Orientation Event
Welcome to CDU Alice Springs Orientation
| Presenter | CDU Alice Springs | |
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| Contact person | T: 08 8959 5311 E: alicesprings@cdu.edu.au | |
| Location |
CDU Alice Springs Arrernte Country 10 Grevillea Drive Alice Springs NT 0871 |
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| Open to | Students only | |
Are you a newly commencing student at the CDU Alice Springs campus?
You are invited to attend this welcome event to get you started right for Semester 2.
Activities include:
- Get an official welcome to CDU Alice Springs and have some free morning tea.
- Take a tour of the campus and meet our team of support services.
- Network with your fellow students and staff.
Register your place today and secure a limited Orientation welcome pack. Registered students who attend Orientation will also go in the draw to win the ultimate CDU starter pack!
If you live with a health condition or any kind of disability and require any additional support to fully participate in Orientation and in your studies, please let us know by emailing alicesprings@cdu.edu.au.
We will keep your information private and do everything we can to ensure you are set up for success from the very first day. We are committed to developing a fully inclusive community that is fully accessible to all staff, students and visitors with disabilities; a community characterised by dignified accessibility.
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