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24.01.2022 Today is officially JCU’s 50th Anniversary! To help us celebrate 50 years of JCU, we would love you to share any photos with us from across the years by commenting below or using #JCU50years.

20.01.2022 Wishing our JCU community a safe and Happy Easter!

17.01.2022 Healthy Relationships - Professor Maxine Whittaker, Dean of the College of Public Health, Medical and Veterinary Sciences at JCU

17.01.2022 While the country has been busy adjusting to COVID-19, so have our wonderful Infection Prevention and Control and Pathology Queensland Townsville teams. Thes...e teams have rallied around our community from day one to ensure quick and efficient testing and we could not be prouder of them. Well done, everyone! See more

13.01.2022 Happy World Turtle Day! How cute is this video from JCU Turtle Health Research showing how the research turtles are cleaned at our JCU Townsville research facility.

13.01.2022 JCU's Professor Peter Leggat has been named as an Australia Day Ambassador. https://bit.ly/2RhhHNi JCU: James Cook University, Australia

13.01.2022 JCU will pause all on-campus teaching for a week to assist lecturers fast-track the development of online course materials and for the University to be made rea...dy to implement additional social distancing measures, as part of JCU’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. - From Monday 23rd March until Friday 27th March all face-to-face teaching scheduled to be delivered on JCU’s Townsville and Cairns campuses will be paused. - The University will remain open during the teaching pause and thereafter, subject to any further direction by the government. - On-campus students in Townsville and Cairns, including students living in on-campus accommodation, should continue to attend to their study during the pause week. The Library, study areas, student enquiry and support services and campus facilities will be available during this time. - Classes will resume in Townsville and Cairns on 30th March for those programs yet to commence online delivery. During that week, academic staff will be able to advise their students in person on the changed arrangements for their course. - Those courses able to convert to online delivery will do so from 30th March, with all others to follow from 6th April. The Nursing program is expected to be fully online as of 23rd March. For more COVID-19 advice, visit: https://bit.ly/2IUiNcZ

13.01.2022 JCU Event Alumni: Veterinary Sciences, Gold Coast 11 May 20, 7pm - 9pm Beachside Pavilion Join fellow JCU Veterinary Alumni to catch up, swap tales and enjoy a drink with friends. Undergraduate, postgraduate and academic alumni are welcome to attend.... https://www.jcu.edu.au//alumni-reception-veterinary-scienc See more

10.01.2022 Don't miss JCU's Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Finals! An 80,000 word PhD thesis would normally take 9 hours to present. Their time limit...three minutes! We are doing things differently this year taking the JCU 3MT Finals online! Join us at 11am AEST Wednesday 9 September to watch JCU's best battle it out for a place in the Asia Pacific 3MT Final.... Register now to attend: https://bit.ly/3l5SNgw

08.01.2022 Start Uni Now. We can help at the JCU Virtual Information Session.

05.01.2022 JCU is continuing to respond to the evolving COVID-19 situation and are putting measures in place to assist students with changes to learning and teaching arran...gements. A key priority has been placed on ensuring students complete their courses in the normal time frame, with as little disruption as possible. Please see some new updates below: Course coordinator and subject coordinators will keep students informed of learning materials and attendance requirements through LearnJCU or email. Amended Subject Outlines will be available tomorrow via LearnJCU. Please read this and ensure you are familiar with any changes made to your attendance requirements, subject delivery, and assessment or learning outcomes. Census Date for Study Period 1, 2020 has been extended to April 14 (originally March 26). The JCU Student Centre is open but will stop face-to-face counter service from Monday 30 March. Services will still be available by calling 1800 246 446 (free call) or via other channels - https://bit.ly/2UhJuyP To reduce the pressure on students, particularly those who feel their academic performance might be adversely affected by online delivery, we will be implementing a simplified grading system for subjects commenced before 27 July 2020. Further details on this can be found in the email that has been sent to all students today. A notification of Extenuating Circumstances form has been introduced for students to use for a number of processes whereby supporting documentation like a medical certificate and/or letter from a health professional may have been required in the past. This form enables you to self-declare your circumstances for your application. Find out more: https://bit.ly/2QOdLDj JCU is fully aware of the considerable difficulties being imposed on everyone as a result of this virus. Our aim is to ensure the continuity of student learning and, as best we can, our students' well-being. Please continue to monitor the University’s COVID-19 page for updated information and advice: https://bit.ly/2Jex0S2

03.01.2022 Associate Professor in Public Health, Richard Franklin ... Turning the tide on accidental drownings.

02.01.2022 Reaching for your goals JCU Vet alumni Dr Brooke Schampers shares her secrets to a successful week: Start your week with a plan... Establish what you want to achieve. Block out time for exercise, study and other activities Set realistic goals Give yourself room to spend time on each project Be kind to yourself Find out more about Dr Brooke: https://drbrookeschampers.com

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01.01.2022 JCU is taking, and will continue to take, the advice of Queensland Health and the Government in determining its response to COVID-19. At the moment, on-campus ...classes are continuing as scheduled and are not impacted by the current advice. The University is implementing social distancing measures as advised by state and federal health authorities. Active planning and work is being undertaken regarding online and other study options, where possible. The University understands that this is a worrying time for many in our community. Free, confidential and professional counselling services are available to all staff and students through the JCU counselling service - https://bit.ly/2IQ7baQ The JCU website will be updated with any changes on the situation: https://bit.ly/3b9J3wf Frequently asked questions: https://bit.ly/2TUrUAJ