Discover SCU - Issue 7 - July 2009
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Welcome from the VC
Professor Paul Clark, Vice-Chancellor, SCUWelcome to our July issue of Discover SCU. Our second semester of teaching is now well under way and I welcome all those new students who have just begun their studies. Our mid-year intake is a popular option for many students and demand for our courses has been high across our campuses and by distance education. more
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Meet the Staff at SCU:

Dr Lisa Milner
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A bold new health care model in the making
Professor Iain GrahamSouthern Cross University is to open a new cross-disciplinary health clinic which will provide access for the general public to a broad range of practitioners while also functioning as a student teaching and research centre.

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China forests in carbon storage study

China forests in carbon storage studySouthern Cross University's Centre for Regional Climate Change Studies has won a $400,000 grant to undertake forestry and carbon storage research in the northeast corner of China¿s Qinghai-Tibet plateau.

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Vice-Chancellor's farewell lectures

Professor Paul Clark, Vice-ChancellorA series of public farewell lectures by Southern Cross University Vice-Chancellor Professor Paul Clark will be held during July in Lismore, Coffs Harbour and Tweed Heads ahead of his retirement.

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Michael Kirby to lecture at Law Summer School

Michael KirbyOne of Australia¿s most outspoken High Court judges, the recently retired Michael Kirby AC CMG will be guest lecturer at Southern Cross University¿s Byron Bay Law Summer School.

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Anenomes find the ideal home

Anemones find the ideal homeThe waters of the Solitary Islands Marine Park off Coffs Harbour are home to the world's highest density of host sea anemones and the population, according to a recent survey, is increasing.

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Sugarcane genome research to reveal future of fuel

Sugarcane genome research Australian scientists, led by Southern Cross University's Professor Robert Henry, are close to tapping the potential of sugar cane as a source of energy and fuel.

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High School Outreach Program expands to TAFE

High School Outreach Progeram expands to TAFESouthern Cross University's successful High School Outreach Program has begun expanding its services to junior high school and TAFE students. The Outreach Program, which has been running since 2006, brings students in contact with university study and life through visits to high schools and excursions to Southern Cross University campuses.

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Postcard to home

Stanley PirioneMeet Stanley Pirione, a policy maker for the Solomon Islands' Ministry of Public Service. A recipient of a government scholarship awarded to high achievers, he is studying for a Doctor of Business Administration at Southern Cross University¿s Graduate College of Management in Tweed Heads.

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Updated: 09 July 2009

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