Neurodiversity CoP events that I am a bit late in promoting!
Apologies if you encounter these after they happened. I was a bit slow off the mark in promoting them.
Apologies if you encounter these after they happened. I was a bit slow off the mark in promoting them.
Yeah this event has passed, but it’s a good chance to alert you to the fact that pop-up celebrations like this are actually quite common on […]
Surely the presence of free food and fun is all you need to know here? Clicking the image will take you to registration.
Nina and Ellaine from International Student Services (ISS) provided me a brief report on the mid-semester Soccer and BBQ event they held recently. More such events […]
Learn simple, evidence-based habits to strengthen your mental health with Professor Nick Titov in this free Big 5 webinar ahead of World Mental Health Day. If […]
Mid-semester break – 2 weeks to get done anything you didn’t get done in the previous 8. Just a super quick message to wish everyone a […]
Think we’d restrict R U OK? Day and Wellbeing Week celebrations to just one week? Surprise! R U OK? Day activities kicked off yesterday (10th September). […]
It takes a village to raise a child and a team to run BetterU (i’m not really sure of the child reference). Because I manage the […]
Flinders University’s Neurodiversity Community Program is inviting you to vote on fun, creative, and sensory-friendly event ideas—your input will help decide which activities come to life […]
Join Flinders’ Neurodiversity Community Program for inclusive, peer-led sessions that tackle procrastination and uni challenges with creative, supportive, and neurodivergent-friendly strategies. Flinders University’s Neurodiversity Community […]
Sustainability Week kicks off today (2nd September). Get involved with events across 3 days. ‘Join the sustainability crew across our campuses for three vibrant days of […]
Flinders is celebrating R U OK? Day 2025 with events across multiple campuses from 10–26 September, inviting everyone to start meaningful conversations that could change a […]
I’ve been at Flinders long enough to know that any activities involving dogs are winners with students. They must know it as well because the Library […]
Three days of hands‑on workshops, creative upcycling, and community connection. Sustainability Week 2025 at Flinders is looking like a good one! 🌳Celebrate Sustainability Week 2025 at […]
Boost Your Wellbeing While Building Your Future! (that is kinda corny, but let’s go with it) Have you logged into CareerHub this week? There’s a great […]
Climate distress is a rational response to an irrational situation, and through connection, care, and collective action, we can turn overwhelm into momentum. Climate Week is […]
A fantastic offering from the Careers crew for Health and Community Service students, to practice your job interview skills. Get ready to sharpen your interview skills […]
Join the Flinders University team for the 2025 City-Bay Fun Run to receive a discounted registration, a free running singlet, and access to an 8-week training […]
Escape the exam grind on Wednesday, July 2 with a 10-minute VR meditation—drop in anytime between 10:00am and 3:30pm, relax, and return ready to focus. Exams […]
A one-day national forum in Adelaide on 29 August 2025 will explore disability and employment systems in Australia and Spain, featuring international guest Marta Navarro Milián […]
Better U’s new Wellbeing in Practice series has launched. We ran our first session during Wellbeing Week (video and slides available) and are planning new sessions. […]
Celebrate National Volunteer Week by connecting communities through volunteering at Flinders Oasis or finding opportunities near you! Did you know it’s National Volunteer Week? This year, […]
Even when life feels overwhelming, gratitude can offer a gentle shift in perspective—not as a fix, but as a way to see what’s still good. During […]
Learn about heavy menstrual bleeding, its impact, and how to provide better support in this free online event featuring healthcare experts and a lived-experience patient. Did […]