General Notices

1. Daffodil Day Cancer Council Merchandise for Sale

Pens are available for sale at the Law Student Services counter to help raise funds

to make a difference to the 76 Victorians diagnosed with cancer every day.

Please support the Cancer Council

2. LSS Survey About the Curriculum Review

The Law Faculty is currently undertaking a Curriculum Review, details of which can be accessed here: http://www.law.monash.edu/current-students/combo-review-page.html.

In order to best represent UG students’ views, the Monash LSS warmly invites all UG students to participate in their survey which can be found athttp://www.surveymonkey.com/s/lsscrsurvey.   This survey, which will take about 10-15 minutes, will be open until midnight Sunday 21st August. Please don’t miss out on having your say in this important submission to the Law Faculty as many of the issues will significantly affect current UG students.

Please note: The LSS JD representatives are collecting the JD student responses separately.

3. Marie Wallace Equity Bursary Applications Open Soon

The Marie Wallace Equity Bursary was established to assist students from the City of Knox area who are experiencing financial difficulty. Marie Wallace was Mayor of the City of Knox 3 times and a Councillor for over 20 years.

Applications Open Monday 1 August

Eligibility

To be eligible, applicants must be:

  • An Australian citizen or holder of an Australian permanent resident visa or permanent humanitarian visa, and
  • A commencing or continuing undergraduate student, and
  • Enrolled or intending to enrol in a full-time undergraduate degree in the Faculty of Law at a Monash campus in Australia, and
  • Able to demonstrate financial disadvantage.
  • A resident of the City of Knox

Selection criteria

Awarded on the basis of need to eligible applicants.

Value and number available

$2500 one off payment. In 2011 one bursary was awarded.

Retention

Recipients will be required to submit a report to the donor by the end of the year.

Deferability

This bursary cannot be deferred.

For application information and to apply please see:
http://www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/marie-wallace-equity-bursary.html

4. Melbourne East Disability Advocacy (MEDA) Seeking Volunteers

Melbourne East Disability Advocacy (MEDA), is looking to recruit volunteer advocates to provide spokesmanship, practical advocacy, community inclusion and friendship to one person with an intellectual disability in the local community. If you believe in social justice, would like to use your problem solving skills in a practice setting then come and make a difference!  For further information contact phone: 9808 8633 or email: office@meda.org.au or visit our website: www.meda.org.au.

For further information please see MEDA Seeking Volunteers

5. Performance@law  – Mindfulness for Academic Success

Less stress. Better grades.

The MAS program, consisting of 5 weekly sessions, uses the latest mindfulness techniques to help students lower their stress levels and improve their grades. Mindfulness is an attention training practice which has been shown to improve concentration and enhance wellbeing.

The program uses specific mindfulness practices to:

  • Reduce stress and anxiety
  • Overcome procrastination
  • Maximise brain performance
  • Learn how to learn better

The program is free for all Monash law students and commences 11 am Friday 26 August. Further information can be found on the attached Registration Form and applications close Friday August 5.

Any inquiries to Lloyd.england@monash.edu or telephone 9905 3385.

To register please see Registration Form

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