ALUMNI REUNION WEEkEND PROGRAM - University of Queensland

UQ Centenary
alUmni reUnion
weekend ProGram
JULY 2-4, 2010 St LUcia campUS

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InvItatIon
from the
vice-chanceLLor
in 1910, the University of Queensland
began as a university for ‘the people’,
and this still rings true 100 years on.
in our Centenary year, we recognise
‘the people’ – those staff, students
and alumni – who have contributed
to UQ’s transformation into a leading
higher education and researchintensive
institution with global reach
and impact.
We are especially proud of our
alumni and the valuable contributions
you are making in local, national and
international communities. the University
is also grateful for your support – both
philanthropic and reputational – which
has allowed us to flourish in our first 100
years, and which will see us continue on
this path in our second century.
the changes UQ has experienced
have been dynamic and diverse. i invite
you to celebrate a century of learning,
research and achievement during the
alumni reunion Weekend. a diverse
program of activities, events and reunions
is on offer. i look forward to seeing you
back on campus.
professor paul Greenfield ao
vice-chancellor of
the University of Queensland
HistoriCal HiGHliGHts
reConneCt in oUr Centenary year
1909
the University of Queensland is
established by an act of State
parliament to commemorate the
50th anniversary of Queensland’s
separation from the colony of
new South Wales. Government
house in George Street is
dedicated to University purposes.
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the University of QUeenslanD invites
yoU baCk to the st lUCia CampUs to
CatCh Up with olD frienDs, see what’s
ChangeD, anD enJoy a weekenD of
nostalgia, entertainment, anD
insight into the fUtUre of UQ.
Despite humble and challenging beginnings, UQ
has grown into one of the top 50 universities in
the world with over 40,000 students across 50
sites. as a UQ alumnus, you are part of a network
of over 180,000 alumni living and working in over
150 countries.
1910
the University is founded
officially when the
Queensland Government
Gazette publishes a notice
listing the 20 members of
the first UQ Senate.
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1911
eighty-three students,
including 23 women,
attend the first classes
in the faculties of arts,
Science and engineering.
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images: 1 Dr Geoffrey rush;
2 Governor-General Dr Quentin
Bryce ac; 3 Dr David malouf ao;
4 nobel Laureate professor peter
Doherty ac.
5 ipswich campus; 6 Gatton
campus; 7 St Lucia campus;
8 mayne medical School, herston.
1926
Dr James o’neil mayne and
his sister, miss mary emelia
mayne, provide £55,000 to
the Brisbane city council to
resume 210 acres of riverside
land at St Lucia to provide a
new site for the University.
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1948
the move from George
Street to St Lucia begins
and is completed in 1972.
We invite all alumni to celebrate a
century of learning and research that
has produced graduates such as nobel
Laureate professor peter Doherty ac,
oscar Winner Dr Geoffrey rush, Governor-
General Dr Quentin Bryce ac, and awardwinning
novelist Dr David malouf ao.
1990
the University of Queensland
consolidates with
Queensland agricultural
college (now UQ Gatton, a
1068ha campus 80km west
of Brisbane).
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Welcome
from the
Director of aLUmni
& commUnitY
reLationS
For 100 years alumni have played
a significant role in defining and
shaping The University of
Queensland.
as a UQ alumnus, you are part of a
network of over 180,000 alumni living
and working in over 150 countries. in our
centenary year, this reunion Weekend
presents an opportunity to celebrate and
honour our global alumni community.
come join in the celebrations,
share your story, and engage with the
University, as we move towards our
second century.
Lea Sublett
Director, alumni and community relations
THANK YOU
UQ would like to thank all
volunteers, supporters, and the
team behind UQ’s centenary
alumni reunion Weekend.
1999
UQ ipswich opens as one
of australia’s first totally
web-enabled campuses
and about 500 students
commence studies.
2010
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UQ celebrates 100 years
of learning, discovery
and engagement with its
celebration Day, oration
Series, alumni reunion
Weekend, and various other
events and activities.

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Premier sponsor
Peabody Energy
HIGHlIGHts
for more event information visit www.alumni.uq.edu.au/reunionweekend.
courting the Greats Gala Dinner
Saturday 3 July, 18:00 for 18:30 start,
UQ centre (27a), map ref K6, St Lucia campus, Brisbane
volunteer thank You Brunch
Sunday 4 July, 9:30, UQ centre (27a), map ref K6, St Lucia campus, Brisbane
an invitation only
brUnCh hosteD by viCe-
ChanCellor professor
paUl greenfielD ao.
Silver sponsor
Theme & Variations
this event is to thank and
acknowledge the support that our
volunteers provide to alumni groups,
schools, and faculties throughout
the University of Queensland.
image: UQ student volunteers
Jacradio will broadcast live from the Great
court, Saturday 3rd July 10:00-16:00.
a gala dinner for 500 guests hosted
by vice-chancellor professor paul
Greenfield ao.
the courting the Greats Gala
Dinner is the premier alumni event
of the centenary calendar. it will
bring together alumni and friends
to celebrate the global success of
the University of Queensland and
will recognise the achievements of
its alumni community. the guest list
for the event will include: the Great
minds of UQ; key business and
industry partners; supporters and
program includes interviews with UQ alumni, recollections of student
memories on campus, personal trivia, and a selection of music hits.
Bronze sponsor
Tynan Mackenzie
benefactors; UQ Senior executive; key
faculty/school staff; and friends of the
University.
the focus of the dinner will be to
announce the winners of UQ’s three
prestigious alumni awards: alumnus of
the Year; international alumnus of the
Year; and Young alumnus of the Year.
for more information, please
contact maree choenden-Dhongdue
on +61 7 3346 3166 or
uqalumni@uq.edu.au
Bronze sponsor
Staging Connections
miSSion criticaL:
meeting the Challenges anD opportUnities of the next 20 years
Saturday 3 July, 12:00-13:00, abel Smith Lecture theatre (23), map ref J7, St Lucia campus, Brisbane.
Public Lecture:
Professor Ove
Hoegh-Guldberg,
Queensland
Smart State
Premier’s Fellow
and Director
of the Global
Change Institute, The University
of Queensland.
one of the key characteristics of the
world today is the fact that it is
changing more rapidly than ever
before. Be that the number of people
this tour will provide you with an
informative commentary of the historic
subjects on the forgan Smith tower
friezes which depict scenes from
the foundation of the University of
Queensland. take a closer look at the
heraldry of British, australian and other
universities, and discover fascinating
insights on the grotesques, flora and
fauna subjects on the arches, and the
on the planet, the electronic gadgets
we have in our pockets or the food we
eat, the challenges and opportunities
are influencing every sector of our lives.
While there are certainly perils among
the changes, the ability to conquer the
problems and capitalise on the
opportunities will come down to
whether or not we are able to face the
future honestly and openly.
this lecture will explore the next
twenty years of australian history,
and will profile some of the exciting
research that could revolutionise what
happens next. part of the discussion
will centre on evidence that australia
is not facing up to these challenges
and is at risk of squandering significant
opportunities as a result. Be that said,
there is no doubt that the next twenty
years will be some of the most exciting
decades in australian and world history.
the lecture will run from 12:00-
12:45, followed by 10 minutes Q&a.
for more information, please
contact robert mackay-Wood
on +61 7 3346 9041 or
r.mackaywood@uq.edu.au
Changing things: a layman’s gUiDe
Saturday 3 July, 13:00-14:00, abel Smith Lecture theatre (23) map ref J7,
St Lucia campus, Brisbane.
Public Lecture: Graeme Wood
revolutionised the travel industry
in Australia when he created the
concept for, and co-founded,
Wotif.com in 2000.
from his simple and innovative
idea, Graeme pioneered the
company’s development into what is
now the Wotif Group, which employs
more than 400 people in offices
around the world. During his seven
years at the helm, Wotif.com became
one of australia’s most successful and
well-known online businesses, with
Graeme and the company winning
many accolades along the way,
including the 2008 Suncorp
Queenslander of the Year as well as a
variety of Business awards. in october
2007, Graeme retired from his role as
ceo and managing Director, but
continues to play a key strategic role in
the company as an executive Director
and also maintains a significant
financial interest.
Graeme continues to pursue his
interest in technology with his most
recent venture being the popular
australian news search engine
Wotnews.com.au.
toUr of the great CoUrt Carvings
Saturday 3 July, 14:00-15:00, meet at the information tent in the Great court (h8),
St Lucia campus, Brisbane
monumental figures of two famous
naturalists at the entrance to the
Goddard Building, before ending at
the michie Building where you will
learn about anthropology related
subjects and fauna relating to the
names of Brisbane suburbs. tour
conducted by Dr rhyl hinwood am,
who has created sculpture work in the
Great court since 1976.
in 2008 he
launched the
not-for-profit
Wild mob
creating
volunteering
opportunities in
wilderness conservation.
the philanthropic Graeme Wood
foundation supports the centre for
Youth Substance abuse research at
the University of Queensland and also
supports programs developing the
creative potential of young people in
the performing arts.
THIS IS A
TOUr NOT TO
BE MISSED!
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reUnion marQUee
at tHe Great CoUrt
catch up with your old friends on Saturday 3 July, 2010 (during
various timeslots).
those faculties hosting a reunion on the day, will be:
10:00-10:45
faculty of natural resources, agriculture and veterinary Science
– for more information, please contact
erin pearl on +61 7 5460 1229 or e.pearl@uq.edu.au
11:00-11:45
faculty of health Sciences –
for more information, please contact
Jennifer macnevin on +61 7 3346 5311
or j.macnevin@uq.edu.au
12:00-12:55
faculty of engineering, architecture & information technology
– for more information, please contact:
Susan Smith on +61 7 3346 7533 or s.smith@eait.uq.edu.au
13:00-13:45
UQ Science –
for more information, please contact
Karissa Douglass on +61 7 3346 9498 or k.douglass@uq.edu.au
14:00-14:55
faculty of engineering, architecture & information technology –
for more information, please contact:
Susan Smith on +61 7 3346 7533 or s.smith@eait.uq.edu.au
15:00-15:45
UQ Science – School of mathematics & physics –
for more information, please contact Stephanie Golding
on +61 7 3365 3427 or golding@physics.uq.edu.au
www.alumni.uq.edu.au/reunionweekend/reunions for more details.
UQ sPort
UQ Sport has the
experience and expertise
of running some of the
leading sporting venues
in Queensland. these venues offer a comprehensive array of
programs and events for the University and wider community
– including recreational sporting clubs, corporate sports,
kids, adults and elite athletes. through management of sport
facilities, UQ Sport:
– offers in excess of 380 physical activity programs at some
of the best venues in Queensland
– attracts over 20,000 participants in social sport,
recreation and college sport each year
– helps tackle the problems of childhood obesity by
involving thousands of children in a range of sporting
activities and programs
– is heavily involved in some of the largest sporting
competitions and events in australia.
UQ Sporting Tour – 12:00-13:00
check out the extensive sporting facilities on campus,
available to the Brisbane community and alumni all year
round. the tour departs from the UQ Sport tent in the Great
court at 12:00.
as a UQ alumnus, you can take advantage of all UQ Sport
products and services at concession prices. UQ Sport has
something for everyone.
to find out more, visit www.uqsport.com.au.
GettinG Here
Location UQ’s St Lucia campus is located on the river
at St Lucia. the eleanor Schonell Bridge links
the campus to Dutton park. this bridge is for
pedestrians, cyclists and buses.
PaRKinG free parking is available on campus all day.
check the map on the inside back cover for
parking locations.
BUSES Brisbane city council buses run regularly to
UQ’s St Lucia campus, including routes 109,
169, 209, 402, 411, 412, and 428. the UQ
bus stops are located at chancellor’s place
(map reference f9) and UQ Lakes (map
reference L9).
tRain UQ’s St Lucia campus is located between
the toowong and indooroopilly train stations,
and close to the park road and Dutton park
stations, with connecting buses to the
campus. from toowong station, take the
411 or 412 bus. from indooroopilly station,
take the 428 bus. from park road station
take buses 139, 169 or 209.
citY cat
FERRiES
alUmni marQUee
satUrday 3 JUly
our alumni community. visit the alumni marquee to purchase
UQ merchandise, pick up a book, or connect with some of
our alumni groups:
– alumni friends of the University of Queensland inc.
mini Book fair
– co-op Bookshop merchandise sales and Ben robertson,
author of the people’s University:100 Years of the
University of Queensland, will be signing copies of the
centenary publication from 14.30-15.00.
– faculty of arts Booth
– UQ Science Booth
– faculty of health Sciences and School of economics
display materials
sHUttle bUs
city cat ferries operate between apollo
road and St Lucia, approximately every
15 minutes.
inFoRMation for transport information, contact transLink
on 13 12 30 or visit www.translink.qld.gov.au
in the case of wet weather on the day,
all events will still take place.
a free shuttle bus service will be provided to transport guests to
alumni event venues around the St Lucia campus on Saturday
3 July, departing from University Drive every 30 minutes,
between 10:00-16:00. See map on inside back cover for Shuttle
Bus pick up and drop off points.
eateries – satUrday 3 JUly
Bar merlo from 9:00-15:00; Wordsmiths – the Writer’s café
from 8:00-15:00; pizza caffe from 11:00 – late; Boost Juice
9.30-17.00; mr Beans 10.00am – late; Subway and Souvlaki
hut will both be open from 9.30-17.00
entertainment in tHe Great CoUrt
During Queensland’s 150 th birthday celebrations, the public voted the University’s Great court a Queensland icon.
See for yourself, as this architectural masterpiece hosts an eclectic mix of live music (from our alumni community),
international food stalls, reunions, alumni services, and kids’ activities.
TIME ArTIST
10:00-16:00
CArNIVAL AT
THE GrEAT
COUrT
10:55-11:35
TrOPICAL
DANCE
OrCHESTrA
12:35-13:05
MArK CrYLE
AND THE
rEDEEMErS
13:25-13:55
THE GOLDEN
CIrCLES
14:15-14:45
STEVE CASE
15:15-16:00
UQ BIG BAND
satUrday ProGram (3 JUly)
Join us for a carnival celebration at the Great court,
featuring live music performances by UQ staff, students
and alumni, a reunion meeting hub, international food
stalls, kids activities and recreation sports demonstrations.
there will be an official welcome from the vice-chancellor
at 12:00.
the tropical Dance orchestra specialises in Brazilian
samba and bossa nova, french and italian jazz and
individual arrangements of swing standards with strings.
the orchestra’s sumptuous string sound provides a
distinctive experience rarely heard in live popular music
performance.
recently described by rhythms magazine as “one of
australia’s finest singer/songwriters”, mark cryle launched
his career with the band Spot the Dog. he has since
emerged as a force to be reckoned with, with his recent
release ‘house of cards’ voted folk alliance australia’s
cD of the year in 2009.
the Golden circles are a dynamic six piece Brisbane
band that play captivating, original and unpredictable
songs, which weave whimsical melodies with
unorthodox instrumentation and arrangements into their
own form of ethereal/lounge pop. featuring marimba,
violin, cornet, trombone, bass clarinet, drums, vocals
and unusual percussion.
Whether folk, country, blues or pop is your thing,
Steve case is a singer-songwriter who refuses to be
pigeonholed. armed only with his acoustic guitar and
harmonica, case’s compositions are renowned for
melodies that will remain in your head long after the final
curtain falls. case will be backed by extremely talented
vocalist Sarah collyer.
from Sinatra to michael Bublé, robbie Williams, Brian
Setzer and phil collins, the UQ BiG BanD is sure to add
some pizazz to the alumni celebrations. Directed by the
award-winning trumpet player clint allen, the band is due
to release its second cD in 2010.
www.uq.edu.au/centenary
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General ProGram
Whether you want to get involved, be entertained, or simply explore the campus and public facilities,
we invite you to join our alumni celebrations.
CoUrtinG tHe Greats
hiGhLiGhtS
for more information and to register, please visit www.alumni.uq.edu.au/reunionweekend/courting-the-greats-gala-dinner
DATE TIME EVENT LOCATION MAP rEF
3 July 18:00-22:30 courting the Greats Gala Dinner UQ centre (27a) K6
CUltUral
cULtUraL for more information and to register for one or more events, please visit www.alumni.uq.edu.au/reunionweekend/cultural
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2 July 10:30-17:00 classics past and present (history Display – open throughout
the weekend)
Level 3, michie Building (9) G8
2 July 11:00-16:00 the Social Life of things (anthropology museum exhibition) Level 2, michie Building (9) G8
3 July 10:00-16:00 100 Years: highlights from the University of Queensland art
collection (exhibition continues Sunday 4 July)
ColleGes
for more information and to register for one or more events, please visit www.alumni.uq.edu.au/reunionweekend/colleges
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2 July 18:30-22:30 Women’s college reunion Dinner (cost: Single $120; Double $200;
table of 10 $900)
the Women’s college 36h
2 July 19:00-21:30 Union college re-connection Dinner (invitation only – cost: $40) Union college 36J
3 July 10:00-16:00 Women’s college open Day the Women’s college 36h
3 July 14:30-16:30 Duchesne college alumnae association high tea (cost: $30) Duchesne college 36G
3 July 16:00-19:00 international house alumni twilight tapas (cost: $25) international house (36a) D6
3 July 18:30-23:30 cromwell college 60th anniversary Dinner (invitation only –
cost: $110)
3 July 19:00-23:30 Grace college 40th anniversary reunion Dinner (invitation only –
cost $65)
James and mary emelia mayne centre
(11) – UQ art museum
3 July 10:00-16:00 the Social Life of things (anthropology museum exhibition) Level 2, michie Building (9) G8
3 July 10:00-12:00 QU regiment and QU Squadron ceremony (to unveil sculptured
badges)
3 July 10:00-21:00 UQ centenary film festival – presented by the faculty of Social and
Behavioural Sciences
the Great court, in front of the parnell
Building (7)
hillstone St Lucia, St Lucia Golf Links,
carawa Street, St Lucia, Brisbane
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Grace college (36) B8
4 July 10:30-15:30 cromwell college thanksgiving Service and Lunch (invitation only) cromwell college 36B
4 July 11:30-14:00 emmanuel college alumni family BBQ emmanuel college 36D
4 July 11:45-15:00 Grace college thanksgiving Service and BBQ Lunch (cost: $12.50) Grace college (36) B8
G7
h9
cinema 2, Schonell theatre (22) K7
3 July 10:30-16:00 public reading: “the Georgics” of the roman poet virgil (70-19 Bc) room 388, Goddard Building (8) G8
4 July 10:00-16:00 the Behan Legacy: the Stuartholme-Behan collection of australian
art (exhibition continues until 12 September 2010)
4 July 13:00-14:00 free curator talk by michele helmrich – 100 Years: highlights from
the University of Queensland art collection
4 July 14:00-16:00 Lecture by alastair Blanshard on “tyrants and tyrannicides”
(cost: $5 – payable at the door)
James and mary emelia mayne centre
(11) – UQ art museum
G7
James and mary emelia mayne centre
(11) – UQ art museum
G7
room 139, Goddard Building (8) G8
edUCational
for more information and to register for one or more events, please visit www.alumni.uq.edu.au/reunionweekend/educational
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2 July 9:30-12:30 Latin and Greek 1911 examination paper competition room 323, michie Building (9) G8
2 July 15:30-17:00 public Debate: are australian mines Ultimately Sustainable? are We
prospering now and paying tomorrow? (Dr Stefan hajkowicz)
2 July 18:00-19:00 UQ centenary School of Biomedical Sciences public Lecture
(professor ronald J Quinn am)
3 July 10:00-12:00 talks and tours at the australian institute of Bioengineering &
nanotechnology (list of speakers available online)
abel Smith Lecture theatre (23) J7
QBi auditorium,
Queensland Brain institute (79)
australian institute for Bioengineering
& nanotechnology (75)
3 July 10:30-17:00 psychology open Day mcelwain psychology Building (24a) J6
3 July 10:30-14:30 inside the Queensland Brain institute Queensland Brain institute (79) G10
3 July 11:00-15:00 Building peace in our region (public forum) terrace room (613),
Sir Llew edwards Building (14)
i5
3 July 12:00-13:00 mission critical: meeting the challenges and opportunities
of the next 20 Years (professor ove hoegh-Guldberg)
abel Smith Lecture theatre (23) J7
3 July 13:00-14:00 changing things: a Layman’s Guide. a presentation by
Graeme Wood, philanthropist and co-founder of wotif.com
abel Smith Lecture theatre (23) J7
3 July 13:00-16:00 tours of the engineering precinct (tours will depart the reunion
marquee in the Great court at 13:00 and 15:00)
hawken engineering Building (50) i11
3 July 14:00-16:00 celebrating education at UQ: making a Difference
(Displays & artworks)
Kathleen room,
the University of Queensland club (41),
41 Staff house road
3 July 15:00-17:00 Languages at Work (presentation) – list of speakers available online abel Smith Lecture theatre (23) J7
3 July 15:00-16:00 the forgan Smith: Life and times of the premier Building on the
St Lucia campus (Lecture – professor clive moore & Book Sale)
4 July 11:00-12:00 from pitch to WiggleZ: the first hundred Years
(public Lecture – professor andrew White)
reUnions
G10
h11
room e109, forgan Smith Building (1) i7
J9
room 222, parnell Building (7) h9
for more information and to register for one or more events, please visit www.alumni.uq.edu.au/reunionweekend/reunions
DATE TIME EVENT LOCATION MAP rEF
2 July 14:00-17:00 UQ Library Staff reunion Social Sciences & humanities Library,
Duhig Bldg (12)
J7
3 July 10:00-10:45 faculty of natural resources, agriculture and veterinary Science
reunion
reunion marquee, the Great court h8
3 July 10:30-16:00 chemistry and molecular Biosciences alumni reunion Day podium, Level 3, chemistry
Building (68)
h10
3 July 11.00-11.45 faculty of health Sciences reunion reunion marquee, the Great court h8
3 July 12:00-12:55 faculty of engineering, architecture & information technology reunion reunion marquee, the Great court h8
3 July 13:00-13:45 UQ Science reunion reunion marquee, the Great court h8
3 July 13:30-16:00 UQ music alumni reunion (cost: $10 – payable at the Door) nickson room – School of music,
Level 4 Zelman cowen Buiding (51)
J9
3 July 14:00-14:55 faculty of engineering, architecture & information technology reunion reunion marquee, the Great court h8
3 July 15:00-15:45 UQ Science – School of mathematics & physics reunion reunion marquee, the Great court h8
3 July 16:30-18:30 UQ Science alumni reunion reception (invitation only) Level 6, the terrace room,
Sir Llew edwards Building (14)
3 July 17.30-22.00 UQ 50 Years of pharmacy alumni reunion (cost: $69) the pharmacy australia centre of
excellence, Level 4, 20 cornwall St,
Woolloongabba
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UQ sPort
UQ for Sport more information and to register for one or more events, visit www.alumni.uq.edu.au/reunionweekend/uqsport
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3 July 11:15-12:00 experience active tribes: activity circuit for 4-12 years the Great court h8
3 July 12:00-13:00 UQ Sporting tour (Walking) Leaving from the UQ Sport tent,
the Great court
h8
3 July 12:00-12:30 UQ Sport tango Demonstration the Great court h8
3 July 12.30-13:15 experience active tribes: activity circuit for 4-12 years the Great court 95 h8
3 July 12:30-13:00 UQ Sport feldenkrias method – Bones for Life Demonstration the Great court h8
3 July 13:15-13:45 UQ Sport capoeira Brazilian martial arts Demonstration the Great court h8
3 July 13:45-14:30 experience active tribes: activity circuit for 4-12 years the Great court h8
3 July 14:30-15:00 UQ Sport Swing Dance Demonstration the Great court h8
3 July 15:00-15:45 experience active tribes: activity circuit for 4-12 years the Great court h8
3 July 15:00-17:00 premier rugby match: UQ vs. Brothers playing field 5 (29a),
Sir William mcGregor Drive
4 July 15:00-17:00 premier football (Soccer) match: UQ vs. Slacks creek playing field 3,
Sir William mcGregor Drive
otHer aCtivities
for more information and to register for one or more events, visit www.alumni.uq.edu.au/reunionweekend/otheractivities
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2 July 18:00-23:30 engineering alumni celebration Dinner (invitation only) the Long room, customs house,
399 Queen Street, Brisbane
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2 July 18:30-0:00 centenary Gala Dinner for Business, economics and tourism
preeminent alumni (invitation only – cost: $50)
3 July 10:00-16:00 alumni friends of the University of Queensland inc.
mini Book fair
Grand Ballroom, Sofitel hotel, Level 2,
249 turbot Street, Brisbane
alumni marquee, the Great court h8
3 July 10:00-16:00 Jacradio Live Broadcast from the Great court the Great court h8
3 July 10:00-16:00 carnival at the Great court the Great court h8
3 July 10:30-12:00 economics alumni morning tea Level 1, colin clark Building (39) i5
3 July 11:00-15:00 UQ School of medicine centenary fair emmanuel college 36D e13
3 July 14:00-15:00 tours of the Great court carvings (Walking) tour leaves from the information tent in
the Great court
4 July 9:30-11:00 volunteer thank You Brunch (invitation only) UQ centre (27a) K6
4 July 10:00-17:00 open house and high tea (3:30pm) at old Government house, QUt
(includes tours at 13:00, 13:45, 14:30)
4 July 17:40-19:00 alumni friends of the University of Queensland inc. reception
(invitation only – event full)
visit www.uq.edu.au/centenary/share-your-story
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