Please keep reading to find out about upcoming events and activities, stories, and other updates across the University.
To celebrate World Mental Health Day, here are our top tips...
Do something you enjoy each day
Try and do something each day that makes you feel physically and emotionally comfortable. Whether it be a walk in nature, buying a coffee or hanging out with friends, find an activity that fills your cup.
Seek help
We all need a little bit of help now and then. Talking to trusted friends, family, or your GP can help you through a difficult time. There are also many online resources available.
Be kind to yourself
Most importantly, always remember to be kind to yourself. Remind yourself that there is no right or wrong reaction to life's uncertainties.
Democracy and Citizen Engagement: A panel discussion about Australia and Ireland
Wednesday 12 October (Tomorrow), 3–4.30pm The Secretary General of the Electoral Commission of Ireland, Mr Art O'Leary, will join experts from ANU and the University of Canberra to discuss how citizens of Australia and Ireland relate to democracy and how to increase engagement in the political process. Register for the panel discussion
COVID-19. Where were we? Where are we now? How to do better in the future?
Wednesday 12 October (Tomorrow), 5.30–6.30pm Don't miss Professor Peter Collignon, an ANU expert in infectious diseases, as he reflects on how we handled the coronavirus pandemic and the lessons we need to learn. Register for Professor Collignon's seminar
Book Launch – Fugitive Text by Peter Maloney
Saturday 15 October, 3–5pm Fugitive Text presents photographic works related to artist Peter Maloney’s experience of love, desire and loss through the HIV/AIDS pandemic. Register for the Fugitive Text launch
PARSA COL x COS Botanic Gardens Walk
Wednesday 19 October, 10.30am–1.30pm Take a break from assessments and join PARSA for a guided walk around the Botanic Gardens, followed by coffee and cake! Register for the Botanic Gardens tour and walk
ANU Disaster Solutions Update: From Fires to Floods
Wednesday 19 October, 2–6pm How can we advance our approaches to preventing and responding to disasters, both in Australia and across the region? What’s working and what’s not? Experts will discuss these pressing questions at the inaugural ANU Disaster Solutions Update. Attend the Update
Postgraduate Information Exchange
Thursday 20 October, 5.30–7.30pm Thinking about postgraduate study? Talk to our experts, explore degrees and ask questions about studying a postgraduate degree at ANU. Register for the Exchange session
2022 Conference on Women’s Safety and Financial Security
Thursday 20 October – Friday 21 October, 9am–3.30pm Intimate Partner Violence is the most common form of violence women of all backgrounds experience. Experts will come together to consider solutions to address the social crisis of gendered violence. Register for the Conference on Women’s Safety and Financial Security
Top gong for young ANU composer
Congratulations to ANU School of Music student Caspian Scott for winning a major international prize for his piece for Canberra’s National Carillon.
An aspiring music composer, Caspian said he was shocked to find out he had won the competition, which is run by Iowa State University in the United States.
His winning entry - Idle Spires for Carillon - was just the second piece he had ever composed for the instrument.
Have your say - Postgraduate Research Experience Survey
The Postgraduate Research Experience Survey (PRES) is now open.
The PRES invites Higher Degree Research candidates to have their say about the quality of research training and support they experience at ANU during their studies.
Check your inbox for your invitation from ANU Institutional Research. Survey closes on Monday 31 October.
