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NEWS & EVENTS:
13.07.2011 |
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New EnSIGN Executive Committee Congratulations Cameron Maxwell the new chair, Melody Chiou as Events Manager, Lena Liu as GHN Representative and Secretary, Michael Marginson as Tresurer and Arthur Jones as IT Officer. Good luck!
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13.07.2011 |
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Old EnSIGN Executive Committee handover Thankyou Mushira Mokhtar former chair, Andrew Duncan former Events Manager, Joseph Choi former GHN Representative, Hanaho Imamura former Secretary and Ericka Flores former IT Officer/Promotions Manager. Farewell!
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| 07.07.2010 |
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ANU students part of EnSIGN travelled to Hobart for the annual AMSA Global Health Conference. It was held from 1 - 4 July in beautiful Tasmania. The conference that is about global health issues included guest speakers, workshops, team challenges and panel discussions. Topics discussed ranged from HIV/AIDs to disaster management to Indigenous health, as well as the impact of climate change on health. Over 400 students attended from across Australia and New Zealand which was very exciting. The conference not only included an academic program, but also a packed social calendar for the big nights out in Hobart. Next year's GHC will be in Sydney, and if this year's GHC is anything to go by, we wouldn't miss it for the world, and we hope many more ANU students can be part of it. If you want to learn more about the GHC, visit ghc2010.amsa.org.au/home/
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25.06.2009 |
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Red Party date is set! The date is Saturday, September the 5th, 2009. It will be held at the ANU Bar, and we're expecting a huge line up of acts, DJs, and other entertainment. The event is expecting a 1000+ turnout, so keep your eyes peeled for ticket sale details which will go up soon! Go to the Red Party page for more extensive details. |
25.06.2009 |
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The EnSIGN Annual 2008 Publication is finally up! It incorporates some great articles from ANU Medical Students about global health issues, ranging from international organ trade, to the global standardization of the MBBS program. There are some very interesting opinions and views put forward by your peers and it's definately a worthwhile read. Click here to download and read the EnSIGN Annual 2008 publication. |
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