U3A Dunedin
| News and coming eventsPublic Forum “Transforming Cities into Active, Healthy and Sustainable Places”Friday 15th February 4pm Castle 2 This forum is open to public and free of charge. Please click here for fuller details Clocktower lawn picnicFriday 15 February, 5.30pm until 7.30pm The Vice-Chancellor writes "The picnic is a city-wide event for all ages, bringing together students, staff, alumni and the whole Dunedin community in a fun, informal celebration". Please click here for fuller details Great Scots: Otago Men and Women Who Shaped New ZealandProfessor Murray Rae - Sunday 3 February 2pm Toitū Otago Settlers Museum Dunedin Symphony OrchestraSunday 17th February 3pm 65 Hanover Street Please click here for more details 2019 World Book Day Lecture - “Reading beyond the Book”Associate Professor Katherine Bode (ANU) Archway 2 - Thursday, 7 March - 5:30pm Readers and Writers FestivalMay 9th to 12th Please click here for more details Parkinson Diagnostic Tool - Research Volunteers NeededPlease click here for fuller details 2018 McKinlay Oration available on lineProfessor Ken Brown's address from 28th November 2018 Please click here for fuller details Medical MarvelsExhibition at Special Collections - de Beer Gallery from 14th December Please click here for fuller details 2019 UK Universities TourPlease click here for fuller details University of Otago - Alumni EventsPlease click here for the link University of Otago - MagazinePlease click here for the link to the latest issue University of Otago - Continuing EducationPlease click here for the link University of Otago - Foundation TrustThe Foundation Trust receives and administers donations and bequests made to help advance the interests of the University, its staff and its students. Please click here for the link University of Otago - Open LecturesPlease click here for the link Dunedin Public Art GalleryPlease click here for the link Otago MuseumPlease click here for the link Toitu Otago Settlers MuseumPlease click here for the link Otago Decorative & Fine Arts Society | Golf club car parkPLEASE be very careful when driving through the car parks at the Golf Club and follow the arrows to avoid head-on confrontations. ParkingLeith Valley is a popular parking spot for people who used to park on the road now taken over by the cycle way. That doesn’t leave a lot of spaces for U3A — especially for our big courses. You can help the situation by car pooling. People who park on the clearway, opposite the Bowling Club, will likely be ticketed by DCC. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
