Graduation is coming up and we're super excited!!! 🎓
AUSA, wants you to enjoy this special day, rather than getting bogged down by the finer details! To make this special day a little bit less stressful, AUSA is super excited to once again be offering FREE professional photos for all graduands!
We're taking these photos in 5 minute slots from 12am - 4pm, on Monday 6th May to Wednesday 8th of May and again on the Tuesday the 14th of May at Albert Park! Photos will be taken by the Albert Park Fountain, and the photographer will be wearing a blue AUSA hi-vis vest, near the AUSA flags to make him easy to spot!
Photos will be taken by @photog.tomzhao Photography and will be uploaded to the AUSA Facebook Page afterwards.
To book a slot to have your photo taken, please head to the gradphoto linktree here: linktr.ee/ausa.gradphotos
Please only book one slot, as these times are limited and we want to let as many students as we can have an opportunity!
If you have any questions at all, don't hesitate to contact Jade at engagementvp@ausa.org.nz ... See MoreSee Less
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@UNICEFAotearoa is on the search for its next Young Ambassadors!
If you are aged 17-24 and are passionate about making a difference for our tamariki and rangatahi in Aotearoa, we want to hear from you! Applications are open until Sunday, 5th May 2024.
We’re celebrating Taylor Swift’s new album The Tortured Poet’s Department released in Women’s Space (everyone is welcome) from 4:30 to 6pm on Friday! Bring your friends and your friendship bracelets and come listen to her new album with us! Dress up as your favourite era or wear your fav peice of merch
AUSA brings you a Clothes Swap as part of AUSA's Self-Care Week. Bring 5, Take 5! Friday 19th April - Outside AUSA House. From 11.30am until 3pm. Dropoffs: In the AUSA House (or dropped off on the day, not preferred). *Clothes, accessories and shoes must be in good, wearable condition. ... See MoreSee Less
NZBlood need 5000 blood and plasma donations every week to save and improve the lives of Kiwis. NZ Blood will be holding a blood drive at St Pauls Church on 28 Symonds Street on Monday 8th April from 9AM- 3PM.
Recent events in the last week have led to increased publicity around a space at the University of Auckland tailored for our Māori and Pasifika students. As a result, this has led to many of our Māori and Pasifika students being harassed and discriminated against. The Auckland University Students’ Association (AUSA) wishes to affirm our unwavering support for our Māori & Pasifika student communities during this time, as well as our support for the need for spaces like this at the University of Auckland.
As we mentioned in a media interview last week, spaces like this are absolutely necessary in achieving equity and fair educational outcomes. They create a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment that fosters a sense of belonging for our diverse student communities. Not only are they vital for learning, but they also create a “home away from home” for our marginalised student groups.
As a student association that is committed to promoting cultural diversity and inclusivity, as well as committed to upholding Te Tiriti o Waitangi, we would like to offer our heartfelt support to our Māori and Pasifika students during this time. The recent negative backlash on something like a space shows how much work we need to do as a society to break down barriers and achieve fair outcomes for all. We call on the University to strongly reaffirm their commitment to such spaces and strongly uphold their zero-tolerance policy for bullying, discrimination and harassment. Every student deserves to feel safe and included so that they can achieve their best during their time at University.
We would also like to take this opportunity to remind all members of the University community to act with kindness and unity towards each other.
Below are some support services and links available to any affected students during this time:
❗️ UNIVERSITY SECURITY: University Security is also placing a high priority on incidents related to this, and we would encourage those who experience or witness any incidents or disturbing behaviour to please report it immediately to security on 0800 373 7550 www.auckland.ac.nz/en/about-us/emergency-information/contact-numbers.html
❗️ AUSA ADVOCACY: As always, AUSA Advocacy is also here to provide support or confidential and professional advice should you require it. ausa.org.nz/support/advocacy/
❗️ AUSA EXECUTIVE: Our Executive is also always here to discuss any concerns. Please feel free to contact one of our team if you wish to. We are here to help our students in whatever we can. ausa.org.nz/your-ausa/about/our-executive/
For any further media enquiries, please contact our President at president@ausa.org.nz
Graduation is coming up and we're super excited!!! 🎓
AUSA, wants you to enjoy this special day, rather than getting bogged down by the finer details! To make this special day a little bit less stressful, AUSA is super excited to once again be offering FREE professional photos for all graduands!
We're taking these photos in 5 minute slots from 12am - 4pm, on Monday 6th May to Wednesday 8th of May and again on the Tuesday the 14th of May at Albert Park! Photos will be taken by the Albert Park Fountain, and the photographer will be wearing a blue AUSA hi-vis vest, near the AUSA flags to make him easy to spot!
Photos will be taken by @photog.tomzhao Photography and will be uploaded to the AUSA Facebook Page afterwards.
To book a slot to have your photo taken, please head to the gradphoto linktree here: linktr.ee/ausa.gradphotos
Please only book one slot, as these times are limited and we want to let as many students as we can have an opportunity!
If you have any questions at all, don't hesitate to contact Jade at engagementvp@ausa.org.nz ... See MoreSee Less
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Calling rangatahi to ‘Amplify YOUR Influence'.
@UNICEFAotearoa is on the search for its next Young Ambassadors!
If you are aged 17-24 and are passionate about making a difference for our tamariki and rangatahi in Aotearoa, we want to hear from you! Applications are open until Sunday, 5th May 2024.
To apply, visit: unicef.org.nz/young-ambassadors-2024
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We’re celebrating Taylor Swift’s new album The Tortured Poet’s Department released in Women’s Space (everyone is welcome) from 4:30 to 6pm on Friday! Bring your friends and your friendship bracelets and come listen to her new album with us! Dress up as your favourite era or wear your fav peice of merch
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AUSA brings you a Clothes Swap as part of AUSA's Self-Care Week. Bring 5, Take 5!
Friday 19th April - Outside AUSA House. From 11.30am until 3pm.
Dropoffs: In the AUSA House (or dropped off on the day, not preferred).
*Clothes, accessories and shoes must be in good, wearable condition. ... See MoreSee Less
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Come meet us in the Post Grad Lounge for a mixer with your fellow PG Peers!
12-2:30pm Thursday 18th of April, Post Grad Lounge. ... See MoreSee Less
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Introducting AUSA's first Self Care Week! ... See MoreSee Less
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NZBlood need 5000 blood and plasma donations every week to save and improve the lives of Kiwis. NZ Blood will be holding a blood drive at St Pauls Church on 28 Symonds Street on Monday 8th April from 9AM- 3PM.
Come be part of the 5000 and save a life! Book in directly through this link -
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Recent events in the last week have led to increased publicity around a space at the University of Auckland tailored for our Māori and Pasifika students. As a result, this has led to many of our Māori and Pasifika students being harassed and discriminated against. The Auckland University Students’ Association (AUSA) wishes to affirm our unwavering support for our Māori & Pasifika student communities during this time, as well as our support for the need for spaces like this at the University of Auckland.
As we mentioned in a media interview last week, spaces like this are absolutely necessary in achieving equity and fair educational outcomes. They create a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment that fosters a sense of belonging for our diverse student communities. Not only are they vital for learning, but they also create a “home away from home” for our marginalised student groups.
As a student association that is committed to promoting cultural diversity and inclusivity, as well as committed to upholding Te Tiriti o Waitangi, we would like to offer our heartfelt support to our Māori and Pasifika students during this time. The recent negative backlash on something like a space shows how much work we need to do as a society to break down barriers and achieve fair outcomes for all. We call on the University to strongly reaffirm their commitment to such spaces and strongly uphold their zero-tolerance policy for bullying, discrimination and harassment. Every student deserves to feel safe and included so that they can achieve their best during their time at University.
We would also like to take this opportunity to remind all members of the University community to act with kindness and unity towards each other.
Below are some support services and links available to any affected students during this time:
❗️ CAMPUS CARE: The University’s Campus Care service is available during this time, and we would encourage any impacted students to reach out to the available support.
www.auckland.ac.nz/en/students/student-support/personal-support/te-papa-manaaki-campus-care.html
❗️ UNIVERSITY SECURITY: University Security is also placing a high priority on incidents related to this, and we would encourage those who experience or witness any incidents or disturbing behaviour to please report it immediately to security on 0800 373 7550
www.auckland.ac.nz/en/about-us/emergency-information/contact-numbers.html
❗️ AUSA ADVOCACY: As always, AUSA Advocacy is also here to provide support or confidential and professional advice should you require it.
ausa.org.nz/support/advocacy/
❗️ AUSA EXECUTIVE: Our Executive is also always here to discuss any concerns. Please feel free to contact one of our team if you wish to. We are here to help our students in whatever we can.
ausa.org.nz/your-ausa/about/our-executive/
For any further media enquiries, please contact our President at president@ausa.org.nz
Ngā Manaakitanga,
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