Hi everyone,
I’m Murat Demir, your international students rep for 2017, and in case you’re
interested there will be a formal swap with Jesus on the 3rd of March;
tickets for formal cost £9.20 at Jesus. Send me a message (fmd34) if you wanna come along (doesn’t matter if you’re an international or not)
and I’ll get back to you with more details as soon as possible. Thanks!
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PINK WEEK BALL – TICKETS RELEASED TUESDAY 22 NOVEMBER
Come with us to a top secret location for a very very PINK night of revelry & dancing all in aid of breast cancer charities.
At least 50% of all Pink Week Ball proceeds go straight to charity & last year raised an amazing £15,000. But this year we are back… BIGGER and BETTER.
Tickets go on sale 22nd November at £85 and are expected to sell out fast, so make sure you don’t miss out!
Check out our Facebook event for details on how to get your hands on a ticket: https://www.facebook.com/events/681817691985656/
Pink Week is proud to be partnered with Uber – they’ve just launched in Cambridge, and they’re offering all new users free £15 in credit if you use the promo code “PINKWEEK”. Not only does this get you £15 credit, but Uber will donate £5 to Pink Week for everyone who uses the code – what is there not to like?!?!
#WeBelieveInACure
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The SBR alongside with Camfed would like to invite you to a charity event for International Woman’s Day at 7:30 pm on the 8th of March in the Fisher building.7:30 – Dirac Room – Introductory talk7:45 – Dirac Room – Screening of ‘Where the Water Meets the Sky’.8:45 – Fisher Building Foyer – Wine ReceptionCamfed is an international non-profit organization tackling poverty and inequality by supporting marginalized girls to go to school and succeed, and empowering young women to step up as leaders of change. – See more at:https://camfed.org/#sthash.tfNHfbAw.dpufWe will have a quick introductory talk, in the Dirac Room, from Sarah Winfield who works with Camfed to give us some context of the five countries in which Camfed works. Then we will show a screening (1 hr) of ‘Where the Water Meets the Sky’ – See more at: https://camfed.org/latest-news/films/where-water-meets-sky/Lastly, we will be hosting a wine reception in the fisher building foyer where you will be time to approach members of Camfed with questions.If you wish to make a donation on the night you will be able to charge it to your college bill.
The upcoming events are as follows (events exclusive to this week are in bold):
Women’s Public Speaking – Tuesday 2nd at 19:00
Debating Workshop – Wednesday 3rd at 19:00
Jiu Jitsu (self-defence) – Wednesday 3rd at 19:30. Tickets cost £4.50 for members and their guests, and £6.50 for non-members.
This House Would Have No Diplomatic Relations With Iran – Thursday 4th at 19:30; members’ discussion group at 16:30
Zumba – Friday 5th at 17:00. Tickets cost £2 for members and £5 for non-members.
Super Bowl Party – Sunday 7th at 21:00. Tickets cost £5 in advance and £7 on the door.
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Hey there!
Some of you may remember the incredibly successful college family scheme run every year by the JCR committee. Well, this year is no exception! We’ve just started taking applications for being a college parent, and have sent an email out to all of the undergraduates to prove it.
If you would like to be a college parent, and are just going in to the second year (or above!) of your course, this is your lucky day! Click here to register you and your college spouse for the scheme!
Any queries, please contact our acting computing officer Ben Whitby, at btw30@cam.ac.uk.
If you’re interested in taking part in a free trial of an app that
provides access to all Cambridge University Press (CUP) mathematics
textbooks for 8 weeks, you will get prioritised access if you complete
this survey: http://goo.gl/forms/Zz46e57v7L [1]. There is no guarantee
the trial will take place – it depends on the results of market
research.
Bibliotech’s app has two unique customer value propositions:
* Utilising a unique business model to offer e-textbooks to students
cheaper than ever before
* A search engine that allows students to search through multiple
textbooks at once for a particular concept
Supervisor – 3 weeks in July and/or 2 or 3 weeks in August
We welcome applications from everyone but are particularly looking for male candidates.
The Job: Supervisor of international students aged 14–18.
The Dates: 28th June – 18th July and/or 25th July – 15th August and/or 2nd August – 15th August.
NB: There will be 1 or 2 days prior to the course start dates dedicated to staff training
The Pay: £250 per week
The Free Stuff: Free accommodation in a Cambridge college; free breakfast & dinner.
The Perks: Weekend excursions across the UK including places such as London, Stratford-upon-Avon, Brighton and Oxford plus more, cinema and theatre trips, access to sports facilities and equipment.
The ideal applicant would have experience of working with teenagers, a good knowledge of Cambridge city, and would be outgoing, hard-working and reliable. Supervisory staff are also expected to have the skills necessary to organise fun, inclusive and educational activities on campus and around Cambridge.
More information about the summer school programmes can be found at www.reachcambridge.com
HOW TO APPLY
Applicants should download an application form from http://www.reachcambridge.com/supervisor-recruitment-2015 and send a completed copy, along with a CV, to Flossie Waite at flossie@reachcambridge.com by 30th April. Applicants are encouraged to submit applications ASAP as interview spaces are limited. Successful candidates will then be contacted for interview; interviews will take place the week beginning 4th May.
Job offers will be dependent on a reference and you will also be required to undergo a DBS check.