Law Revision Campaign
DUSA is working to have recently abolished Law Faculty Revision Weekends reinstated for off-campus law students. It is our aim to ensure students are also given the opportunity to fulfill PLS requirements during those weekends. ... Almost a full year since Revision Weeknds were officially cancelled. How have your results compared this year to last? Let us know what sort of impact their withdrawal has had on your studies.
Signatures: 7
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Bree - Waurn Ponds VP
(Waurn Ponds Campus, Australia)
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Calida Howarth
(Blackburn, Australia)
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| #3 |
Jennifer Gibson
(South Yarra, Australia)
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| #4 |
Kim Ogden
(Wynyard, Australia)
Law Revision Weekends are a vital and integral part of a Deakin Law Degree. They provide sudents with face to face contact with academic staff and fellow students, allowing many complex law issues to 'gel' and come together for students. Deakin University prides itself on the level of integration and support that the University offers it's off-campus students, however by removing this valued opportunity Deakin is taking away the edge that Deakin Law students obtain through their physical interaction with lecturers and staff. |
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Sarah Dewitt
(Ivanhoe, Australia)
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Cayla Edwards
(Burwood, Australia)
Every student needs time and opportunity to revise and prepare for assessment. Students having an opportunity to get together and revise is really inportant. Many of us learn by discussing new ideas, and hearing other points of view. Law revision weekends also provide a valuable opportunity for off-campus students to meet and engage with their peers and the University community. |
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Nina Springle
(Box Hill Sth, Australia)
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