Scholarship to continue psychology research
An Otago undergraduate student has received a prestigious scholarship to continue the work of researchers from the Psychology Department.
Latest news
Emergency Exercise to be held next Wednesday
The University will next week put its emergency procedures and responses to the test with a full scale Emergency Exercise being held on the Dunedin campus.
Career Development Centre voted NZ’s best two years in a row
The University’s Career Development Centre has done it again, beating the others around the country to be named New Zealand’s best.
Activity Passport launched to get graduate students out and about
The Graduate Research School has launched a new Activity Passport to promote the wellbeing of graduate research candidates and encourage them to get out and explore Dunedin and its surrounds while they study here.
Classifieds
Self-contained unit for 2020 long-term
I'm looking for a furnished, self-contained unit (own kitchen and bathroom, laundry may be shared) from the end of January 2020.
Spacious studio flat available from 10 Nov
A self-contained, fully-furnished flat in Waverley with plenty of sunshine and stunning harbour views.
Star Singers seeking new members
The Dunedin Star Singers is a community based women's choir.
Notices
Seeking scientists for 2020 Art and Science Project
Calling all Scientists who would like to participate in the next (ie 2020) Art and Science Project: Art + Earth, which has “earth science” as its focus.
Ali Clarke's Blog: University of Otago 1869-2019 ~ writing a history
This blog started in 2013, at the beginning of the project to research and write a new history of the …
Making news
Would-be tenants seek to live in cars on driveways to beat Auckland rents
18 August – New Zealand Herald
Effectiveness of Community Treatment Orders
17 August – Radio New Zealand
Campylobacter in Hawke's Bay
16 August – Radio New Zealand
Regulars
Giving it Back: Dog Squad volunteers raise smiles
Arana College Assistant Warden Kirsten Eichstaedt’s is the second person to feature in the Bulletin Board’s new volunteer series, dedicated to staff who share their skills and time with the community.
Giving it Back: A Master of water and fire
The Master of Otago research vessel Polaris II Bill Dickson is the first profile in the Bulletin Board’s new volunteer series, dedicated to staff who share their skills and time with the community.
