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Greetings, fellow students!

Let's get straight down to business: the title of this blog. Now, as I'm sure most of you will have noticed, the first week back was rather moist. Perhaps I'd go as far as calling it wet. Again, as I'm sure you've noticed, the UWA campus is not that easy to navigate if you desire to remain dry. Apart from the gushing waterfalls (sans ukele music), there are the sizable puddles.

The STUDYSmarter workshops are almost over for Semester 1, but we will be running them again next semester. Our workshops are free and cover an array of topics. I was just wondering if any of you bloggers out there had a workshop request? Is there a topic that you would like covering in Semester 2?

The Stepping Into program is a paid work experience program for students with disability in their last year of study. For more info check out http://www.aend.org.au/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=244&Itemid=1

 Disciplines catered for in 2009 include Law, Human Resources, Marketing, IT, Accounting, and Public Policy and Research.

Well ... the study break is almost over and I hope you've enjoyed the time off. As a student I loved my study breaks - it's a shame university staff don't get a 'working break' each semester! I'd lounge around the house in my trackies, work on an assignment or two, and would break up the study with a bit of daytime TV. Those were the days!

I just got an I phone. I know I'm probably way behind the times especially because the i phone I got was a hand me down from my big sister. But I love it., I still haven't really figured out the phone part of the phone but to tell you the truth that doesn't seem to matter very much!

I've just returned from a drop-in session at the Reid Library and it's so good to have all the students back on campus - I missed you guys! It's been great to chat with some of you at drop-in and I encourage more of you to do so. Welcome back everyone!

Greetings, bloggerinos

Stepping into Banking is a four-week paid work experience program designed to assist Accounting, Commerce, Business, Finance & Economics students with disability to enter the Accounting profession. 

The program provides students with an opportunity to showcase their talents, and gain valuable skills and experience that will facilitate their future employment in the Accounting sector.