e:CONNECT March 2005 This issue includes: University News and Initiatives Revolutionary daylight technology UTS graduate wins Sundance Documentary Fund Winner of ticket to seminar by Australia's most successful entrepreneurs Alumni Events International Alumni events Australian Alumni Singapore Golden Jubilee UTS Golf Day UTSpeaks Gallery Making a Difference Architecture students plan for a new community centre How are you making a difference? Lifelong Learning Develop your software on time and under budget Wound Management workshop IT short courses Alumni Services Changes to the Email Forwarding Account service Business Facility Career News Revolutionary daylight technology Research conducted by UTS applied physicists and daylighting experts has led to revolutionary Australian technology that 'pipes' heat-free natural light into a building. More details Graduate wins Sundance Documentary Fund Congratulations to director/producer Melissa K Lee for the documentary 'Yukai' which has been chosen as one of the successful applicants of the Sundance Documentary Fund. 'Yukai' is a one hour documentary about the Japan-North Korea abduction cases which saw dozens of ordinary Japanese citizens kidnapped under bizarre circumstances in the 1970's and 80's.More details Winner of ticket to seminar by Australia's most successful entrepreneurs Congratulations to Miles Sowden for winning the complimentary ticket to 'Transformation through Innovation and Entrepreneurship', a seminar by some of Australia's most successful entrepreneurs, held 9 March.More details International Alumni Events Alumni are invited to attend a range of international events being held this year in indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Shanghai.IKAMA Jakarta - Friday 8 July 2005 Singapore - Wednesday 20 July 2005 Kuala Lumpur - Saturday 23 July 2005 Hong Kong - Thursday 28 July 2005 Shanghai - Monday 1 August 2005 Further details to come. Australian Alumni Singapore Golden Jubilee Alumni are invited to attend the Australian Alumni in Singapore's Golden Jubilee celebration taking place on Thursday 17 March 2005. The Gala Dinner will see the launch of the commemorative Golden Jubilee publication. More details UTS Golf Day Alumni are invited to participate in the UTS Golf Day, a friendly competition played alongside academics, staff and students. This is always a very popular day, so be quick to book! Date: Friday 15 April 2005 Venue: Kogarah Golf Course For further information please p: +612 9514 1889 or e: Dimi.Tromboukis@uts.edu.au More details UTSpeaks: Getting past the 'gut-feeling' This free public lecture examines the use of science to successfully predict which new technologies, products and services are most likely to succeed. More details Gallery: Mathieu Gallois This overview of the art, design and architectural concepts of Mathieu Gallois includes a quarter million passport photos, a house made entirely from polystyrene and a glowing lounge set.More details Architecture students plan for a new community centre Architecture students are working with the diverse community based around the La Perouse Panthers Rugby League Club to draw up detailed plans for a new community centre. More details Develop your software on time and under budget Whether you plan to be a better software project manager or move into project leadership, you can profit immediately from this new short course taking place every Tuesday in April 2005. For further information please contact Maria on p: +612 9514 2404 or e: course convener Associate Professor chris.peterson@uts.edu.au. More details Get with IT - UTS short courses in Information Technology Alumni are invited to attend a vast range of IT short courses designed for those currently working in IT or wanting to get into the industry. Courses include: CCNA Preparation Stage 2 CCNA Preparation Stage 4 Developing Windows and Web Applications using Visual Studio.NET Fundamentals of Java Fundamentals of Unix (Solaris and Linux) Java Programming Advanced (J2EE) Object-Oriented Programming with C++ Programming in C More details Wound Management Workshop The Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery and Health is bringing together two well known wound-care practitoners to facilitate this Wound Management workshop. Date: Friday 29 April 2005 More details Changes to the Email Forwarding Account service If you are an existing user of the UTS Email Forwarding Account (EFA), we would like to inform you of some changes. The UTS Email team is implementing a new email address ending in '@alumni.uts.edu.au'. This means that your existing '@uts.edu.au' address will change to '@alumni.uts.edu.au'. You are advised to inform your contacts of your new UTS email address so that they may update their address books. Current emails being sent to your old '@uts.edu.au' address are now also forwarding to your new '@alumni.uts.edu.au' address as well as your nominated forwarding account. Your current '@uts.edu.au' email address will continue to function until the end of 2006. Business Facility in the Alumni Office Registered members are invited to use the alumni business centre in the Alumni office. If you would like to make a booking, please contact us on +612 9514 8036. Career News Please keep us updated with your career news, or any achievements and awards you may have received. We are preparing our next publication and would love to hear from you. |
Congratulations to director/producer Melissa K Lee for the documentary 'Yukai' which has been chosen as one of the successful applicants of the Sundance Documentary Fund. 'Yukai' is a one hour documentary about the Japan-North Korea abduction cases which saw dozens of ordinary Japanese citizens kidnapped under bizarre circumstances in the 1970's and 80's.
Congratulations to Miles Sowden for winning the complimentary ticket to 'Transformation through Innovation and Entrepreneurship', a seminar by some of Australia's most successful entrepreneurs, held 9 March.
Alumni are invited to attend a range of international events being held this year in indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Shanghai.
This overview of the art, design and architectural concepts of Mathieu Gallois includes a quarter million passport photos, a house made entirely from polystyrene and a glowing lounge set.