admin
-
Looking for new first year bloggers
Congratulations to everyone who is offered a place at the University of Melbourne! If you’ve been reading this blog for a while – or even if you’ve only just discovered it – and think you’d like to be involved, then you should apply to be one of our new first year bloggers. To apply, download […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2009/01/19/looking-for-new-first-year-bloggers
-
Calling for new first year bloggers
Have you just started first year at the University of Melbourne? Would you like to be part of the first year blog by becoming a writer? If you would, please apply by emailing transition-info@unimelb.edu.au with the following information: – Name – Student Number – Course – Email address and, most importantly: Give us a mini-blog […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2008/02/28/calling-for-new-first-year-bloggers
-
Last year's first year bloggers have moved!
The First Years of 2007 have now moved on to Second Year, so you’ll find them with other previous First Year bloggers on ‘Back for Seconds’: http://transition-blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/ Look out for the new first year bloggers soon! – The Editorsblogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2008/02/28/last-years-first-year-bloggers-have-moved
-
Goodbye (Jeremy)
Well, my second year of University has started today and so I guess it’s as good a day as any to finally kiss the First-Year Blog goodbye. We have actually moved on to quite literally greener pastures (visit the site, you’ll see what I mean) at Back For Seconds, to be found at http://transition-blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/ and […] -
We’re recruiting bloggers
Interested in being one of the First Year bloggers in 2007? Send us a short email with the following information and we’ll be in touch to let you know if you’ve been selected: 1) Your name 2) Student number 3) Course 4) Give us a mini-blog (up to 100 words) about why you would be […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2007/02/26/were-recruiting-bloggers
-
May your adventure begin (Jim)
O week is over. i joined a few clubs, moutaineering (weekly outdoor adventure) and the skiing club (great social club) Now about ur study, which is what ur journey is all about. Try to enjoy it, as my law lecturer Ian said. Also i should add, be confident (believe that you can learn this uni […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2007/02/25/may-your-adventure-begin-jim
-
Oh, whoops! (Jeremy)
Hello everybody! Sorry about that! I thought that we, much like Anna Nicole Smith, had shut down for a bit of a rest. Unfortunately the world does actually keep turning over December, January and February – which probably explains this cyclical day/night phenomenon which I’ve been continuing to experience – and when I logged back […] -
A reflection of past 6 months (Jim)
Holiday has gone pretty relaxing for me. I found some balance in my life. I studied (went over the subject contents and improved on essays) and did some volunteering work at the local legal community center, which is quite good. (good experience) I also PLAYED TOO. WATCH SOME MOVIES/tvs and catch up with family mainly. […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2007/02/18/a-reflection-of-past-6-months-jim
-
A Well-Timed Surge of Confidence! (Johanna)
Ergh, it can’t be time to go back to school yet. I’m not ready – these holidays haven’t been the blissful void I wished for. I have got a lot done, but there is still a lot of work to be done. On Sunday I had my first real acting audition. It’s strange – somebody […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/first-year/2007/02/13/a-well-timed-surge-of-confidence-johanna
-
Happy Days (Chris)
Craziest month ever. I’ll elaborate further when I can, but so much work and house hunting has rotted my brain. Two important things though: my play that was shortlisted for the Melbourne Short and Sweet festival is being performed at the Sydney incarnation! The Sydney one is bigger and the original, so I’m very happy. […]
Number of posts found: 138