General Notices
1. 2014 China Law Society Summer Camp
The China Law Society’s (CLS’) Legal Exchange Centre is offering a two-week law and culture exchange program from Wednesday 16 until Wednesday 30 July, 2014, the China Law International Summer Camp, for law school students, young lawyers and related professionals interested in studying, working or developing business in or with China. The program includes specialised lectures on law, visits to legal institutions and tours of cultural sites in both Beijing and Shanghai.
Participants will have the opportunity to build social networks within Chinese legal institutions and develop friendships with their international counterparts. The working language of the Summer Camp will be English and participants are expected to be proficient in English for communication purposes.
Please direct all queries and registrations to: Ms. Gu Ran, China Law Society, T: 0086-10-66155681, lawexchange@chinalaw.org.cn
Further details available in the flyer
Please note registrations close Saturday 31 May.
2. 50th Anniversary Gala Dinner
Join us at our 50th Anniversary Gala Dinner
Reminisce with friends. Catch up with your former teachers and faculty staff.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of our first intake of students. In March 1964, 150 students arrived at what was then a muddy and less-developed Clayton campus, eager to begin their studies at Victoria’s new Law School.
We have come a long way since those early days. We will celebrate this milestone at a gala dinner in June.
With alumnus, popular ABC Radio host Jon Faine as our Master of Ceremonies, a special welcome from alumna the Hon. Chief Justice Marilyn Warren AC, and the launch of our faculty history by the Hon. Chief Justice Robert French AC – the event is sure to be a night to remember.
Time: 6.30pm – 11.30pm
Date: Saturday 28 June, 2014
Venue: Savoy Ballroom, Grand Hyatt Melbourne, 123 Collins Street, Melbourne
Dress formal (black tie optional)
Tickets $220
Register at the website
The night includes:
Pre-dinner drinks
Three-course meal
Live auction and entertainment
Door prizes
For enquiries please email law-marketing@monash.edu or visit the 50th Anniversary website
3. Governor-General’s Prize
The Governor-General’s Prize is now in its tenth year, and, in addition to awarding over $10,000 in prize money each year, it has earned a reputation as the most prestigious essay competition in Australia.
Every year, the judging panel for the Prize has been chaired by a Justice of the High Court of Australia, and it is a feature of participation in the final round that undergraduates have the opportunity to be interviewed by one of the Justices.
This year, the Prize has been sponsored by Reconciliation Australia, and all of the essay questions are focussed on issues relating to constitutional recognition of Indigenous Australians. The questions, and further details, including past entries, may be found on the website.
Students wishing to enter the Prize are required to submit a 2,500 word essay online by Monday 30 June, 2014.
All finalists will be invited to a cocktail reception at the High Court of Australia in Canberra, with the Justices of the Court and other special guests to celebrate the tenth year of the Prize.
4. S1 2014 SETU Surveys
The S1 SETU surveys are still going as follows:
Please note that the closing date for the S1 SETU surveys for UG Units has now been extended to Sunday 8 June.
- UG Units in Teaching period S1- SETU survey opens on Sunday 11 May and closes on Sunday 8 June
- UG and PG Prato Units in Teaching period T2-57 – SETU survey opens on Tuesday 27 June and closes on Sunday 18 July.
We would really appreciate it if you could please complete a SETU survey for each Unit in which you are enrolled as we do value your feedback about our Units and do use this feedback to help fine tune and improve our Units.