Griffith Wireless Network – Competition Winner

Congratulations to Mitchell Jacobs – the winner of our Griffith Wireless Network Competition.

Griffith wireless poll winner

Mitchell suggested that improvements be made to the wireless connections around G16  at the Gold Coast campus and expressed intermittent issues with wireless speed. Mitchell’s thorough and constructive comments won him a HP Officejet Pro 8500A printer.

Keep an eye out for our next poll on learning spaces, coming soon – there is another HP Officejet Pro 8500A up for grabs!


G10 installation of mobile phone antenna

Between 5.30 am and 10.00 am on Saturday, May 5 Optus will be onsite installing a mobile phone aerial to the  roof of G10.

Work will be completed by the time the library opens at 10.00 am so we’re not anticipating any impact on clients or staff.

Traffic control will be in place on University Drive as the mobile crane is installed onto the G11 construction site.

Further works will be undertaken from 6am on Tuesday, May 8 and continue throughout the day. High  impact works will be completed by 8.00 am.


ProQuest site maintenance this weekend

ProQuest will be performing infrastructure maintenance on Sunday, May 6th, 2012. A 12-hour maintenance window will be required for this maintenance. The window will take place from 12:00 noon to 12:00 midnight on Sunday.

All databases on the new ProQuest platform will be unavailable during this period.

This information has been reposted directly from a ProQuest maintenance email notification.


G10 internal cabling works commence May 1

Taking advantage of the time required for our site to dry out after the weekend drenching, Watpac will commence some early cabling works within G10 this week.

Cabling will take place from the small TER room on level 2 (2.24b) to the western (University Drive facing) facade of G10.

Work will take place between 5am and 8am each day with all works and cleanup to be completed by 8am.


Masters and Slaves – The Pets Battle

The Small Roomers will take on the momentous swathe of the literary canon, writing performance style pieces in response to the literary greats.

Is it possible for a world weary ex-con to be shocked by the Marquis De Sade? How does a young poetess from Surfers Paradise deal with her lyrical love affair with Springsteen? Can a young gay man see his reflection in Dorian Grey? Can a young woman from the Bayside really write a Kerouac inspired haiku to a hard core backing track?

Comic, inspired and challenging, see the Small Room Writers Collective push the envelope on the question of, who exactly are the creative writing masters, and who are the slaves?

The Small Room Writers Collective

The Small Room Writers Collective is an extra curricular student run collective based at Griffith University on the Gold Coast, dedicated to fostering a collegial and supportive atmosphere for young and emerging writers on campus and in the community.

The group host regular reading events on and off campus, featuring some Griffith Universities most promising authors.

When
Tuesday 22 May 2012, 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Where
The Learning Zone (2.31A&B), Library Building (G10), Griffith University, Gold Coast Campus
Register Online
Seats are limited, please register online at masters-slaves.eventbrite.com.au
Contact
Stefanie Jacobs, Events Coordinator, Email: s.jacobs@griffith.edu.au, Phone 37355567


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