Halls Newsletter Issue 1 2011

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Issue OneMarch 16th

2011

Inside this issue:

Halls Community GroupIntros

Gumboot ShieldExplanation

Meet your CDCs

Relay for Life/Crazy Sports/Sex in theCity

Upcoming Events Info Touch

Tourney + Easter Egg Hunt Counselling ServiceIntros

WOW workshops

Campus LivingImportant Notices

Chaplaincy

Hall PhotosOrder Now!

Recreation Centre A.P.EWorkshops

Career and Employment Service Medical Centre

Centre for Teaching and Learning

Triple A for Mori students

PASS

Residents partaking in the cultural activity at theInternational Potluck Event and Toga Party during O Week

Halls NewsWelcome to theMassey Halls of Residence

Talofa lava to all in the Massey University Halls family.

My name is Jason Auvaa and I am the Community Manager for the Halls ofResidence. I am only one of the many staff here at Massey who bids you a

warm welcome to the University, especially to those who have come fromfar and abroad. I hope that your stay within the Halls thus far has been anenjoyable one .

The last few weeks have been very busy with many of you who participatedin the Lets Get Going Programme. Hopefully this has made yourtransition to University life a little smoother.

So far we are into week 3 and already we have seen many of youparticipating in fun events such as Crazy Sports Day and the Relay for Life.A tremendous effort was put in by all the halls with record numbers turningup to the Relaya cause close to Masseys heart. There are more events

coming up such as the Touch Tournament and the Easter Egg Hunt.I encourage you all to get involved, its a fun way to get to know your fellowresidents.

By now the realities of your academic workload should have sunk in withupcoming assignments and tests. Dont forget about the PASS Programme(Peer Assisted Study Sessions) which is coordinated through the Centre forTeaching and Learning. It is specifically run for some first year papers. Eachsession is facilitated by a senior student who has done very well in thepaper. Look for the posters in your Hall for the timetable of PASS classes.

There are also WOW (Ways of Wellness) Workshops which are organisedby Student Counselling and Career Services. These seminars support your

development and academic success by introducing skills to make yourjourney through university easier, successful and memorable. Have a look atthe Workshop Timetable Brochure that was in your Halls Welcome Pack formore information.

If you have any questions, concerns or queries related to living in the halls,please talk to your RAs. They are very important people as they are yourfirst point of contact if you have any problems and questions. They have awealth of knowledge about the different services available on campus andcan refer you to the appropriate assistance you may need.

Remember that your priority is your studies. It is also an opportunity to

grow as a person where you will meet different people who have differentbackgrounds, values and interests. I encourage you to embrace thisdiversity.

At the time of writing this blurb many residents and Massey staff have beenaffected by the Christchurch earthquake and also recently the tragic tsunamiand earthquake in Japan. Our sincere thoughts and prayers are with you,your families and loved ones during this time.

[email protected]

Extn 81688

YFC Building/Te Whare Herenga

(between Matai and Totara Halls)


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UPCOMINGEVENTSAsk your RA formore info ...

Sun 3rd AprilTouch Tourney

@ the Fields

1pm-4pm

Wed 13th April

Easter Egg Hunt

@ the Courts Gulley

12-1pm

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTCO-ORDINATORS

Introducing your CDCs. I hear you ask, what are CDCs?Well these guys put together the Community EventsProgramme for the Halls. They run things like the CrazySports Day, Touch Tourney, Kiwiana, the Halls Ball andloads more.

Vicky Blair is studying for a Post-Graduate Certificate inBusiness this year while working as a CDC. She playsEuropean Handball in her spare time as well as organisingevents for the Amnesty International Club at Massey. Thisis her second year as a CDC and she is really lookingforward to all the fun events, especially the Halls Ball andQuiz Night.

Jessica Fabian is a Masters student at Massey Universitymajoring in Veterinary Studies. She is on the MasseySoccer team as well as the Massey Maidens Rugby Team.Along with soccer and rugby, she also enjoys running and

biking. Previously an RA for Egmont Court during the 2010year, she is now underway in her first year as a CDC. She islooking forward to planning some great events and isexcited to see who claims the Gumboot Shield this year!

Anna Osborne is part way through her BSWork and hasbeen an RA twice before CraigLockhart and in Miro Hall.Annas role differs from that of Vicky and Jess as she spendsmore of her time doing administration work for the HallsCommunity Group. Anna makes the posters for the eventsand assists Vicky and Jess. Anna loves her life as a studentand is a member of the Massey University Fire Club.

In previous years, the gumboot competition wasrun as a Shield Challenge similar to (but slightlymore prestigious than) the Ranfurly Shield. Hallswould then challenge the Hall (that currently heldthe shield) to a competition with the winner taking

possession of the gumboot.Now the golden gumboot is retired and a newGumboot Shield has been commissioned and will berun as an inter-hall competition throughout theyear. All the points earned at main events run byHCG as well as placings in the first social leagueswill count towards the Gumboot competition.

Points are awarded for attendance and for placings.At the end of the year, the hall with the most pointswill be taken out for an extravagant meal in town.The hall will be given the opportunity of showing

off their Champion status amongst the other hallsaround Campus.

The Gumboot Shield is a new chapter in the Hallsof Residences history, creating friendly rivalry andadding more meaning and identity to each Hallindividually and within the whole community.

THE GUMBOOTSHIELD

Vicky Blair

Jessica Fabian

Anna Osborne

During O Week this year, HCG joined forces with

the Chaplaincy team to put on a Pancake and Games

Night on the Tuesday and Thursday of O-Week.

The Pancake and Games night was filled with

hundreds of pancakes with toppings one could only

dream about. This was followed by the main eventof the night -Speed Dating. Guys were

blindfolded as they met their potential mate(s).

Continuing into the evening was a wide range of

games were available

to be enjoyed as the

residents met other

people from around

campus. Those not

too stuffed from the

pancakes even gave

twister a go.

The International

Potluck Night saw

residents from all walks of the world come together

and share a dish from their home country. Some

dressed up in their traditional attire and some

International RAs even made a guest appearance

performing a traditional Nuiean dance. Later, the

chaplains hosted a quiz where residents presented a

question about their country or culture while others

had to guess the answer. It was a great way to learn,

but also enjoy the New Zealand chocolate bar prizes.

Concluding the evening, traditional kiwi desserts

were enjoyed, including pavlova and yes, you guessed

it, hokey pokey ice cream. Both nights were a huge

hit and a big thanks to those that cooked and shared

with everybody.

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Why do the above people look familiar?

Because 100% of them live amongst you andthey look after your welfare.

All of you should of by now met your Residential Advisors (RAs) foryour particular halls. We at the Halls Community Group have a largeteam comprising of 32 RAs. Each of the RAs are allocated across our15 different halls and 2 groups of flats. Get to know your RAs, they arehere to support you in your stay in the Halls of Residence. Justremember, the RAs are also full time students - so they have to go toclass too and study!

We also have 3 Community Development Coordinators (CDCs).These three are responsible for organising the large events in our

community such as Crazy Sports, Touch Tourney, Kiwiana, FlattingExpo, the Ball and various other exciting events. They are also full timestudents.

We also have 3 Assistant Community Managers who look after thedifferent communities.

Rebecca Reidy overseas the Courts community and the CDCs

Koli Sewabu overseas the Moginie and Atawhai communities

Gerald Lologa overseas the Turitea Community

Jason Auvaa is the Community Manager who overseas the entireHalls Community.

Megan Cahill is our friendly temporary administrator. Please feel freeto pop into Te Whare Herenga (red brick building located betweenTotara and Matai Halls) you have any queries about life in the halls.Megan will either answer your query directly or put in the direction ofsomeone who can.


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Crazy Sports Day was a hot one this year. All halls gathered on the McHardy Oval tocompete in various competitions for 50 Gumboot shield points. McHardy Hall had the homefield advantage and became the winners of Crazy Sports Day 2011. This win, however, wasnot an easy feat. With both McHardy Hall and City Court tied for 1st place, a Step to itcompetition was set in place where each team had to work together to walk with planksaround a cone and to the finish line. With McHardy Hall winning this match, City Court wasplaced in second while Totara hall took out third spot. Throughout the day, othernon-sporting events also took place which included a chant-off competition and somefree-style dancing. Atawhai Village took first place in the chant-off, followed by Walter Dyerthen Craiglockhart/Bindaloe. Other noted acrobatic performances were from MichaelPattemore from Tawa Hall and Jessica Fifield from Moginie Hall. The top dancers within thehalls were awarded to Sokula Vuatalevu from Craiglockhart for best female dancer andBarney Farrao from Ferguson Hall for the best male dancer. Also, best mascot was awarded toBrandon Roach from Totara. Check out all the pics and videos on Facebook!

Thank you to everybody who took part in the Relay forLife last Weekend. Your donations, sacrifice,commitment and tireless effort in making this eventsuccessful is greatly appreciated.

The halls managed to raise a grand total of $2864.95. Halfof the collections will go to the Relay for Life Charity andthe other half will go to the Christchurch EarthquakeAppeal.

A big thank you to our biggest donator from RotaryCourtYuto Tsuchiya with a donation of $500 towardsthe Christchurch appeal.

Well done to Rotary Court also with the biggestcollection amount of $1237.30. Also acknowledgement

goes to Colombo Hall for their efforts with fundraising intown with their BBQ event at the Empty Vessel in theearly hours of the morning.

Thank you all for your kind donations. It is all going totwo worthy causes.

Highest Donations($250 into social account)Rotary Hall

Most Laps($150 into social account)Totara Hall

Fastest Lap ($50 Voucher)Andre FatiakiBindaloe Hall

Atawhai All Stars McHardy Heros

As of 16th March:

PLACINGS

1st Atawhai & McHardy 60

3rd City & Craiglockhart/Bindaloe 55

5th Totara 50

6th Kairanga 45

7th Miro and Walter Dyer 40

9th Colombo 35

10th Egmont & Tararua/Ruahine 30

12th Kiwitea, Tawa, Matai & Moginie 25

16th Rotary 20


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MEDICAL CENTRE

This is to give you a little information about what we doat the Massey Medical centre. We encourage allstudents to enrol with us you must fill in a form andreturn it to reception. If you have any questions pleasecome see us.

We have 3 Drs working here with 2 full time nursesand 2 part-time.

We run a triage service this means if you are unwell,injured or have another urgent issue you may walk inwithout an appointment and the nurse will assess youto see if you need to be seen today, tomorrow orimmediately.

If you need a script and youre leaving a message,please leave ALL YOUR DETAILS.

If you need a repeat script we need 24hrs to do this foryou before you can pick it up. We are becomingincreasingly busy and cant do your script any soonerthen 24hrs. It is up to you to be responsible enough toknow when you are running low DONT LEAVE ITUNTIL YOUR MEDS ARE GONE. especially diabeticmedication, heart medication and asthma medicationand of course the contraceptive pill.

Please remember to make an appointment with a nurseat the Medical Centre if you want the Flu vaccine forthis season. This is highly recommended by the staff of

the Massey Medical Centre.

For the topic I cover each month in this newsletter Ihave extended info and pamphlets on display in thewaiting room in the Medical Centre you are mostwelcome to come in and have a read or take home apamphlet.

General issues and advice

For reliable TRUSTWORTHY info on health visit this

site www.healthed.govt.nz

For health advice over the phone contact health line on0800 611 116

Living together can be a lot of fun; it can also causeproblems with your health.

Remember to always wash hands before eating andafter using toilet this may sound like common sensebut there are a lot of people still not doing it.

WATER + SOAP + 20 SECONDS. ALWAYS DRYHANDS THOROUGHLY.

Spot check for all your moles to be checked by Dr MMC March 17th 11 - 2pm. Appointment notnecessary just come on in.

REMEMBER TO COME IN FOR YOUR FLU JAB DONT LEAVE IT TOO LATE!!

Balancing and Managing Life

Whilst StudyingTime is available on Wednesdays in the early evening with KarilynAndrew - Student Wellbeing Co-ordinator, for assistance with managingand coping with the stresses of university life. Appointments areconfidential and can be used for a variety of purposes such as

How to manage time better

How to catch up on work when fallingbehind.

Coping with stress

Study planning

Exam study planning

Motivation

Procrastination

Feeling overwhelmed

Appointments will be held in the YFC building, in the Music andPerformance Room and will be for up to 40 minutes, at the following times

5:00pm, 5:45pm & 6:30pm

To book a time with Karilyn, please contact the Halls Community GroupOffice on extn 81688.

Lastly please remember to practice safe sex I know thatyou are all trying to do the right thing but statistics haveshown that although people are aware they should usecondoms - a lot of the time they are choosing not to BADCHOICE.

Its not only unwanted pregnancy but also Chlamydia,Gonorrhoea, Herpes and HIV.

The main reason why people dont use a condom I WASDRUNK!!

Most people are good most of the time remember if youhave slept with one person with no condom you are alsosleeping with all that persons previous partners so if theyhave been with 4 people and those people had 2 partnerseach then you do the math and work out how many peopleyou have actually had unprotected sex with. Considering 1in 5 people have genital herpes you are playing a

dangerous game of Russian roulette!!!!To all the ladies out there, if you are not taking anycontraception you are at high risk for an unplannedpregnancy yes it does happen. Please come in and talkto a nurse or Dr about starting contraception there is thepill or depo injections if these dont suit then please cometalk to us as there are many options available.

The Medical Centre Staff are here to keep you well and todeal with any issues you may have about your health andwellbeing, we want you to have a positive, happy time atMassey.

Please dont hesitate to come see us even if it is just for achat or some friendly advice.


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SPORT AND RECREATION CENTRE

WELCOME BACK!

For those of you who don't know me my name is Robyn Pewhairangi and I am the Community

Constable at Massey University. If you need to come and see me I am based in the FacilitiesManagement Office, this is situated on Colombo Road near Colombo Hall just look for the CommunityConstables sign.

I generally work Monday - Friday 8am-4pm and can be contacted on extn 5042 from any Massey phoneor 06 3505042 direct dial.

Just a couple of reminders,:

Don't prop the Hall main entrance/exit doors open, swipe card access is for your security andprotection.

Don't forget to name your property and report any lost items. You can do this at the RFM helpdesk, our lost property room is always overflowing and we are constantlysending items to auction or the Salvation Army.

I hope you all have a great year at Massey.


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CHAPLAINCYHi Everybody!

Welcome to Massey and your personalised patch of it inwhatever hall you are living. By now lots of you willhave survived the informational avalanche of the Lets

Get going programme and the multi-dimensional fun ofO week. You also will have encountered two significantspeed bumps on your road to unfettered pleasure lectures and assignments! However, fear not, they aresurvivable and do actually constitute the main reason foryour being here.

However, it would be a great shame if you just saw yourtime here as the opportunity to come away with acertificate saying you are clever and future employersshould pay you lots of money! University is a great time

to give thought to some of the bigger, underlying issuesof life and engage in a bit of critical thinking about them.Who am I? What sort of person do I want to be? What islife about? Amongst other things, we are here to assistwith that process.

As chaplains we hang out at the Centre opposite the busterminus at the bottom of Colombo St. The Centre isopen 9-5 Monday to Friday for you to work, eat, chill outor whatever in. Every Wednesday evening 7pm wehave a Pancake Nite for halls students and we look

forward to meeting you there or any other time we canbe of help to you.

In the meantime go well and make the most of yourtime at Massey.

HALLS PHOTOSRemember . . . You can purchase your Hall

Photo from Te Whare Herenga from

Monday 21st of March until Friday 15th April

Order forms are available at theHalls Community group (OldYFC Building). Please bringexact cash amount or pay by cheque made out to:

The Studio of Bernadette Peters Photography.

6 x 9 $10

8 X 12 $20

Hi there, welcome to MasseyUniversity and the start of yourtertiary studies.

Need a job or to understandhow you can balance work andstudy and what you need to

know?Student Job Search is a freeemployment service for tertiary students, offering you awide range of one-off, casual, part-time and fixed termwork. Our jobs vary from retail to web design, from labourto accountsand everything in between!

Registering is quick and easy simply go to www.sjs.co.nzor visit your nearest office to register and start looking forjobs immediately - or call 0800 SJS JOB (757 562) for moreinformation.

For a limited time anyone who listens to Radio Control

Thursdays at 9.30am, registers and comes into the StudentJob Search office (Level 1, MUSA Building, MasseyUniversity Turitea Campus) will receive a FREE GIFT!

Finding work has never been so easy!

Contact Student Job Search to register NOW!

Oh what a night! Such a fantastic turnout and sadly we wereleft having to turn people away due to space issues. Ataround 150 people, the audience was enlightened withspeakers from Mid Central Health, Massey Security,Family Planning, Breast Screening NZ, and MasseyMedical. Topics covered included relationships, sexualhealth, health checks, alcohol awareness and safety, selfdefence and personal safety when youre out and about.

Guests were also treated to free icecream which went downa treat alongside delicious mocktails from MUSA.

Well done to all our prize winners who receivedsponsored prizes from HCG, the Chemist by Pak n Save,and Mid Central Health.

Special thanks to all of our guest speakers and also ourMCBex Tui.

A special thanks also goes to the organising

committee (Lisa, Bex, Vicky and Jess) who did a sterling job.

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STUDENT COUNSELLINGThose of you who attended the commencement ceremonywill have heard the after dinner speaker sing the praises offree counselling at university. Yes some things in lifeare still free even at university. For many students, not

just those who have recently moved to New Zealand,counselling is not necessarily something you may haveencountered before and many people still feel that they arestaunch and dont need to approach a counsellor perhaps through embarrassment or throughmisunderstanding, talking to a counsellor can be somewhatscary for people.

What is counselling?In the Student Counselling Service our stated objective isto assist students to minimise the impact of emotional orp s y c h o lo g ic a l d i f f i c u l t ie s o n a c a d e m ic

achievement.

A wide variety of issues will naturally crop up for all of usas we go through university and life that is normal. Mostof the time we will manage them with our own resourcesand, by so doing, develop additional skills and resilience!But sometimes reaching out to other people can beimportant as well.

Counselling also offers an opportunity to talk to someonewho will listen without criticism! Some people come tocounselling because they need a friendly ear, or a differentperspective on a situation or to develop some additional

strategies. It offers more than talking to a friend - the time isall yours to talk about what is important to you - and youwill not have to face the person the next day in class!

People use counselling for a variety of issues, and not justbecause there is something wrong with them. It offers asafe space to put into words the thoughts and feelings thatare inside you and in doing so, gain some understandingand control over them. Knowing when and how to reachout to other people and to accept help is a really importantskill in life!

Within a very few minutes, which will be discussed with

you, everything which happens in the session remainscompletely confidential so there is no fear of your family,your friends, the Halls staff, or anyone else even finding outthat you are making use of the Service.

How do I arrange it?

The Student Counselling Service is on Level 1 of theRegistry and shares a reception space with the MasseyMedical Centre. To make an appointment you should go tothe website (http://pncounselling.massey.ac.nz) and followthe links to the initial questionnaire.

We find it is really useful for both counsellor and client ifthis questionnaire is filled in comprehensively.Alternatively you can email [email protected] orcall extn 5533 (again the same as medical).

Welcome to all Residents for 2011

Campus Living would like to welcome you into the halls for 2011.We are here to assist with all your on campusaccommodation queries such as accommodation contracts, fees

and room/hall maintenance.

Photos for our student files

If you have not supplied a head and shoulders photo to us, pleasecome to the RSO. If you do not have one handy, we cantake your photo in our office while you wait . These photos arecompulsory and required for our student records.

CLV Portal

https://portal.clv.co.nz/StarRezPortal/

You should have received an email from Campus Living inregard to the CLV portal with your log-in details. If youhavent, it means that your email address is either incorrect in oursystem ,or we do not have this information in our database. Inthis case an information sheet should have been deliveredto your room. If you havent received an email about the CLVportal, please come into our office urgently to confirm your emailand mobile number so we can update your details. Alternativelyyou can email your details to [email protected]

Things that you have access to in the portal are:

Your accommodation account

Room Inventory check

This can be done through the website. It is extremelyimportant that you check the inventory items in your room. If youdo not sign off on them and any damage is found during roominspections, you will be liable to pay for all damages found.

Maintenance reporting

Please note there is a PC in the RSO set up specifically forlogging maintenance requests during our office hours.Information sheets on how to log in are available at our office.

Parcels

A friendly reminder that all yellow parcel slips need to be left inthe halls pigeon holes in the RSO, so they are not misplaced - theyellow slip plus photo i.d. must be presented at the front desk tocollect any parcels.

Also we have had some parcels arrive with only the room andhall number and no name; please ensure that your name and hallare included on your parcels to ensure that they are not given tothe wrong person.

Room Swaps

If you are interested in a change of room, you can apply for aroom swap at HCG. You will need to complete a Requestfor Change of Room Form and hand it into HCG for processing.You will be charged a $30.00 administration fee which you will

need to pay once the room change has been approved. Roomswaps can only occur if there is a suitable room available.

Office hours are Monday Friday 7.00am 7.00pm

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WOW Seminars 2011

Ways Of Wellness (WOW) seminars are specificallydesigned to support student development, growth andacademic success. For many students university study isthe first time they have taken charge of their own futures

and responsibility for their choices, goals and successes.For mature and part-time students, challenges can includebalancing work and children with study time which canput a lot of stress on students and their partners andfamilies.

WOW Seminars cover a range of topics to encourage:

self-management

self-awareness

skill development

self-care

healthy choices for physical and psychologicalwellbeing and healthy relationships

Most students experience ups and downs times whenthey will feel excited and exhilarated, and other timeswhen they might feel confused and uncertain. The WOWSeminars will introduce students to skills and knowledgethat could make their journey through university easierand more meaningful, successful and memorable.

The seminars cover a range of topics including goodsleeping habits, food and mood, procrastination, examstress, finding a balance, relationship skills, andchanging old thought habits.

WOW Seminars are live on Massey Connect(http://connect.massey.ac.nz/wow). Log on Thursdaylunchtimes 1.00pm 1.50pm, starting 3 March.Students can also attend in person on the ManawatuCampus in the Refectory Building, room REF2.Registration is optional.

Contact David Coomber ext 5935

[email protected]

WOW WORKSHOPS

Massey Manawatu Halls (Massey Halls Community Group and Campus Living) arenow on Facebook if you wish to make contact or find out more information aboutus please log onto your Facebook page and select like Massey Manawatu Halls ofResidence.

WOWW

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To enhance the employability of our students by enabling themto make informed and independent career decisions and facilitate

their transitions from study to work.

Career Tips for First Year Students

Select subjects that interest you.

Achieve the best grades you can. Takeresponsibility for getting the sorts of grades graduateemployers will value.

Seek work experience paid or voluntary.

Involve yourself widely to develop your personalqualities and professional networks.

Get involved with student groups, clubs, sports andcultural activities to develop your people and

communication skills and your leadership potential. Seeknew experiences to stretch existing skills and capabilities.

Investigate careers information relating to yourmajor and be aware of changes in your chosen industryand work prospects.

Visit the Career & Employment Service to find outabout services available to you.

Attend Career Expos and employer visits from yourfirst year.

Check newspapers on-line, employer websites and

http://careerhub.massey.ac.nz for future jobpossibilities build up a picture of job options.

Start researching careers of interest using thewebsite www.careers.govt..nz and by talking to peoplein occupations that appeal to you. Keep up to date withcurrent events and emerging opportunities.

If you are lost about careers you may be interested comeand see a career advisor to assist you discover youroptions.

Sign-up for MasseyCareerHub to receiveregular updates relevant to your degree.

Register using your MyMassey details.

Formula for successDegree + Transferable Skills + Work Experience

+ Career Planning = Job

CAREER & EMPLOYMENTSERVICE

Contact Details

Level 1 Geography Building, Turitea Campus

[email protected]

CENTRE FOR TEACHINGAND LEARNINGUPCOMING FREEWORKSHOPS IN SSLB3:

23 MarchWedEssay writingIntro guide to essay structureswith emphasis on question analysis andparagraph writing

30 MarchWedReferencing How to cite sources inassignments with a focus on APA style.

6 AprilWed

Effective reading for academic textsstrategic note-taking with assignments inmind

POSTGRAD WORKSHOPS24 MarchThuThe research proposal 1structure

31 MarchThuThe research proposal 2writing

For more information on any of theseworkshops, email [email protected]

A new suite of activities and services specific toMori student advancement is available to Moristudents. These offer students opportunities to:

Explore future careers

Connect with iwi scholarship-providers

Connect with other Mori on campusthrough cultural and sporting events

Receive guidance on course planning andstudy.

To find out more about these activities and servicesplease contact one of the Mori Student Advisors inthe SSLB Annex (beside Social Sciences LectureTheatre Block) or visit www.massey.ac.nz/massey/maori.

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Documents

Halls Newsletter Issue 1 2011