information about our programs and facilities, there will also be music, dancing, free massages, video games and activities for the kids.
For students considering university studies, it is a must, but I would also encourage staff and students to join in the fun as it is sure to be a great day.
Professor Robert Stable
Vice-Chancellor, Bond University
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BOND RECOGNISED FOR TEACHING EXCELLENCE
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 Bond University’s dedication to quality teaching and learning practices has been recognised by the prestigious Carrick Institute, with two individuals and one team of Bond academics being awarded citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning.
The Carrick Citations, each valued at $10,000, are part of the Australian Government’s expanded programme of national awards designed to recognise and reward teaching excellence in the higher education sector. | |
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AUSTRALIA'S FIRST 'WRONGFUL LIFE' CASE WINS AMY'S ATTENTION
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 Bond University student Amy Rowland’s essay about a blind and deaf Australian woman suing her mother’s doctor because she "never should have been born" has taken out one of Queensland’s most prestigious competitions for tertiary law students.
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BOND PROVES SIZE DOESN'T MATTER
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 Bond University has taken out the Patrons Population Cup at the Northern University Games for a record fourth time in the 13-year history of the award.
The win has confirmed Bond’s place as the best sporting university, based on campus size, within the northern region of Australia. | |
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BOND ANIMATOR NAMED BIG BREAK FINALIST
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 Bond University Film and Television student and animator extraordinaire, 20-year-old Cameron Edser, has been named as one of 14 national finalists in the Nescafe Big Break competition.
The prestigious competition, now in its 17th year, gives away cash grants to help young people turn their big ideas into reality. | |
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INAUGURAL BONDY'S LAW FIRM FLIES
Since opening his own law firm six months ago, inaugural Bond Alumnus Derek Cronin has already shifted office three times and employed four staff to accommodate his rapidly growing business. 
BRINGING V8 DREAMS TO LIFE
At only 20 years of age Bondy Bianca Wise has catapulted into the motorsport industry, her strong ambition and background combining for a dream job with the Yokohama V8 Ute Racing Series.
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