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Deakin University

Deakin University is an Australian public university with 34,495 higher education students as of 2008. It has campuses in the coastal cities of Geelong, Melbourne, and Warrnambool, Victoria. It was named after Alfred Deakin, Australia's second Prime Minister.

More information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deakin_University

Human Ethics Advisory Group Health Medicine Nursing and Behavioural Sciences (HEAG-H) Expedited Review Process Application Procedure

Human Ethics Advisory Group Health Medicine Nursing and Behavioural Sciences (HEAG-H) Expedited Review Process Application Procedure

In the NHMRC National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research issued in 2007, provision has been made for the expedited ethical review of research project applications associated with only a low level of risk. In order to facilitate the Expedited Review process, an Human Ethics Advisory Group or HEAG, has been established in the Health, Medicine, Nursing and Behavioural Sciences Faculty, known as HEAG-H.
Online assessment Mary Rice & Dale Holt Institute of Teaching and Learning mrice@deakin.edu.au - Ph: 78187 dholt@deakin.edu.au - Ph: 78183

Online assessment Mary Rice & Dale Holt Institute of Teaching and Learning mrice@deakin.edu.au - Ph: 78187 dholt@deakin.edu.au - Ph: 78183
Collaborative peer review of teaching (CPRT)

Collaborative peer review of teaching (CPRT)

Faculty of Business and Law * * http://mavdisk.mnsu.edu/parsnk/Archive%202007-8/POL371/website/Course%20Website_files/image003.jpg

Transition Support for Ex-prisoners: Integrated Systems of Support Professor Joe Graffam Director, Centre for Mental Health and Wellbeing Research Deputy Dean, Faculty of Health, Medicine, Nursing and Behavioural Sciences Deakin University *

USING COURSE RESERVE MODULE TO MANAGE SHORT TERM LOANS
INDECOS (Indo Chinese Entering Community Corrections) : integration & re-integration issues for CALD refugees & migrants involved in the Victorian justice system.   The RE-INTEGRATION PUZZLE CONFERENCE Hobart , June 24th 2010   Presenter: Mrs Cam Nguyen, Founder & CEO, Australian Vietnamese Women’s Association, Melbourne, Victoria.

INDECOS (Indo Chinese Entering Community Corrections) : integration & re-integration issues for CALD refugees & migrants involved in the Victorian justice system.   The RE-INTEGRATION PUZZLE CONFERENCE Hobart , June 24th 2010   Presenter: Mrs Cam Nguyen, Founder & CEO, Australian Vietnamese Women’s Association, Melbourne, Victoria.

Keeping Prisoners Out- We Don’t Take “NO” for an Answer Puzzle Reintegration Conference Hobart - June, 2010 Dr Sandra Sunjic & Stephen Ward Justice Health
Subjective Well-Being as an indicator for clinical depression Student Adriana Gargiulo Supervisor A/ Professor Mark Stokes

Subjective Well-Being as an indicator for clinical depression Student Adriana Gargiulo Supervisor A/ Professor Mark Stokes

The aim of this research was to assess whether Subjective Well-Being (SWB) within the framework of Cummins’ (1995, 1998) Theory of Homeostasis could be used as an indicator of clinical depression.
A framework for ensuring the quality of student assessment Dr Duncan D Nulty Griffith Institute for Higher Education Associate Professor Sally Kift QUT Faculty of Law

A framework for ensuring the quality of student assessment Dr Duncan D Nulty Griffith Institute for Higher Education Associate Professor Sally Kift QUT Faculty of Law
Counting Usage Loading barcode lists into Millennium

Counting Usage Loading barcode lists into Millennium

Sharing Millennium This presentation was intended to be a joint presentation with Shane White, the Systems Librarian) from WA Dept of Health, but unfortunately Shane wasn’t able to make it to AIUG this year - so whilst this will be mainly from State Library’s perspective, I will try and give a little of Health’s view. Last year State Library of WA embarked on project to share our Millennium system with the WA Dept of Health. Why? During 2008, both the State Library and the WA Department of Health investigated the need for a new library management system. Health, because support for their current system was to cease, and State Library because of a State Government requirement to go to market for a replacement system. In April, State Library met with the State Supply Commission and the Department of Treasury & Finance and it was agreed that it wasn’t practical for us to purchase a new system at that time. It was also recommended that the nine Dept of Health libraries enter into a shared arrangement with the State Library. Essentially this was intended to reduce costs, but it was also thought a collaborative approach to sharing a system would help improve service delivery for the clients of both organisations, and bring together a broader range of skills and expertise. This afternoon I hope to give an insight into our experiences of moving into a shared environment and what we have achieved.

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* Celebrating Indigenous Culture
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BONUS Plus goes international! Katie Wilson BONUS+ Coordinator AIUG 2009 University of Ballarat

BONUS Plus goes international! Katie Wilson BONUS+ Coordinator AIUG 2009 University of Ballarat
Youth and Community Johanna Wyn Youth Research Centre The University of Melbourne

Youth and Community Johanna Wyn Youth Research Centre The University of Melbourne

Out of the Dark Family Violence/Domestic Abuse program NSW Corrective Services Melbourne Citymission- Manager, Justice Programs Sonia Chudiak www.melbournecitymission.org.au
THIN CLIENTS @ VICTORIA UNIVERSITY AIUG 2005 UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE 17th NOVEMBER 2005

THIN CLIENTS @ VICTORIA UNIVERSITY AIUG 2005 UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE 17th NOVEMBER 2005
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