ASA News

ASA thanked their volunteer class advocates and event volunteers by hosting an awards party on the evening of Friday 13th October. 

Voting has closed and the resuts are announced.

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At the AGM on 26th July, the executive announced a changed to the executive structure, honoraria payable and election timeframe. More info: 
https://asa.ac.nz/executive/elections 

Our latest newsletter is packed full with all you need to know for the first 6 weeks of semester.  Read it here.

We farewelled Jordan Anderson at the end of semester one and we wish him well in his new graduate position in the real world. We welcome Angela King and Michyla Nixon to our team from Monday 17th July. 

General executive members Mooskaa Khattak and Ryan Aston have resigned from the ASA executive team as at the end of semester one.  These positions will be filled as part of the 2018 executive election.

Police hope a series of videos they have developed about reporting sexual assault will help victims to come forward.

At last we have an explanation for the dubious 2014 decision to erect a great big golden chook wing in the courtyard between Quads A and B.

What a fantastic Oweek - enjoy our recap!

We've just published our latest newsletter. Click here to read it (and past editions!)

Our latest newsletter will tell you everything you need to know for Orientation and the return to study. 

The Male Muslim Prayer Room on the Oteha Rohe Campus is being relocated from Building 117.03 to Building 52.09, effective 27th February.

NZUSA have recently met with Studylink and have sent us the following information:

ASA is proud to announce that Dr Frederick Lam has been voted "Lecturer of the Year" for 2016.

The students' choice awards for the best of the best lecturers on the Albany campus was held on Friday 17th November. 

Read all about how Stress Busters save the day at Massey Albany. 

The results from the 2016 election of the 2017 ASA Executive can be viewed here. 

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Read all about our 2017 ASA Executive candidates here. And if you've not already signed up to join the ASA on this website, make sure you do so ahead of the election to make voting for your preferred candidates so much quicker!