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Vice-Chancellor's End of Year Message 2024
Swinburne Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Pascale Quester, provides an End of Year message for 2024, animated by Swinburne students and staff
Swinburne students and cars, 1946
Swinburne students Don Anderson (standing left), Wally Thomson, Geoff Simpson (standing right), Hawthorn, 1946. Image donated by Reginald (Reg) Newton Fulford
Swinburne students win Motorola Solutions 2018 Public Safety Hackathon
A team of Swinburne students are the winners of the Motorola Solutions 2018 Public Safety Hackathon for an app that would help people in extreme weather situations, marking the first time university students have won the competition.
Team Razorback is comprised of four information technology (IT) students, Andreas Ioannidis, Anh (Ken) Tran, Mathew Wakefield and Nami Shah, who received a $25,000 prize for their app idea.
Photograph originally appeared in the Swinburne News item titled 'Swinburne students win Motorola Solutions 2018 Public Safety Hackathon' on Wednesday 23 May 2018
Episode 29: Inside Swinburne: Students as Staff
In this special episode of The Swinburne Professional Staff Network Podcast, hosts Kristy and Nic are joined by a panel of Swinburne students who are also employees or completing professional placements at Swinburne.
Tune in to hear their unique stories, experiences and what it’s like for students to be a part of what goes on behind the scenes across the University.
Thanks for listening.
Listen now on Apple Podcasts, YouTube, or the Swinburne Commons site
Swinburne students and staff to create a dialysis-friendly travel website, 2018
Greg Collette (right) worked with Swinburne students and a dialysis expert to create a website that helps those living with dialysis travel the world.
Photograph originally appeared in the Swinburne News item titled 'Swinburne students empower people on dialysis to travel' on Friday 20 July 2018
Swinburne students Paul Mare, Vincenza Purpura and Joe Bianco, 1974
Photograph originally appeared in the 'Swinburne Newsletter', 29th August 1974. Swinburne students Paul Mare, Vincenza Purpura and Joe Bianco discuss ways of informing Italian speaking parents about the Centre for Urban Studies seminar "Ethnic participation in local planning : parents and school" - First to involve migrants and minority groups
A place to ponder' garden display by Swinburne students, 2013
An entry in the 'Achievable Gardens' competition, part of the 2013 Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show. Awards were given to gardens demonstrating best practice, incorporating sustainable gardening practices and principles. Photograph originally appeared in the Media Centre Release, 'Swinburne students excel at flower show', on 26 March 2013
'Left of centre' garden display by Swinburne students, 2013
An entry in the 'Achievable Gardens' competition, part of the 2013 Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show. Awards were given to gardens demonstrating best practice, incorporating sustainable gardening practices and principles. Photograph originally appeared in the Media Centre Release, 'Swinburne students excel at flower show', on 26 March 2013
A group of international, migrant and rural Swinburne students attend their first AFL match, 2018
A group of international, migrant and rural Swinburne students attended their first AFL match between Swinburne’s partner the Richmond Football Club and St Kilda on Saturday 26 May.
In partnership with Richmond, more than 50 students will travel together to the club’s Swinburne Centre at Punt Road Oval, where they will have the chance to learn the basics of the game before the bounce.
The aim of the My First Footy Experience program is to introduce students from a range of backgrounds to AFL and give them the chance to connect with their peers socially and culturally outside of university.
Photograph originally appeared in the Swinburne News item titled 'Swinburne students attend their first AFL match' on Friday 25 May 2018
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