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Questions, Answers and winners
Week 3 - C
Q -
What American crime show does ECU Criminology lecturer Natalie Gately, say least represents what a criminologist really does?
A - CSI
Week 3 winner - Chloe Ramsden
Week 2 - B
Q -
Where does Peter Holland currently lecture in Broadcasting?
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ECU or Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA)
Week 2 winner - Wuan Chin Lee
Week 1 - A
Q - What does CPA stand for? (As referred to in the RTR interview)
A - Certified Praciticing Accountant.
Week 1 winner - Christopher Ward
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Saturday 1 July
Free South West Information Evenings
Boyup Brook , Bridgetown and Pemberton at the Telecentre. |
Sunday 30 July
ECU Live! Mount Lawley and WAAPA Open Day
Meet lecturers, participate in experiments, be entertained or go behind the scenes of the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA).
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Monday 31 July
ECU Dialogue Public Talk
An opportunity for audiences to get an informed and balanced view of Muslim life in the US, and to discuss issues of mutual interest currently facing Muslim communities in multicultural democracies |
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Get along to ECU's Mount Lawley Campus on Sunday 30 July for some direction and advice on courses, careers and experience first hand what Uni is really like! There will be free entertainment, kids activities, competitions, prizes and more!
Plus get behind the scenes of the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) and take a sneak peak on open rehearsals, live performances and tours of the facilities.
Click here to visit the ECU Live! website. |
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ECU is seeking volunteers to help make Mount Lawley's ECU Live Open Day a fun and memorable experience.
If you're a current ECU student or graduate who is friendly, helpful and outgoing and you'd like the opportunity to meet new people, make new friends and be involved in a large scale event, then volunteer to become part of the ECU Live team on Sunday 30 July!
Volunteers will gain hands-on experience in customer service, marketing and exposure to a range of different activities. Volunteers will receive an ECU Live t-shirt, lunch on the day and a letter of reference.
A training and briefing session will be held on Monday 24 July from 10am till 11am at ECU's Mount Lawley campus. To express your interest, email Melissa at m.st_clair@ecu.edu.au before 17 July. |
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Fifteen scholarship places valued at $4,000 per year are open to students currently in year 12 or equivalent. Those with with high academic performance who intend to enrol at ECU in 2007 are eligible.
 Online applications are NOW OPEN until 30 September 2006.
Many Scholarships are also available to current students like the Science and Innovation Studentship Awards valued at $7000. This award provides an opportunity for undergraduate students to work on a research project with a Western Australian private sector organisation of their choice for a period of 10 weeks. The Studentship encourages creativity and innovation in science students/graduates allowing them to broaden their professional experience and gain valuable skills and experience in developing and applying their own ideas.
For more information on these and many other scholarships, visit www.ecu.edu.au/scholarships. |
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| Get a head start and apply for Mid Year enrolment at ECU. With several flexible entry pathways and scholarships available, there’s nothing to stop you from starting. |
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Applications close soon, so contact ECU now - (08) 6304 6304 or click here to download an application form. |
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The Graduate Certificate in Strategic Risk Management offered at ECU is a practical industry focused course, designed for middle-level and senior risk professionals and managers in both public and private sectors.
 It is relevant to practitioners in government departments, commercial or other enterprises with substantial assets in personnel, property and information risk.
The course aims to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to formulate policies for the successful management when dealing with the diverse risk requirements of organisations.
It is designed to fill the gap in the risk management education landscape that the business and government sector is calling for. It is also the first course of its kind to be offered fully online.
For more information visit www.soem.ecu.edu.au/disciplines/security/ |
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Hailing from Russia, Ivan Salmin has completely changed the course of his career from being a professional ballet dancer to a clinical psychologist.
 After starting in the Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) at ECU he knew he would be happy with his newly chosen career path.
“From the very beginning I realised that this was the right course for me... by the time I decided to also do my Masters, ECU had become my home and I felt comfortable there as a mature age student,” he says.
“The three years it took me to complete my masters became very important years for my professional maturity and development. I was also very grateful for being sent on many work placements through the school.”
After graduating, Ivan got the first job he applied for as a psychologist. He credits ECU with giving him the skills, knowledge and professionalism to work in his chosen field with confidence. |
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