Tiffany Kwong, First female member of the Union, graduates JD(Syd)

“I feel extremely blessed and lucky to be a member of St Paul’s during my final year of my degree, the support, care and guidance I received from the College shaped me into who I am today” said Tiffany on news of her graduation as a Juris Doctor of the University of Sydney. Tiffany was the first female student enrolled at St Paul’s College and the first student admission to Graduate House. As a result she was accorded the honour of becoming the first young woman to be a Pauline and member of St Paul’s College Union, confirmed at a ceremony in Graduate House in September 2019. Tiffany has also been awarded a 2020 Amy Louise Hart Scholarship, a prize awarded by the College to Graduate House members with the highest semester average mark in the preceding semester. Tiffany is currently doing an internship in the Beijing Representative Office of

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Pre-Tertiary Mentoring Program for HSC Students

College is thrilled to be able to support a new initiative developed by current Paulines Jake Slaytor and Max Glanville; threefourfive.  threefourfive is a completely free online mentoring service for Year 12 students to help them navigate their way through the disruptions caused by the outbreak of COVID-19. The HSC is hard enough on its own, let alone when there is unprecedented disruption to all aspects of daily life. The program takes place on Skype or Zoom, and each high school student is paired with a volunteer university student mentor who leads a short, regular and meaningful one-to-one conversation which encourages motivation, goal setting and planning. By having mentors who have recently completed the HSC and are practically the same age as themselves, students are able to feel more comfortable talking about their progress and work, as their mentors are relatable and can provide relevant advice. Importantly, all of our mentors

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ANZAC Day Service

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Installation Service for the 12th Warden of St Paul’s

On Saturday 29 February the wider Pauline community gathered to celebrate the commissioning and installation of the new Warden. Following his prior years as a Pauline student and as a Fellow on the College Council, the Reverend Dr Ed Loane cemented his commitment to College when he was formally installed as the 12th Warden of St Paul’s by the Right Reverend Dr Michael Stead, Bishop of South Sydney. More than 250 students and friends of College attended the Chapel Service, jointly led by Bishop Stead and the College Chaplain, Reverend Antony Weiss. The Director of Music, Mr David Drury, conducted several uplifting hymns with the College Choir. Following readings by Miss Eveline Dwyer on behalf of Graduate House, and Mr Harry Croker on behalf of the Undergraduate community, the Deputy Chairman of Council, the Reverend Andrew Sempell, presented Dr Loane to Bishop Stead. Dr Loane knelt before the Bishop and

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Appointment of St Paul’s College Dean of Undergraduates

10 February 2020 The Warden of St Paul’s is delighted to announce the appointment of Casey White as St Paul’s College’s first full-time Dean of Undergraduates. Casey is an award-winning education leader with extensive experience in collegiate communities and strategically implementing improvements for student experience. His passion for the development of young adults in university colleges arose from his own formative experience in college as an undergraduate. Since then he has served in many collegiate roles including Sub-Dean, Dean of Residents and Dean of Students at colleges in both Canberra and Sydney. He has also taken leadership roles in college advancement with great success in building philanthropic activity and enhancing alumni relations. In recent years he has been developing strategic and innovative programs to improve residential life for university accommodation services, including at Sydney University. His belief in the benefits of a distinctly collegiate education, however, attracted him away from

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St Paul’s seeks Dean of Undergraduates applications

St Paul’s College is seeking an outstanding Dean of Undergraduates to lead the College’s growing undergraduate community, contribute to the provision of a world-class collegiate experience within the University of Sydney, lead the undergraduate community staff team, and champion a culture of inclusion and respect for all. The Dean will support academic, broader intellectual, cultural, sporting, spiritual, community service and social activities within the undergraduate community, as well as contribute to alumni and other stakeholder engagement. Reporting to the Warden, and contributing as part of the senior staff of the College to the development of the whole College community, the Dean will work to ensure efficient management of the undergraduate community’s operations and finances. The Dean will also work to promote St Paul’s College as a preferred destination for students of diverse backgrounds from metropolitan and non-metropolitan NSW, interstate, and overseas. This is a significant appointment requiring leadership skills, a

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The Reverend Dr Max Wood appointed to St Paul’s College Council

The St Paul’s College Council is delighted to announce the appointment of the Reverend Dr Max Wood as a Council Fellow. Following the recent casual vacancy resulting from the appointment of the 12th Warden of St Paul’s College, the Council unanimously resolved to invite Revd Dr Wood to re-join Council. Revd Dr Max Wood accepted the invitation and will officially commence as a Council Fellow from Wednesday 15 January, 2020. Revd Dr Wood had previously served the College community as a Fellow from April 2015 to November 2018, when the modernised St Paul’s College Act 2018 reduced the number of Fellows from 18 to 12. During his tenure, Revd Dr Wood made an integral contribution towards the planning and commencement of the Ivan Head and Graduate House Buildings. “It is a great honour to be welcomed back to St Paul’s to serve as a Fellow for the benefit of the

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Grisp mentor program continues to grow

Mentors of current students gathered at the College on 21 October to celebrate the growth of the Grisp program. The program has grown to facilitate the partnering of 32 mentors and students in their penultimate or final year of university. The mentors are old Paulines and their work colleagues, with experience in their respective fields, who are keen to help third or fourth years with the often difficult transition from academia to practice. Mentors and their students joined formal dinner to socialise and to hear from the Sub-Warden, Dr Mark Schembri, on the mutual benefits of developing relationships built on practical work place skills. The Sub-Warden emphasised the importance of community and belonging which accompanies a mentoring relationship. The Grisp program endeavours to support the provision of ongoing professional mentoring and advice for students of St Paul’s College. It offers a platform where past and present residents of the College

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