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The month kicked off with another successful graduation ceremony featuring an Occasional Address from the CEO of Gold Coast Tourism and Bond University graduate, Mr Pavan Bhatia. He encouraged graduates to uphold their enthusiasm, to refrain from complacency and to "think big and act small". It was yet another wonderful Graduation Ceremony as our graduates go forward to bring their ambition to life. | |
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NOBEL PRIZE WINNER PROFESSOR MYRON SCHOLES VISITS BOND
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 In a major coup for Bond University, Nobel Prize winner Professor Myron S. Scholes, co-author of the highly respected Black-Scholes financial model, delivered a public seminar on campus yesterday.
In his one and only public address during his current visit to Australia, Professor Scholes spoke on risk transfer, liquidity, and the role of hedge funds to a gathering of over 300 people. | |
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KIWI MIGRANTS HAPPY IN AUSTRALIA BUT STILL CALL NEW ZEALAND HOME
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 New research has found that while New Zealand migrants to Australia are highly satisfied with their new lives in the ‘lucky country’, most still remain loyal to the land of the long white cloud – particularly when it comes to Trans-Tasman sporting fixtures!
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CONFLICT MANAGEMENT IN THE CLASSROOM
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 School leaders and teachers from the Gold Coast to Gladstone convened at Bond University this month for a workshop on conflict management and negotiation skills.
Over 50 School Principals, Teachers and Administrators attended the one-day workshop on June 6, which was run by Laurence Boulle and John Wade of Bond University’s Dispute Resolution Centre. | |
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COMMONWEALTH NATIONS LOOK TO AUSTRALIA FOR INFRASTRUCTURE EXPERTISE
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 Top executives from key Commonwealth government agencies across Asia have gathered on the Gold Coast to discuss Public-Private Partnerships policy.
In collaboration with the Commonwealth Secretariat, Bond University’s Centre for Executive Education hosted a forum designed to examine all dimensions of Public-Private Partnerships in infrastructure. | |
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LAW SCHOLAR COMBINES STUDY WITH PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE
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 St Hilda’s Anglican School graduate Madison Bone is currently enjoying her first year at Bond University on the Gold Coast after becoming one of the first students in Australia to receive a Corporate Scholarship.
A new addition to the Bond University Scholarship Program, the Corporate Scholarship sees Ms Bone sponsored and mentored by one of Australia's leading law firms, Clayton Utz, allowing her to combine her study with real-world experience. | |
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ACHIEVEMENTS AND ACCOLADES
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 This month we recognise the achievements of talented Bond gymnast Matthew Hodgson Van-Daal (pictured), Chinese language student Sally Andersen and staff member Sudhir H. Kale. We also recognise those staff members who have received Teaching and Learning Grants this year and the great fundraising efforts of Bond University staff and students.
If you know of a good success story, please share it with us by emailing kwelsh@bond.edu.au. | |
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 BOND PRESENTS YOU WITH THE ULTIMATE CHASE:
The pursuit of your ambition
Always in life, it’s the thrill of the chase that makes us strong. Searching for our target – choosing a pathway – overcoming obstacles and conquering challenges as we move closer and closer to our goal.
On Monday June 25, Bond launched its new TV commercial. To view our new ad and hear the inside word from our students on 'BondSpace', visit www.bond.edu.au.
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BOND GRADUATE ADVISES GOVERNMENT ON SMALL BUSINESS
 When we ask our graduates to imagine what they might be doing in five or ten years from now, it’s unlikely that any would even dare to dream that they would be advising the Australian Government on issues relating to small business.
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