Apply direct to ECU for semester 1, 2007
 It’s not too late. You can take steps to keep your career moving in the right direction.
Apply for entry in one of over 300 undergraduate or postgraduate courses today, and you’ll never look back. With part-time and online study options, plus support to help you succeed at University, there’s never been a better time to enrol.
Find out more about our range of alternative entry pathway options, including Portfolio entry by clicking here. So now nothing can stop you. Call (08) 6304 6304 today.
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Manage your career progression
 Find out how enrolling to study at ECU's School of Management can sharpen your skills and boost your career opportunities at the School of Management Information Evening.
A broad range of programs are available with flexible learning options such as external, online or weekends and you can specialise in areas including: Leadership, International Business, Human Resource Management, Electronic Commerce, Enterprise Resource Planning, Information Systems or Enterprise Integration.
Attend the free School of Management Information Evening to find out more.
Date: Tuesday 13 February 2007
Time: 5.30pm to 7.30pm
Place: ECU Churchlands Campus, Building 18, Pearson Street, Churchlands.
Registration: Manuela Sgroi on (08) 6304 5916 or email m.sgroi@ecu.edu.au
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A Sunset Valentine - free concert
 Treat your loved one to an evening of romance under the stars at the annual Sunset Valentine Concert. In 2007, ARIA Award winning Frank Bennett and his 12-piece orchestra will thrill in crooning style reminiscent of Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett and Dean Martin.
Presenting lush orchestral and swinging big band renditions of contemporary pop classics, Frank Bennett's unmistakeable talent, personality and panache have led him to become one of the most sought-after performers in Australia today.
When: Wendesday 14 February 2007
Time: Gates open 5pm, concert starts 7pm
Where: Joondalup Resort and Country Club, Connolly
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Dancing feet show steps to fellowship
Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) graduate Rhiannon Newton will be dancing her way around the world, thanks to a $10,000 fellowship from the Department of Culture and the Arts (DCA).
 The 20-year-old Bachelor of Arts (Dance) graduate was one of five recipients awarded a Young People and the Arts Fellowship by the DCA to help achieve her dream of becoming a professional dancer.
Rhiannon will take professional placements across a range of Australian Dance companies, including: Chunky Move (Melbourne); Dance North (Townsville); and Tasdance (Launceston).
The grant will also fund her participation in a series of workshops and master classes at the Sydney Festival, Singapore Arts Festival and Impulstanz - a major contemporary dance festival in Vienna .
Rhiannon believes that gaining international experience will help her stand out in a very competitive market.
"As a graduate student you're in a really difficult position to break into the industry, so it becomes really important to get out into the wider community, expand your knowledge, get exposure and define where you best fit in the industry."
Funding for artistic projects (excluding film, television and radio) is also available through the Department of Culture and the Arts' Young People and the Arts Panel. There are three deadlines per year, with the next one closing on 23 February 2007. The fellowship round closes on 21 September 2007.
For more information about the Arts Grants Program, go to www.artswa.wa.gov.au
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