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 This month I was delighted to host a morning tea in honour of 32 staff members who have worked at Bond University for 10 or more years. Our long serving staff members were presented with blocks of the original sandstone from Bond with a personalised engraved plaque recognising their achievement. Their commitment and loyalty to the university in an environment where the university and its staff must all ‘evolve’ to accommodate the changing Higher Education scene both here in Australia and overseas are central to the continued success of Bond. These valuable members of the Bond community ensure the strong tradition of continued excellence is maintained. On behalf of everyone at Bond, I congratulated and thanked them all.
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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 eight Bond Academics being awarded a total of four Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning.
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CHOOSING THE RIGHT UNI AND COURSE FOR YOU
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 Attending your first tertiary education expo can be a daunting experience. Choosing between the hundreds of courses on offer and finding a university that is the ‘right fit’ for you is certainly an important decision.
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INDIGENOUS YOUTH OFFERED A HELPING HAND
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 The Sunland Group and Bond University have joined forces to encourage indigenous youth to reach their full potential by launching the Sunland Foundation Scholarship.
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PLANNING A BETTER FUTURE THROUGH AFFORDABLE HOUSING
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 The Housing Affordability Crisis was the hot topic at Bond University on July 20 when a new industry research report was launched, calling for reform of the State's Planning System.
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BOND INVITED TO JOIN GLOBAL FAMILY BUSINESS RESEARCH PROJECT
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 Bond University has been invited to take part in a global research project focussing on family owned and operated enterprises from around the world.
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ACHIEVEMENTS AND ACCOLADES
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This month we congratulate the Faculty of Law on its $34,100 grant from the Queensland Government, Job Interview Idol winner Juliette Tobias-Webb, Miss Southeast Queensland Showgirl Melissa Corbutt and John Burton cadetship winner Bridie Jabour. On the team front, we acknowledge the Bond University Sporting teams and SAM competition winners CAPTURE and ADePT. We also recognise staff members Dr Bryce Molloy for his role in the Australian Film Festival in Bangkok and Dr Heinz Albracht who will compete for Australia in the Medical Soccer Team World Cup. | |
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NO TIME TO WASTE!
 Jaimie Wolbers, 2006 Somerset College graduate and Bond University Dean’s Scholarship winner, is not one to do things by halves. Currently studying a Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Biomedical Science, Jaimie saw Bond as the perfect place to continue her fast-paced lifestyle.
BOND STUDENT EYES OPTHALMOLOGIST CAREER
 Bond medical student, In-Jung Lee exemplifies the new breed of up-and-coming medical practitioners who will enter the profession with a wealth of practical experience and multiple academic qualifications.
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