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Reunions
Reunions are a great way to catch up with old friends - classmates and staff, to take a look around your old campus and to tell and re-tell the old stories.
- Ballarat Campus (Aquinas) Reunion - 1986-1988
- Bachelor of Teaching/Bachelor of Arts (Technology) 1997 - 2007 Reunion
- 20 Year Reunion CCES Class of 1983-1985 - 2nd July 2005
- Mount Saint Mary Teachers College reunion - 5th - 6th March 2005
Ballarat Campus (Aquinas) Class of 1989 Reunion
A reunion for the Class of 1989 Diploma of Teaching graduates from Ballarat (Aquinas) campus is planned for the November.
- Where: Torquay Hotel
- When: Saturday 14th November, 2009.
- Time: from 6:30pm
Drinks will be at bar prices - Finger food available (approx. $15 a head)
Accommodation available at the Torquay Hotel (36 Bell Street, Torquay). Ph: (03) 5261 2001
RSVP Saturday 31 October 2009
Petra Teggelove (Finkers) pteggelove@bigpond.com
Julie Routley (Smith) jroutley@people.net.au
Joanna Sertic-Medson sertic@netlink.com.au
Bachelor of Teaching/Bachelor of Arts (Technology) Reunion and Professional Development
A reunion and professional development evening has been planned for BT/BA (Technology). A seminar will be included, Technology education preparing work ready secondary school graduates.
- Where: Edward Clancy Building, Strathfield Campus (163-167 Albert Road, Strathfield)
- When: Wednesday 2 December 2009
- Time: 5.00pm for a 5.30pm start
- Cost: $15.00
- Organiser: Louise Du Vernet
RSVP by Monday 23 November 2009
Louise Du Vernet louisehendriks@yahoo.com.au
John Barlow John.Barlow@acu.edu.au
Graduate Association graduates@acu.edu.au
Bachelor of Teaching/Bachelor of Arts (Technology) 1997 - 2007 Reunion
On Wednesday 16 November 2008, a reunion was held for graduates of the Bachelor of Teaching/Bachelor of Arts (Technology) degree from 1997 - 2007.
An exhibition of current Technology students’ work was displayed throughout the Edward Clancy building on the Strathfield campus, where the evening gathering was held. As graduates shared stories of their teaching careers following their time at the University, it was discovered that many are now Head Teachers of Technology, and an individual is a Deputy Principal in The Kimberleys.
The Graduates proposed that their future reunions will be annual, including an opportunity for professional development. By inviting a keynote speaker for future events, this will contribute to graduate development as Technology teachers, Head teachers and leaders in their schools. Many of the graduates are New Scheme Teachers who appreciate the support they will receive through the first five years of their careers.
Reunion organiser, Louise Duvernet (Lecturer of Technology, School of Arts and Sciences) said,
“As I left campus I noticed that many of the graduates were still standing in the street catching up on the years apart. They were all looking forward to the next reunion in 2009. Friends Forever”.
20 Year Reunion CCES Class of 1983-1985 - 2nd July 2005
On 2 July 2005, members of the class of 1983-85 of Catholic College of Education Sydney (CCES) gathered on the Strathfield Campus. They were there to celebrate 20 years since graduating from CCES. The ex-students were joined at their luncheon by ex-staff, Br Stan Cusack (1976-2004), Br Dan Stewart (1973-1996) and Mrs Therese Farrington (Library 1973-1987) and current staff member, Br Jude Butcher.
Mount Saint Mary Teachers College reunion - 5th - 6th March 2005
On the weekend of 5-6 March 2005, ex-students and staff of Mount Saint Mary Teachers College held a reunion which incorporated the launch of "Mount Royal to Mount Saint Mary", a history written by Br Dan Stewart CFC, OAM.
Peter Kelaher, Br Dan Stewart cfc OAM and the Chancellor, Br Julian McDonald cfc AO
The reunion included a dinner on the Saturday night and the official book launch, Mass and a family picnic all at Mount Saint Mary on Sunday.
Bryan Rodgers, graduating class of 1981, said, "The reunion was a fantastic get-together. It was wonderful to see people again after all these years, and in particular, the response of the staff was magnificent".
