Dis-O-Week

Welcome! Welcome to all of our residents for Trimester 2!

Some of you are brand new to res, have travelled to Australia for the first time or are

returning for another trimester. Whatever your situation, we sincerely hope you are

settling in well and that you have a fantastic time becoming a part of the resi

community!

There are always plenty of events and programs to get involved in on res. We promise to

keep you well-informed so please always read your emails from reception and,

of course, this newsletter on a weekly basis!

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to come to the Resi Reception at MB

(open 24 hours!) or ask your Residential Leader!

Get involved and have a ball! All the best, everyone!

Your official bulletin for all the latest resi news and events info!

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Formal Dinner

It’s nearly time for the annual residences Formal Dinner!

Tuesday 5th August, 7pm-11.30pm

At The Grand on Princes, 2251 Princes Hwy Mulgrave.

Buses will be leaving from Car Park 11 (across from MB) at 6pm. Buses will return you back to res, leaving

the venue around 11.30pm.

Tickets can be purchased from Resi Reception from TODAY and are $35.

There are tables of 10, but please be aware that some tables may be consolidated if they are not filled.

Tickets can ONLY be purchased using your Deakin Card (load money online:

http://www.deakin.edu.au/life-at-deakin/services-and-facilities/deakin-card)

It will be a night of dancing, fun award presentations and delicious food!

The Formal Dinner is often described as the top resi event for the year, so be sure to buy your ticket soon!

Limited seats available!

The first person to come to reception and answer the following

question correctly will receive a movie voucher!

Q: What is the “lock-outs” policy on res?

Free Giveaway!

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Avoiding Fire Alarms

The fire safety system on res is incredibly sensitive and directly linked to the fire brigade.

The resident responsible for a fire unit(s) calls out shall be liable for the cost and in cases where no individu-

al is identified the Residence manager reserves the right to apportion the cost across all the residents of

the unit involved. This cost is currently over $2,000

Please take care with the following to minimise disruption and to ensure the safety of your fellow ressies!:

When cooking:

Open windows

ALWAYS make sure the extractor fan is on

Cook on the back two burners when using a frypan.

(When using the front two burners, the smoke is more

likely to set off the alarm)

Use a small amount of cooking spray, not oil.

Do not use aerosol deodorant, hairspray, spray tan or hair straighteners in your bedrooms. Only use

these in the bathrooms of your units

Do not smoke anywhere inside Village units or the MB building.

If ever you hear the evacuation tones, DO NOT assume it is a false alarm.

You MUST VACATE IMMEDIATELY.

The evacuation meeting points are:

Up on the grass out the front of Building LA (MB ressies)

Gardener’s Creek (BSV ressies)

Treat each and every alarm as a real emergency.

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MB Smoke Alarm System

If a smoke alarm is set off at Building MB, it will make a high pitch sound.

You then have 60 seconds to attempt to disperse the smoke by:

Turning the appliance off (if applicable)

Opening windows

Putting extractor fan on

Fanning the detector with a tea towel, book or folder

DO NOT open front doors or bedroom doors as this is likely to result in triggering the hallway and bedroom

detectors.

If you are successful, the alarm will reset, the beeping will stop and the fire brigade will not be called.

If you are not successful in clearing the smoke, the system will go into full evacuation mode

requiring the evacuation of all residents and triggering the automatic attendance of the fire brigade.

Please note, this 60-second system is NOT in place at the Student Village. If you set off the smoke alarm at

the Village, it will go into full evacuation mode straight away.

Deakin University Burwood has a medical centre right on campus! Building B, Level 2. Please ring for an

appointment from your room phone: 46333 (ask for the medical centre).

After Hours Home Visits are also available for Deakin students and staff living within a 50 km radius of

Melbourne.

Contact the Home Visiting Doctor service (9429 5677) and they will come to

your home, all visits are bulk billed via Medicare and International students

will only be charged the same amount they receive back from their OSHC

provider.

See http://www.mmds.com.au/home-visiting-doctor/ for more details!

Every Tuesday between 4.30pm-5.30pm, residences runs a medical drop-in

clinic.

A Deakin nurse comes over to Building MB and conducts private

consultations just for residents.

No appointment required. Just come to the MB foyer!

Need Medical Advice?

Resi Drop-in Clinic

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Physio Sophie Parrôt from Back In Motion Camberwell is the on-campus Physiotherapist at Deakin for 2014.

Sophie has a special interest in Women’s Health, spinal injuries, sports injuries and Neuromuscular Dry

Needling. Dry Needling uses fine acupuncture needles to help release trigger points in muscles, improve

muscle length, improve muscle function and provide pain relief. It is therefore suitable for a range of

conditions.

SERVICES

Physiotherapy and massage services are available to Deakin students and staff on Wednesday and Friday

afternoons from 1-4pm. Appointments can be made by calling the Deakin Medical Centre on 9244 6300

(ask for Student Life).

In addition to the above services, Pilates and GaitScan (gait assessment +/- custom orthotic prescription)

are also available at our Clinic in Camberwell (Toorak Road).

Physiotherapists specialise in the assessment and management of:

Musculoskeletal injuries

Postural correction

Spinal injuries

Post-surgical rehabilitation

Women’s Health

Aged Care

Workplace injuries.

COST

All Deakin University staff and students are offered a FREE Initial Assessment – to assess any pain you may

have, or discuss your health goals.

Payment for any treatment is processed on site (EFT, C/Card, HICAPS only). Private Health insurance extras

cover can be used therefore only a small fee may be required.

See next page for further details

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Physio (cont.)

Clients are able to receive Physiotherapy services from third party providers including: Transport Accident

Commission (TAC), Work Cover and the Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) Program.

Do not hesitate to contact Sophie, she can easily be contacted by phone or email.

Phone: 9889 3903

Email: s.parrot@backinmotion.com.au

sophie.parrot@deakin.edu.au

Service Normal

Rate

Student Rate

Physiotherapy $78 $70.20

Massage

- 20min

- 40min

- 60min

$66

$92

$107

$59.40

$82.80

$96.30

Q. Why is it so hot in a stadium after a sporting game?

A. All the fans have left.

If you have an appropriate joke or limerick that you’d like

featured in the bulletin, send it through to Amy:

amylong@deakin.edu.au

Joke of the Week

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Vacation Work—Recruiting Now! Vacation Work provides you with great discipline-related skills and experience for students going into final

year next year. To assist students keep informed, Deakin Jobshop is hosting a Vacation Work Expo:

Thursday 24 July, 2014

1-2.30pm

Hd2.006 Richard Searby Room (behind Caffeine and Sage)

A range of employers will be attending to promote their paid vacation work programs to students

including accounting, finance, economics, IT, Information Systems, Law, and Communications. Employers

registered so far include:

Deloitte

KPMG

Ernst & Young

Korda Mentha

Dixon Advisory

Aurora Native Title Internship Program

RSM Bird Cameron

Bosch

ICAA

IPA

Second year students going into final year next year will be able to talk with employers and gain hints and

tips for applications for positions in the summer of 2014/2015.

First year students will find this expo invaluable in assisting you to choose majors for next year and also

prepare early for applications for vacation work programs in the summer of 2015/2016, which open up in

February 2015, before Trimester 1 has even started!

To register to attend and to gain more information, please go to http://bit.ly/1kBWOT0 or see the Events

page on Jobshop www.deakin.edu.au/jobshop.

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Reporting Maintenance Issues Do you need something fixed in your room? You can report it online!

We have recently made significant improvements to the Deakin Residential Services website.

There is no longer a link to directly report maintenance requests. This is now available through the Resident

Login area, at the top right corner of the webpage after entering via your campus link, or via this link

http://starrez.deakin.edu.au/StarRezPortal/

In order to submit a maintenance request you

will require your Residences Login and Password.

Once you have logged in, you will then need to

select the Maintenance tab at the top of the

page, then New Job.

This is where you will also see any open requests

that you have previously reported.

You will then be also have to select the

Category, and the Item effected, and provide a

brief description.

Then select Save and Continue.

Your request is then submitted to the Residences Office. You can also review any previous requests via the

Residences Portal.

If you have an URGENT request, or have any concerns please contact the Residences Office directly.

We would like to congratulate some residents on receiving Community Service Awards for 2014 for taking

responsibility for the safety of the Village.

Well done to Casey Blake, Hayley Walker and Shae Smith for keeping a

safe eye on the village during the holiday period.

Can these three girls please come to MB reception to collect their movie

tickets?

Abbie Smith also received a Community Service Award

during the break for demonstrating true honesty.

Well done to all!

Resi Community Service Awards

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Rangehoods at MB Are you a resident of MB Building having difficulty working your range hood fan above your stove?

Take the easy steps below!:

1. Reach underneath the range hood 2. Gently slide it out towards you till it clicks in.

3. The light and fan should automatically start running.

It is essential you have the range hood on whenever you are using your stove in order to avoid fire alarms!

If you find your range hood is still not working, please report it via the Portal (see previous page).

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Rubbish and Recycling It is resident’s responsibility to empty both bins in their units/apartments before they get too full.

For MB ressies, please empty them into the rubbish and recycling shoots

at the end of your hallways.

For BSV ressies, please empty your rubbish and recycling into the bigger

bins outside of your laundry.

The cleaners will empty your rubbish bins each time they clean, but they

will not touch recycling. They also cannot dispose of your rubbish if the

bags are too full.

Emptying your bins on a regular basis will ensure your unit stays hygienic

and that your bags of rubbish will fit in the shoots and bigger bins.

International Student Advisor Clinic Are you seeking some advice? International Student Advisers can provide information on all of the below!:

Get involved at Deakin

Apply for a visa extension

Apply for a new COE

Find information about re-enrolment (current students only)

Find out about health and wellbeing services at Deakin

Apply for a break from my studies (intermission)

Discontinue my studies at Deakin

Apply for a Release from Deakin

Why not come to Building MB and speak with an advisor directly and privately about any of the above!

The first clinic will run this Wednesday 23rd July at 4:30-5:30pm.

No appointment needed. Just come to Building MB and wait

in the foyer!

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What is my address? To ensure all of your mail arrives at the Resi Office, please use one of the following addresses:

Unit _____

Burwood Student Village

Deakin University

221 Burwood Highway

Burwood Vic 3125 Australia

MB_____

Student Residences

Deakin University

221 Burwood Highway

Burwood Vic 3125 Australia

Ringing 000 from room phones If you ever need to call emergency services from your bedroom phone at res, you will need to dial 0 to get

an outside line and then dial 000.

Internet/phone support If you are having difficulties with your wireless internet, room phone or other computer issues, the Deakin IT

Service Desk can help!

Hours of service: 8.00 am to 8.00 pm Monday to Friday, and 11.00am to 5.00 pm weekends, excluding

University holidays.

Simply ring extension number: 46400 from your bedroom phone for assistance!

There are also IT staff in the library to help you with any technical enquiries.

For more information about IT services, go to: http://www.deakin.edu.au/esolutions

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Wait-staff needed on campus! MRS ROBINSON.

BISTRO, FUNCTIONS AND CATERING

Hospitality 1 is about to launch an exciting new hospitality venture at Deakin University in Burwood, open-

ing mid August. It will be a bistro catering for 150 patrons including a large North facing terrace. It will also

have a large state of the art 200+ patron function/events space.

We are now recruiting a new team for FOH, Barista, bar, function and catering positions to join our expand-

ing hospitality company. We require full time, part time and casual staff, have you got the passion and

commitment to join our expanding team of loyal staff.

What we are seeking from you:

· Great communication skills

. Exceptional presentation

· Strong organizational skills

· Previous experience in a similar venue

· Must be able to work flexible hours

· Strong attention to detail

We offer a fun, challenging and vibrant environment that where you can grow and learn. If you are pas-

sionate about serving exceptional, high quality food and would like to be part of a growing company we

would welcome your resume and cover letter.

*Salary negotiable.

*Only successful candidates will be contacted

Please submit your cover letter and resume to:

Ciscojv1@gmail.com

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RL Profile Name: Thomas John Chisholm

Nickname: Chiz

Age: 21

Hometown: Geelong

Course: Sport Development

Favourite food: Stir-fry

Favourite movie: Hot Rod

Favourite sporting team: Geelong Cats

Most memorable moment on res: Dis-oweek events 2013 & 2014

Dream job: What ever Hamish and Andy do

If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be?: Granada, Spain

If you could have dinner with any one person, who would it be?: Seth Rogen

What 3 things would you choose if you were stranded on a deserted island?:

Bear Grylls, Bear Grylls’ Dad, and Bear Grylls’ Grandfather

I would like to invite all students who are interested in seeing functions continue on Res to meet at the

MB Rec Room at 7:30pm on Monday 21st July.

This is an opportunity for all residents (RL, BEARS, 1st year, returners, International, Exchange) to come to-

gether and discuss the expectations of what is provided during a function and also the expectations of

resident’s behaviour.

It has come to my attention during the start of Trimester 2 that the expectations are unclear to some resi-

dents.

This is a chance for all residents to come together and contribute to moving forward on residence in a

positive way.

I hope to see you all there.

Cheers,

Jono

Jonathon Sadler

Campus Life Coordinator, Burwood Student Residences

Functions on Res

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Recipe of the Week

Please direct any queries to Resi Reception at

bsradmin@deakin.edu.au or via extension 17671

Tuna, pea and corn bake Serves 4

Ingredients

250g fusilli pasta

185g can Safcol tuna in extra-virgin olive

oil, drained, flaked

1/2 cup frozen peas and corn

410g can cream of celery soup

1/2 cup grated tasty cheese

Method

1. Preheat oven to 180°C. Grease an 8-cup capacity, 6cm-deep, 20cm (base) square baking dish. Cook

pasta in a large saucepan of boiling, salted water, following packet directions, until tender. Drain.

2. Combine tuna, peas and corn, soup and pasta in a large bowl. Season with salt and pepper. Stir to

combine.

3. Spoon pasta mixture into prepared dish. Sprinkle with cheese. Bake for 25 to 30 minutes or until set. Al-

low to cool completely. Cut into 4 pieces.