Sydney



Graduates' Union

University



of North America

for information about SUGUNA, contact the Secretary/Treasurer at:
Ailsa Ludvik, 49 Erstwild Court, Palo Alto, CA 94303
Phone: (650) 322-2641
e-mail: [email protected]

Sydney University Graduates Union in North America (SUGUNA) is a non-profit organization that promotes the interests of the University of Sydney and maintains contact between alumni residing in North America and the University. Membership is open to all who qualify for alumni status as defined by the University and who have paid annual membership dues.
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ANNUAL CONFERENCE REPORT:
1998 - - 1997

Officers

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Announcements

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September 1995
December 1995
March 1996




November 1996
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Sydney Uni

 OK, here it is... what we all want... a trip back to Sydney University!  Visit the Office of Community and Alumni Relations. And, yes, it is possible to keep up (of course, it would be even easier if SU would keep their information a bit more current).  Check the News and What's On page which includes a link to the "University of Sydney News" which is published on Wednesdays forty-four times a year.  Thus far they have been able to keep it reasonably current!  You can even read back issues to August 1995.   The Daily Bull.  And for some real memories, you can check the daily menu at the SU Staff Club!  In case you do get back - or just want to reminisce a bit - check out What's on at Sydney.
Of interest is the Vice Chancellor's site.  The complete October 1996 (Volume 24, Number 2) issue of Gazette is now online (unfortunately, it appears to be the only one online), see the article about SUGUNA activities!  Also see the Gazette from April 1998, and October 1998.







Oz in North America

 We all share an Australian connection and most of us want to participate in Australian oriented activities here in North America.  Fortunately, there are several to choose from.  The major organization is the Australian Studies Association of North America which includes both academics and non-academics.  They invite you to visit their web site and consider joining.  The primary starting point is the Australian Studies Network.  

 Also check the Australian embassy in Washington, and the consulate in Denver.  The Australian-American Chamber of Commerce (AACC) has branches in San Francisco, in Denver, and in Hawaii.  
For expats there is the Australian and New Zealand Scientists Connection Information Network.  Also check out the new web site for Australians abroad which includes a current listing of Australian events around the world.






Oz in Oz

 Keeping up with things in Australia is easy.  You can read the daily news from the






Sydney Morning Herald
The Australian
The (Melbourne) Age


Australian Financial Review
 
Australian Broadcasting Corporation




 Just about everything you need to know about Australian related web sites is included in the extensive "World Wide Web Virtual Library - Australia".






Sydney

 Need to know the time in Sydney or the weather anywhere in Australia?

 For everything else check our BIG LIST OF LINKS about Sydney.




Members, and others, are reminded that the University of Sydney, USA Foundation is a charitable organization allowing tax-free giving in support of SU.  Contact either Phillip Smith at (412) 963-7910 or John Semmler (foundation Secretary) at (607) 277-8860.  You may write to them c/o 102 Haverford Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15238-1620.



For everything about Australian Studies, start at the
Australian Studies Network









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