Have your say as a current or future club member & share your ideas with the Student Executive team!AUSA presents… Open Forums!
Open Forums is an opportunity for all club executives to get their voices heard and feedback sought - directly by University Staff. Held on the 13th of August from 6-8pm at The General Library, this forum is open to anyone who is an executive member of a registered club at Waipapa Taumata Rau. Taking on the format of roundtable discussions, the korero had during this forum will be escalated to the relevant University Staff, to improve your experience as a club, and as students at this university.
For any questions or concerns, please contact Layba Zubair, Education Vice-President at evp@ausa.org.nz.
Please use the link in bio to register your interest by the 5th of August! ... See MoreSee Less
Grab your friends and head to the Aotea Square Ice Rink and Curling, event running until Aug 11! 📅Every Wednesday Night is Student Discount Night⛸7pm - 10pm $19 with Student ID 📅Thursday Night is Skate and Date night- playing romantic tunes! 📅Friday Night is DJ on Ice, skate along with our resident DJ to the latest hits Curling now $13 pp (minimum 2 people) Tickets are available at the door or purchase online here ➡️https://bit.ly/AoteaSquareIceRink
🗳🙌 Nominations are NOW OPEN for the AUSA Student Executive Elections!
Make a difference for students on & off campus 👍, gain crucial leadership experience and networking opportunities 🤝 and get paid 🤑 for doing so!
We've made it even easier for you to nominate yourself or a friend, plus new positions are opening up for the 2025 term. Learn more about the roles, student execs and nominations at ausa.org.nz/elections 👀
You don’t need any prior experience in “student politics” or specific skills to run for a position. If elected, you’ll receive ample support in your role - but commitment, energy, and a desire to improve the University of Auckland for its students are necessary. Past winners have come from various backgrounds and programmes of study.
Don’t hesitate to give it a try before nominations close at 5pm on 2 August!
Open Forums is an opportunity for all club executives to get their voices heard and feedback sought - directly by University Staff. Held on the 13th of August from 6-8pm at The General Library, this forum is open to anyone who is an executive member of a registered club at Waipapa Taumata Rau. Taking on the format of roundtable discussions, the korero had during this forum will be escalated to the relevant University Staff, to improve your experience as a club, and as students at this university.
For any questions or concerns, please contact Layba Zubair, Education Vice-President at evp@ausa.org.nz.
Please use the link in bio to register your interest by the 5th of August! ... See MoreSee Less
Keen to run your own business, kick start your career, learn key business skills and share the Christmas spirit! Get in quick – the closing date for applications to become a 2024 Christmas Cookies seller has been EXTENDED! 2023 sellers made on average $12,941 and the top seller earned $50,463 (Before tax and business expenses). Apply now at sbz.nz/e/SMUOA... See MoreSee Less
@jblnewzealand Campus Karaoke FINALS 🎤🤩🎉 y’all brought the energyyyy last night! Congratulations to our winner @oobz_123 for taking home our JBL prize pack and being crowned the UoA Campus Karaoke Champ 🏆 ... See MoreSee Less
Indomie’s noodle cup challenge is here! Have a go and score a sweet prize, plus be in to win a year’s worth of Indomie NOODLES! Find us in the Student Quad today from 9.30am - 3.30pm! ... See MoreSee Less
The AUSA Executive is incredibly sad to announce the resignation of our Women’s Rights Officer, Anna Sue. Anna has been an invaluable member of our Executive team for the first half of 2024. Through her role as AUSA WRO, and many other student representative roles, she has spearheaded a number of initiatives and events that have significantly contributed to fostering an inclusive environment for all of our students.
We understand and respect Anna’s decision to step down at this time and are grateful for the immense contribution she has made to the Association in her time with us. We thank Anna for her dedication, passion and commitment to AUSA, and students at large.
The AUSA Constitution (adopted at the 2024 AGM) states, under section 24(2)(b), that in the event of a resignation the Executive must:
“If the vacancy arises less than six months before the term of office for the Executive position would end, appoint any Member of the Association to that Executive role provided that they are eligible to be a member of the Executive under these rules.”
AUSA is committed to continuing the important work that Anna championed. As such, the AUSA Executive has appointed Sara Mckoy as the Acting WRO for the remainder of the 2024 Executive term (30 November 2024). Sara is currently the President of Thursdays in Black UoA and is a member of AUSA’s Mana Wahine Subcommittee. We are delighted to welcome Sara on board!
🙌 Update: The AUSA Open Forum is now open to ALL students at University of Auckland - Waipapa Taumata Rau.
Have your say as a current or future club member & share your ideas with the Student Executive team!AUSA presents… Open Forums!
Open Forums is an opportunity for all club executives to get their voices heard and feedback sought - directly by University Staff. Held on the 13th of August from 6-8pm at The General Library, this forum is open to anyone who is an executive member of a registered club at Waipapa Taumata Rau. Taking on the format of roundtable discussions, the korero had during this forum will be escalated to the relevant University Staff, to improve your experience as a club, and as students at this university.
For any questions or concerns, please contact Layba Zubair, Education Vice-President at evp@ausa.org.nz.
Please use the link in bio to register your interest by the 5th of August! ... See MoreSee Less
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Grab your friends and head to the Aotea Square Ice Rink and Curling, event running until Aug 11!
📅Every Wednesday Night is Student Discount Night⛸7pm - 10pm $19 with Student ID
📅Thursday Night is Skate and Date night- playing romantic tunes!
📅Friday Night is DJ on Ice, skate along with our resident DJ to the latest hits
Curling now $13 pp (minimum 2 people)
Tickets are available at the door or purchase online here ➡️https://bit.ly/AoteaSquareIceRink
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🗳🙌 Nominations are NOW OPEN for the AUSA Student Executive Elections!
Make a difference for students on & off campus 👍, gain crucial leadership experience and networking opportunities 🤝 and get paid 🤑 for doing so!
We've made it even easier for you to nominate yourself or a friend, plus new positions are opening up for the 2025 term. Learn more about the roles, student execs and nominations at ausa.org.nz/elections 👀
You don’t need any prior experience in “student politics” or specific skills to run for a position. If elected, you’ll receive ample support in your role - but commitment, energy, and a desire to improve the University of Auckland for its students are necessary. Past winners have come from various backgrounds and programmes of study.
Don’t hesitate to give it a try before nominations close at 5pm on 2 August!
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AUSA presents… Open Forums!
Open Forums is an opportunity for all club executives to get their voices heard and feedback sought - directly by University Staff. Held on the 13th of August from 6-8pm at The General Library, this forum is open to anyone who is an executive member of a registered club at Waipapa Taumata Rau. Taking on the format of roundtable discussions, the korero had during this forum will be escalated to the relevant University Staff, to improve your experience as a club, and as students at this university.
For any questions or concerns, please contact Layba Zubair, Education Vice-President at evp@ausa.org.nz.
Please use the link in bio to register your interest by the 5th of August! ... See MoreSee Less
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Keen to run your own business, kick start your career, learn key business skills and share the Christmas spirit! Get in quick – the closing date for applications to become a 2024 Christmas Cookies seller has been EXTENDED! 2023 sellers made on average $12,941 and the top seller earned $50,463 (Before tax and business expenses). Apply now at sbz.nz/e/SMUOA ... See MoreSee Less
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ABOUT LAST NIGHT 🔥😮💨 SAMMY V wrapping up RE-O FEST ‘24 with all the good vibes! 🙌
Shout out to our mates at JBL New Zealand for helping us make last night happen! Bring on semester 2 🔥🔥 ... See MoreSee Less
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@jblnewzealand Campus Karaoke FINALS 🎤🤩🎉 y’all brought the energyyyy last night! Congratulations to our winner @oobz_123 for taking home our JBL prize pack and being crowned the UoA Campus Karaoke Champ 🏆 ... See MoreSee Less
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awesome pics esther!! 🤩
Indomie’s noodle cup challenge is here! Have a go and score a sweet prize, plus be in to win a year’s worth of Indomie NOODLES! Find us in the Student Quad today from 9.30am - 3.30pm! ... See MoreSee Less
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Kia ora koutou katoa,
The AUSA Executive is incredibly sad to announce the resignation of our Women’s Rights Officer, Anna Sue. Anna has been an invaluable member of our Executive team for the first half of 2024. Through her role as AUSA WRO, and many other student representative roles, she has spearheaded a number of initiatives and events that have significantly contributed to fostering an inclusive environment for all of our students.
We understand and respect Anna’s decision to step down at this time and are grateful for the immense contribution she has made to the Association in her time with us. We thank Anna for her dedication, passion and commitment to AUSA, and students at large.
The AUSA Constitution (adopted at the 2024 AGM) states, under section 24(2)(b), that in the event of a resignation the Executive must:
“If the vacancy arises less than six months before the term of office for the Executive position would end, appoint any Member of the Association to that Executive role provided that they are eligible to be a member of the Executive under these rules.”
AUSA is committed to continuing the important work that Anna championed. As such, the AUSA Executive has appointed Sara Mckoy as the Acting WRO for the remainder of the 2024 Executive term (30 November 2024). Sara is currently the President of Thursdays in Black UoA and is a member of AUSA’s Mana Wahine Subcommittee. We are delighted to welcome Sara on board!
Ngā mihi nui,
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