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Monash University Weekly Bulletin

The news for the week of Monday, February 3, 2003

By Justin Kohlman - 31st January 2003 - Back to News

Mark the calendar

The Gippsland Engineering Review Panel has confirmed the following details of next week’s visit to the Latrobe Valley.

• Wednesday, February 5, 7.30pm – the panel will take part in a community forum being hosted by the Latrobe City Council at the Function Room on Kay Street.
• Thursday, February 6 – in separate meetings on the Gippsland Campus, the Panel will meet with Gippsland Engineering staff, NTEU representatives, the Pro Vice Chancellor, Gippsland Engineering Undergraduate students and Student Union representatives.
• Thursday, February 6, 4pm – Academic Unit Heads and non-engineering staff who are interested in making comments or submissions are invited to the Crofton Hatsell Room.
• Thursday, February 6, evening – the Panel will meet with local industry representatives.
• Friday, February 7 – the Panel will meet with various elected officials and any Engineering staff who were unable to attend earlier meetings.

The Panel also intends to directly phone a number of industry partners, all parties who have made submissions, and the Advisory Council to invite them to participate.

Making the Grade

A new initiative called Technology Diffusion Gateway is open for business at the Gippsland Campus. The project which has received over $650,000 in funding will help Gippsland businesses make better use of technology they have, or introduce new technology to improve the way their business operates. Businesses will receive one-on-one assistance and technology implementation know-how to improve aspects of their business from internal business processes. This project is an Australian first and aims to establish partnerships with other regionally based institutions so that knowledge can be shared to the benefit of business.

Open subject

Over 300 students enrolled for Undergraduate studies at the Gippsland Campus last week. It is expected that more than 600 students will have enrolled after all offers have been accepted.

Source: http://gippsland.com/

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