UFT e-news 2009 #32

1. Semester Two Results
2. Re-enrolment - December
3. UFT Office Closure Christmas Break
4. Parliament of the World’s Religions 2009
5. The Trading Circle is a Fair Trade project

1. Semester Two Results
Second Semester results will be released to students on Thursday 10 December, 2009.  The results will be posted to students.

2. Students are encouraged to re enrol by Thursday December 17. 
Intensive units may have an earlier closing date and students should check the unit prescription in the 2010 UFT Handbook. CH228/328 enrolment must be completed by the 17th December 2009. Unit BV344/44 enrolment must be completed 11 January and DP/DRE116  by 21 January, 2010. Re-enrolment forms for 2010 are available on  www.mcd.edu.au>students>forms>coursework and can also be downloaded from UFT website www.uft.edu.au>important links> Forms from MCD.   
Forms may also be collected from the CTM reception area located on the ‘Essay Submission Cabinet’.  Completed forms can be left in the submission cabinet, posted or sent via email.  Final day for 2010 enrolment is Thursday 11 February 2010.  However, students are urged to enrol before the final day. Late applications will not be accepted.

3. The UFT office closes for Christmas on Friday 18 December and will  open in 2010 on Monday January 4.

4. Parliament of the World’s Religions 2009
3 - 9 December 2009 For details go to http://www.parliamentofreligions.org/
Spiritual Companionship: Listening with a Grateful Heart
December 4, 2:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m., Room 216
Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre (MCEC)
If you are not attending the Parliament and will be in the Melbourne area on Sunday evening, December 6, 6 p.m., please join us for a FREE “musical, poetic and artistic exploration of Psalm 23” with Cameron Semmens at One Community Church, 184 Surrey Road, Blackburn, VIC.

5. The Trading Circle is a Fair Trade project focussed on economic justice for women, initiated by the Good Shepherd Sisters as a creative response to poverty. Working in partnership with women from Africa, Asia and Latin America, the Trading Circle markets and sells handcrafts made by the women from these regions of the world. If you are looking for Christmas gifts you will find a great range at the Trading Circle Shop at 261 Victoria Street, Abbotsford, (just past the railway bridge heading east) - or shop online at www.thetradingcircle.com.au