ACUMA Incorporated:
Representing higher education campus service organisations in Australia & New Zealand

BACKGROUND
• What is ACUMA?
• Governance
• The industry
• ACUMA membership
• ACUMA awards
• ACUMA alliances

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• Introduction
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• VSU Impact Study
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• Annual conference
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- Resource Library
• Outline & introduction
• Codes of conduct
• Conduct of elections
• Constitutions
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• Items in the press
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Quarterly ACUMA Newsletter for the campus service industry in Australia and New Zealand

Quarterly ACUMA newsletter

The ACUMA Newsletter is a quarterly publication, produced and provided to ACUMA Incorporated members.

ACUMA Newsletter, Issue 1 2009

Issue 1 of the ACUMA Incorporated Newsletter for 2009 can be downloaded using the links below; you can download either the entire newsletter as a single pdf file, or you can download individual pages.

Complete newsletter

• ACUMA newsletter issue 1: complete
  - 6.8mb, pdf
• ACUMA newsletter issue 1: flash book

Individual pages

• ACUMA newsletter page 1
  - Prepare for a new era
• ACUMA newsletter page 2
  - Update from the ACUMA President; ACUMA Inc in 2009 and beyond
• ACUMA newsletter page 3
  - Updates; farewells; leadership
• ACUMA newsletter page 4
  - 2008 ACUMA Awards for Excellence in Campus Service; 2008 ACUMA Conference wrap-up
• ACUMA newsletter page 5
  - 2009 ACUMA Conference; 2008 Conference feedback; Australasian Education and International Students
• ACUMA newsletter page 6
  - Bradley Review of Higher Education in Australia - key recommendations; ACUMA Resource Library
• ACUMA newsletter page 7
  - VSU Impacts (Voluntary Student Unionism Legislation); ACUMA email lists; 2009 ACUMA Board
• ACUMA newsletter page 8
  - ACUMA Incorporated Membership

Receipt of the Newsletter is automatic upon membership.

Submissions to the ACUMA Newsletter and Resource Library

Reference documents, articles & newsletter content

ACUMA members and associates are encouraged to make submissions for inclusion in the ACUMA newsletter.

Submissions may take the form of any of the following:

• news from your campus or university
• innovations in your field
• self-produced articles
• items found in the press

To submit an item for consideration, please email it directly to admin.acuma(at)acuma.org.au.

ACUMA Incorporated
Locked Bag 1333
Launceston
Tasmania 7250
T: (03) 6324 3974
F: (03) 6324 3670