Our outstanding reputation Macquarie is renowned for excellence in interdisciplinary research and teaching, our unique approach to learning, our highly skilled graduates, and our first-class facilities. CEOs around the world rank Macquarie University in the top 5 Australian Universities for their graduate recruitment, New York Times Survey 2011. We have the best space and equipment for media studies of any Australian University. Our business graduates receive higher than average graduate starting salaries, Australian Graduate Survey 2011. We have one of the most generous international student exchange programs in Australia. We would like to welcome you to our campus and invite you to come of our exciting events. Our world-leading research and first-class facilities are at your fingertips. Come and view the artefacts at one of our many museums, see our art gallery exhibitions or delve into the minds of our research experts. Ageing wisely: up-skilling to treat older adults with anxiety and depression With an ageing population, psychologists need to become better prepared for working with older adults. This workshop reviews the current literature on psychosocial interventions for older adults and focuses on the effectiveness of cognitive behavioural therapy interventions for anxiety and depression. This workshop is open to psychologists and clinical psychologists and others with suitable qualifications and experience in using cognitive behavioural therapy. CPD hours can be claimed at your own discretion and a certificate of attendance will be provided. Where: Australian Hearing Hub, Level 1, Seminar room 1.640, 16 University Avenue, Macquarie University. When: Friday 14 March 2014. Time: 9.30am - 12.30pm. RSVP: Monday 10 March 2014. Cost: Standard $150, full-time students $90 (includes registration fee, program manual and morning tea). Parking: Parking permits can be purchased during the online registration process. Study Without Stress – Information Evening This free community event for teachers, school counsellors and parents of teenagers will examine stress management related to preparation for the HSC. Clinical Psychologist, Postdoctoral research Fellow and creator of the Study Without Stress program Dr Viviana Wuthrich will discuss how anxiety affects the adolescents academically, socially and within the family setting. She will outline the tips for creating a study-life balance and the Study Without Stress program which can be implemented within the school environment. Where: Australian Hearing Hub, Level 1 Lecture theatre, 16 University Avenue, Macquarie University. When: Thursday 27 March 2014. Time: Doors open 5.30pm. Event 6pm – 7pm. RSVP: Monday 24 March 2014. Cost: Free. Parking: Free parking permits will be provided upon registration. Thought Leadership Series – Australia’s Cultural Policy: Our Creative Future The Thought Leadership Series addresses financial, economic and political problems, creates a community of thought leaders who engage in intellectual debate around leadership and share Macquarie’s knowledge through collaborating with industry experts. Hosted by Macquarie University Vice-Chancellor, Professor S Bruce Dowton, Elizabeth Ann Macgregor, Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art and Macquarie University’s Distinguished Professor David Throsby (AO), a leading cultural economist and panelist for UNESCO, will discuss the short and long term future view of the Australian arts community. Where: Level 6, Quayside room, Museum of Contemporary Art – entry via Harbourside, West Circular Quay, the rocks. When: Wednesday 2 April 2014. Time: 6pm – 7.30pm (registrations open at 5.30pm). RSVP: Wednesday 26 March 2014. Cost: This is a free event, however registration is essential. Parking: Car parking stations within walking distance of the MCA are located at: Harrington St, the rocks or 2A Macquarie St (Sydney Opera House Car park). Contact: Anna Thomas via email: [email protected] Or phone (02) 9850 4766. Astronomy Open Night Macquarie University astronomers and physicists invite you to the Astronomy open night. At this entertaining and informative public event you can view the night sky through telescopes, hear talks, see displays by astronomical institutions and amateur societies, and kids can participate in fun activities. Measuring the Universe – The story of Hipparcos and Gaia Helen Johnston, Senior lecturer in the School of Physics at the University of Sydney will describe Hipparcos, the first space mission dedicated to measuring the distances to stars. Its successor, Gaia was launched in December 2013, and during its five- year mission it will measure the positions and distance to a billion stars. Helen obtained her PhD at California Institute of Technology, spent four years at the University of Utrecht, and held a position at the Anglo-Australian Observatory. Her research interests include the study of neutron stars and black holes in binary systems and centres of galaxies. Where: Building E7B, Central Courtyard, Macquarie University When: Saturday 5 April 2014. Time: 6.30pm – 10pm. Cost: $15 Adults, $5 Children/seniors/students, $35 Family. Parking: Free parking from 6pm only in E1, C2 and C3 car parks off University Avenue (excludes disabled and special permit parking bays) Australian Centre for Egyptology 2014 Annual Mini Conference As the field work by Macquarie University Egyptologists was suspended last season due to the unrest in Egypt, they will discuss their research. Speakers will include: Professor Naquib Kanawati, Associate Professor Boyo Ockinga, Dr Yann Tristan, Dr Alexandra Woods and Dr Susanne Binder. Where: Ryde-Eastwood leagues club auditorium, 117 Ryedale Road, West Ryde. When: Sunday 6 April 2014. Time: 1pm - 5pm. RSVP: Monday 31 March 2014. Cost: $30 per person, includes afternoon tea. Parking: Free. Contact: The Australian Centre for Egyptology office on (02)9850 8848 between 10am - 3pm Monday to Friday or email: [email protected] Movies at Macquarie Lars and the Real Girl Rated M This American/Canadian film follows Lars, a sweet but socially inept man who develops a romantic relationship with an anatomically correct sex doll names Bianca. The story relates to how his family and the rest of their small town grow to accept and welcome Bianca into the community for Lars’ sake, not realising that she would touch all their lives in a profound way. After the movie Bree Gregory, Mia Romano and Yulisha Byrow, PhD researchers from Macquarie’s Centre for Emotional Health will present an overview of social anxiety – its causes as well as how to recognise and overcome it. Their research gives them insight into the obstacles faced on a daily basis by those with social anxiety. Gregory, Romano and Byrow will also discuss current research being carried out at the Centre into improving treatment outcomes for socially anxious individuals. Where: Building W2.4A, Macquarie Theatre, Macquarie University. When: Sunday 6 April 2014. Time: 6pm – 9pm. RSVP: Bookings are essential, register online: mq.edu.au/movies Cost: Free Parking: Free parking permits will be issued to registered guests upon booking confirmation. Contact: Leanne Wigmore (02) 9850 4110 or email [email protected] Introduction to Cool Kids (school setting) This workshop covers general information on anxiety disorders including diagnostic criteria, assessment techniques and current research findings on factors that maintain anxiety and how this links with treatment approaches. The workshop also provides specific training on how to run the Cool Kids anxiety program within the school environment. This program has a cognitive behavioural orientation and is designed to train children, adolescents and their families in anxiety management skills. CPD hours can be claimed at your own discretion and a certificate of attendance will be provided. Where: Australian Hearing Hub, Level 1, Lecture theatre, 16 University Avenue, Macquarie University. When: Friday 11 April 2014. Time: 9am – 4pm. RSVP: Monday 7 April 2014 by 5pm. Cost: $325 standard, $195 students. Parking: All day parking can be purchased during registration. Contact: For more information and to register: accessmq.com.au/intro-cool-kids-schools Society for the Study of Early Christianity Annual Conference: Christ or Caesar? Render unto Caesar? Join scholars and historians for an interesting discussion on the relationship between Christians and the Roman Empire. The conference will also explore ‘Did Christianity really want to subvert the Roman Emperors?’ This event will be of value to students, researchers, academics, historians and the general public. Our keynote speaker if Professor Brigitte Kahl (Columbia University, New York). Kahl is an innovative New Testament scholar whose work in Pauline studies has been ground breaking. She brings a new perspective to Biblical Scholarship by analysing the dynamic relationship between the New Testament and the Roman Empire. Other speakers include: Professor James R. Harrison, Dr Bruce Winter, Professor Laurence Welborn, Dr Chris Forbes, Associate Professor Tom Hilliard, Norman Young. Where: Robert Menzies College, 136 Herring Road, North Ryde. When: Saturday 3 May 2014. Time: 9am – 5pm. RSVP: [email protected] Cost: Non-members $145, SSEC financial members $135, Pensioners $55 (concession card holder not senior) Full time student $90, Part day $25, (or $20 concession) per lecture. Parking: Limited parking at the venue – We suggest public transport. Contact: SSEC Office on (02) 9850 7512 (answering machine) or [email protected] See the SSEC Conference website for details as they become available. Movies at Macquarie The Boiler Room Rated M The Boiler Room tells the story of an ambitious young man’s rise, fall and the redemption in the predatory and corrupt financial services sector. After starting at the bottom of the ladder in the ‘Boiler room’ Seth Davis rises up the ranks but sinks into quagmire of dirty dealings which sees him breaking the law in order to keep his bosses happy and his cheque coming. After the movie Dr Andrew Dahdal will discuss how the financial services sector in Australia is regulated and some of the justifications for such regulation. After the 2008 global financial crisis most attention was placed on the recklessness of financial traders and the culpability of the banks. Rather than the simple picture of personal and corporate greed driving instability in financial markets, Dahdal will discuss his research into the regulation of money and how government manipulation of money supply plays havoc with price signals and is just as much a cause of financial instability. Dahdal teaches business and corporations law at Macquarie and is well published in both areas. Where: Building W2.4A, Macquarie Theatre, Macquarie University. When: Sunday 11 May 2014. Time: 6pm – 9pm. RSVP: Bookings are essential, register online: mq.edu.au/movies Cost: Free Parking: Free parking permits will be issued to registered guests upon booking confirmation. Contact: Leanne Wigmore on (02) 9850 4110 or [email protected] Introduction to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) Strategies This workshop provides an overview of CBT case formulation and an introduction to the major techniques that are generally included in CBT programs for managing non-complex anxiety and/or depressive problems in adult populations in community and hospital settings. It is designed for individuals who have not had extensive experience working with anxiety or depression in adult populations; those who have not previously used CBT-based approaches; and individuals who want a refresher on working with adults with anxiety and depressive disorders. CPD hours can be claimed at your own discretion and a certificate of attendance will be provided. Where: Australian Hearing Hub, Level 1, Seminar Room 1.640, 16 University Avenue, Macquarie University. When: Friday 23 May 2014. Cost: $295 Early bird (by 24/4/14), $325 Standard, $195 Students. Parking: All day parking can be purchased during registration. Macquarie University Singers Concert Macquarie University Singers are pleased to present Roots of Rhythm, from Africa to the new world. The audience will be taken on a toe-tapping experience that highlights the influence of the African rhythmic sound on the evolvement of music in the new world. Songs in the program include excerpts from the Lion King and West Side Story, as well as Africa by Toto, Wimoweh, Amazing Grace, The Banana Boat Song and I’ve Got Rhythm. Avoid disappointment, book early. Where: Macquarie Theatre, Macquarie University. When: Sunday 1 June 2014. Time: 2.30pm – 5pm. RSVP: mus.org.au Tickets: mca-tix.com.au or 1300 306 776 Cost: Adult $30, Concession $25, Student $15, Family (2 adults and 2 children) $70. Parking: Free parking in W4 or X3. Contact: Roz Avakian [email protected] or 0410 662 939. Balmain Sinfonia Balmain Sinfonia, Orchestra-in-residence at Macquarie University, has put together a program that includes Grieg, Peer Gynt Suite no.2, Haydn, Symphony no.103 (Drumroll), Berlioz, Harold in Italy (soloist Charlotte Fetherston and Conductor is Gary Stavrou. Where: Macquarie Theatre, Macquarie University. When: Sunday 15 June 2014. Time: 2.30pm – 5pm. RSVP: (02) 9810 5080 or [email protected] Cost: $20, $15 Concession. Parking: Free parking is provided for concert patrons in the uncovered car parks W4 and X3. Cool Kids ASD This workshop focuses on assessment and treatment of anxiety in children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). It covers current research findings on the nature of anxiety in ASD children, assessment processes suitable for differentiating between anxiety and ASD symptoms and provides specific training on the ASD adaptation of the Cool Kids treatment program. This workshop is designed for individuals who have a strong foundation in cognitive behavioural approaches with children, and previous experience in using CBT with anxious children. CPD hours can be claimed at your own discretion and a certificate of attendance will be provided. Where: Australian Hearing Hub, Level 1, Seminar Room 1.640, 16 University Avenue, Macquarie University. When: Friday 20 June 2014. Time: 9am – 4pm. RSVP: Monday 16 June 2014. Cost: $295 Early Bird (by 23/5/14), $325 Standard, $195 Students. Parking: All day parking can be purchased during registration. Contact: For further information and to register: accessmq.com.au/cool-kids-asd The Hub Bazaar See the central courtyard come to life at Macquarie University’s very own monthly market day – the Hub Bazaar. The Hub Bazaar hosts a unique fusion of specialty market stalls designed to excite the mind and tantalise the soul. Whether you’re in the mood for something funky, fashionable or fun, the Hub Bazaar has something for everyone. Students and external stallholders are welcome to host a market stall at the event. For more details visit campuslife.mq.edu.au/thehubbazaar Where: Building C10A, Campus Hub, Macquarie University. When: Tuesdays – 1 April, 6 May and 3 June 2014. Time: 10am – 3pm. RSVP: Bookings are not required. Cost: Free Parking: Parking fees apply. Tickets can be purchased from machines in carparks (accept coins only), or visit mq.edu.au/transport for more transport options. IELTS Test Centre The Macquarie University IELTS test Centre is one of the largest official test centres in Australia. It offers IELTS test preparation, one-on-one tutoring in speaking and writing, and an IELTS intensive preparation course in a classroom setting that has been developed by experienced English language course developers and IELTS test tutors. Visit IELTSonline.com.au for more information. Where: Building C10A, Campus Hub, Level 2, Macquarie University. When: Monday to Friday, 9.15am – 4.30pm. Time: Find IELTS test dates at IELTS.mq.edu.au/dates.asp RSVP: To book in for a test and to find out more visit IELTS.mq.edu.au Cost: $330 for the IELTS test, $60 for one-on-one tutoring sessions, IELTS online courses from $49. Parking: Available in X3 and W4 car parks. Fees apply. Tickets can be purchased from machines in carparks (Coins only), or visit mq.edu.au/transport for more transport options. Contact: (02) 9850 6337 or [email protected] Macquarie University Tournaments Macquarie University tournaments provide a great opportunity to get involved and compete in a fun and social environment. The tournament welcome participants from the wider community and are open to all skill levels and abilities. Prizes for divisional winners for all tournaments apply. Where: Macquarie University Sport and Aquatic Centre, Gymnasium Road, Macquarie University. RSVP: Registration and payment required prior to event. Parking: Parking fees apply. Tickets can be purchased from machines in car parks (accepts coins only).

Macquarie University Badminton Tournament When: Saturday 12 April 2014. Time: 8.30am – 5pm. Cost: Singles - $20; Doubles - $35.

Macquarie University Basketball 3X3 Tournament When: Saturday 17 May 2014. Time: 1pm – 6pm. Cost: $40 per team. Macquarie University Table Tennis Tournament When: Saturday 14 June 2014. Time: 8.30am – 5pm. Cost: Singles - $15; Doubles - $30.

Macquarie University Sports Clubs If you love your sport, want to get fit and meet new friends then join a club and become a MacWarrior. Each of the 15 sports clubs competes in different levels of competitions, so whether you are in it to win it, or just for fun, membership is open to all. For further information on sport clubs visit campuslife mq.edu.au/on_campus/sport_and_recreation/sport_pr ograms/club_sport or on phone (02) 9850 7636 AFL, Cheerleading, Cricket, Fencing, Hockey, MacAlpine, Rowing, Macquanauts, Quidditch, Rugby Union, Soccer, Squash, Swimming, Ultimate Frisbee, Water Polo.

Macquarie University Social Sessions Macquarie University Sport Offers 13 social sessions per week, including badminton, table tennis, basketball, futsal and squash. These sessions are open to all. Players are matched according to ability, and short games are played in a friendly, fun atmosphere. No week to week commitment is required. No need to book or register. Just turn up five minutes prior to session start time, play, meet new people, and enjoy! Where: Macquarie University Sports and Aquatic Centre, Gymnasium Road, Macquarie University. When: Various, all year round. Time: Various. Cost: Sport and Aquatic Centre members – Free, Students - $6 per session, Community – $12 per session. Parking: Parking fees apply. Tickets can be purchased at from machines in car parks (accepts coins only). Contact: campuslife.mq.edu.au/socialsessions or (02) 9850 7636.

Exhibition – Our Sporting Pride 1989 – 1999 The Macquarie University Sporting Hall of Fame is holding an exhibition titled Our Sporting Pride – 1989 - 1999 which runs until October 2014. The exhibition explores the experience of a selection of athletes and clubs that epitomised great sport in the 90’s at Macquarie. The exhibition recognises that it is these same achievements and contributions that have shaped the sports association into what exists today. Our Sporting Pride – 1989 – 1999 features nine sporting alumni. These alumni discuss their sporting achievements and the recognition of receiving a Full Blues Award. Where: Macquarie University Sport and Aquatic Centre, Building W10A. Open: Monday – Sunday. Time: 8.30am – 7pm. Cost: Free. Parking: Free parking is available for up to two hours in the N3 car parks off Gymnasium road, tickets required.

Australian History Museum The Australian History Museum houses more than 3500 items reflecting Australia’s history from pre-colonisation to today. The collection includes items that range from every day to the exquisite and offers visitors the opportunity to have a hands-on experience of Australia’s social history. Where: Building W6A, Room 126 (ground floor), Macquarie University. Open: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 9am – 4pm; Wednesday: 9am – noon. RSVP: Bookings recommended. Cost: Free Parking: Fees apply. X3 and W4 car parks are designated for casual parking; tickets can be purchased from machines in car parks (coins only), or visit mq.edu.au/transport for more transport options. Contact: (02) 9850 8870 or [email protected]

Museum of Ancient Cultures The Museum of Ancient Cultures displays elements of everyday life from the ancient world. Contemplate the lives and the thoughts of people from the past and come to appreciate the work they have done before us. Where: Building X5B, Macquarie University. Open: Monday to Friday, 9.30am – 4.30pm. RSVP: Appointments recommended. Cost: Free. Parking: Fees apply. X3 and W4 car parks are designated for casual parking; tickets can be purchased from machines in car parks (coins only), or visit mq.edu.au/transport for more transport options. Contact: (02) 9850 9263 or [email protected]

Macquarie University Astronomical Observatory Take a tour of the night sky. See planets, binary stars, star clusters, nebulae and bright galaxies through our 12 inch and 16 inch in-dome telescopes. The Astronomical observatory operates in fine weather (subject to bookings) and is closed if it is raining or extremely cloudy. Where: Macquarie University Astronomical Observatory. Access is via Gymnasium road, near the corner of Culloden and Waterloo roads. Open: Fridays 8pm – 9.30pm during daylight saving time (from the first Sunday in October to the first Sunday in April), and 7pm – 8.30pm during the rest of the year. RSVP: Tickets are available for adults, children, students and families. Cost: Tickets must be purchased online physics.mq.edu.au/community/observatory Parking: Free parking is available for up to two hours in the N3 car park off Gymnasium road, however tickets (available from machines) need to be displayed.

Macquarie University Hospital Macquarie University Hospital is Australia’s first private teaching hospital on a University Campus. Although we have some of the most ground – breaking medical equipment available onsite, we are as accessible and affordable as any other private hospital in the country and perform all the standard procedures offered by these facilities. Watch our virtual tour at muh.org.au or listen to our specialists talk about a range of interesting topics at muh.org.au/mminterviews Where: Macquarie University Hospital, 3 Technology Place, Macquarie University. Parking: Parking fees apply. Tickets can be purchased from machines in car parks (accepts coins only). Contact: (02) 9812 3000

Macquarie University Medical Service Macquarie University Medical Service provides a bulk- billing GP practice to Macquarie University students, staff and the general public. The medical service is an accredited practice with a nurse that is available every day. For appointments and enquiries contact the Macquarie University Medical Service during business hours on (02) 9812 3944 or email [email protected] Where: Building F10A, Room 305, Macquarie University. Opening Hours: Monday – Friday, 8am – 6pm Cost: Macquarie University Medical Service is a bulk billing practice. Parking: Parking fees apply. Parking is available for visitors and patients in marked days at the front of the clinic building or in the secure basement car park under the hospital (off research park drive). Parking charges apply: $4 for the first hour and $2 each hour thereafter up to a maximum of $20 per day to 12 midnight. If your car is left in the car park overnight please note standard rates commence from midnight plus an additional $5 fee applies.

Chiropractor Clinic The Macquarie University Chiropractic Clinic and research centre has provided a high-quality service to the community for many years. The clinic offers a range of services that cater to a wide cross-section of community including the elderly, children, sports men and women, and patients presenting with both chronic and acute pain. The clinic’s highly experienced supervising team ensures that our student interns meet the highest standards of patient care, and reinforce exemplary academic standards on diagnosis and treatment, so you can be confident of receiving the very best care. Where: Macquarie University Campus Clinic, EMC building, Ground Floor, 3 Innovation Road, Macquarie University. Open: Monday to Thursday 12pm – 8pm, Friday 12pm – 4pm and Saturday 8am – 12pm. Parking: Macquarie University Chiropractic Clinic has four designated car spaces in the car park in front of the clinic. For other clinic parking information see our website. Contact: For appointments and enquiries contact (02) 9850 1350. eCentre Clinic Participate in free online education and treatment course for adults with worry, stress, anxiety and depression. All courses are provided free of charge. Our aim is to build courses that teach people to manage their symptoms, and by doing so improve their quality of life and that of their families and communities. In 2014 we are conducting clinical trials for people with symptoms of low mood, depression, stress, social anxiety, panic and worry. These trials are designed for adults aged18 and above. We also have specific courses designed for adults aged 18 to 24 years and 65 years and older.

Macquarie University Speech and Hearing Clinic Macquarie University’s Speech and Hearing Clinic provides teaching and research opportunities as well as a clinical service to the community. Speech and Language Pathology services No matter your age, you can receive help with speech and language issues. Our clinic is a leading speech pathology practice, offering clients effective services for difficulties with speech, stuttering, language, literacy, voice and accents. Audiology Services Receive best practice independent hearing assessments and services from our fully qualified audiologists. Services available include hearing aids, hearing rehabilitation and diagnosis and management of auditory processing disorders. Where: Ground floor, Australian Hearing Hub, 16 University Avenue, Macquarie University. Open: Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm. Parking: Available on campus for clients. Contact: For appointments and enquiries call (02) 9850 2900 during business hours.

The Macquarie University Psychology Clinic Receive specialised psychological services tailored to respond to the needs of the community. The clinic supports adults, children and families. Where: Level 1, Australian Hearing Hub, 16 University Avenue, Macquarie University. Open: Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm. Contact: For appointments, parking information and enquiries contact the Clinic during business hours on (02) 9850 8000 or [email protected]

The Emotional Health Clinic Benefit from the state-of-the-art assessment and treatment of anxiety and related disorders based on internationally recognised research at the Emotional Health Clinic. We specialise in furthering our understanding of child and adult emotional disorders and improving methods of treatment options for anxiety and related disorders across all ages, from pre-school children through to older adults. Where: Emotional Health Clinic, Level 1, Australian Hearing Hub, 16 University Avenue, Macquarie University. Open: Monday to Thursday, 9am – 8pm, Friday, 9am – 5pm. Contact: For appointments, parking information and enquiries, call the Clinic during business hours on (02) 9850 8711.

Macquarie Medical Imaging Macquarie Medical Imaging (MMI) is a world-class integrated and innovative imaging practice, offering a comprehensive range of state-of-the-art medical imaging services. We offer: A continued commitment to delivering excellent service to all patients, bulk billing for all outpatient services for Macquarie University staff and students, extended opening hours – Monday to Friday and Saturday morning, immediate appointment times, the highest quality imaging and interpretation by teaching hospital radiologists. Where: Macquarie Medical Imaging, Macquarie University Hospital, Ground Floor, 3 Technology Place, Macquarie University. Open: Monday to Friday 8.30am – 5.30pm, Saturday 8.30am – 12 noon. Parking: Underground parking is available. Fees apply. Contact: For appointments and enquiries contact MMI during business hours on (02) 9430 1100 or [email protected]

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Macquarie University Foundation The Macquarie University Foundation office leads and supports the University’s fundraising endeavours as well as managing our leading Alumni relations program. This year, as we mark our 50th Anniversary in June, we look forward to celebrating this significant event with our valued donors, alumni and friends. We will share our 50th Anniversary celebration plans with you in the coming months, so if your contact details have changed recently, contact us on (02) 9850 4278 or [email protected] Your contribution can make a difference All donations to support the University’s teaching and academic excellence, research or clinical services such as the motor neurone disease research centre and Macquarie University Cancer research institute are tax deductable. Planned gifts are also received with appreciation. Connect with us today If you would like more information on the Macquarie University Foundation, contact Leann Meiers, Director of the Foundation Office on (02) 9850 1395 or [email protected]

A bequest can help secure the future The gift of a bequest to the University doesn’t require an immediate financial outlay. It can be taken into consideration – along with gifts for family and other causes – when people make their estate plans. If you would like to have a confidential discussion about making a bequest to Macquarie University, contact Anne Peedom on (02) 9850 1392 or [email protected] We encourage visitors to use sustainable transport options wherever possible. With a train station on campus and buses running from many areas of the city it has never been easier to use public transport to visit the University. If you wish to drive, parking is available at various locations on site. Parking fees apply and tickets can be purchased from machines in car parks (they accept coins only). You can find more information about the various transport options available as well as campus maps and car parking at our transport website mq.edu.au/transport

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