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any particular denomination" should be taught, nor would any attempt be made to attach students to any particular denomination. The
College was to be "undenominational". The other elements of the college's role, envisaged in 1887, were to provide "domestic supervision" and "efficient assistance in preparing for university lectures and examinations".
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well-equipped to help out others. The RAs help staff and House
Committee with many events and College initiatives and are a point of contact for all students. They also assist with the safety and security of the College and are on call for emergencies after hours. They work with the Dean of Students to ensure that everyone at College feels at home
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meeting was held to discuss the desirability of establishing a residential college for women. Over the course of the next five years, funds were raised enabling the college to open in March 1892 in temporary accommodation in "Strathmore", a rented house in Glebe. It had four resident and four non-resident (or affiliate) students.
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College began in 1936, with the construction of the new Williams wing. Named in honour of Susie Jane Williams, the immediate past Principal (1919–1934), it was officially opened by Lady Wakehurst on 6 July 1937, and provided accommodation to 85 students. Further growth in
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The 1887 meeting resolved that the college not be attached to a religious denomination, and that the
Colleges' Endowment Act of 1854, which provided for the establishment of the denominational men's colleges, should be subject to the provision that "no religious catechism or formulary distinctive of
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The House
Committee is led by the Senior Student. She occupies the highest-ranking student position in the College. Usually a student in her third or fourth year, is a member of the Women's College Council and reports on student activities to Council at its meetings throughout the year. The College
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The Grace Frazer Award (est. 1892) is an academic entrance prize given to the student or students who enter the
College in their first year of tertiary study with the highest ATAR in their College fresher cohort. It was endowed by Marie Florence (Mrs Charles Burton) Fairfax, who was a member of the
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In 1889 a college for women within the
University of Sydney was established and endowed by an Act of the NSW Parliament. This was the culmination of a process that began in 1887 when, six years after the formal admission of women to the University of Sydney "in complete equality with men", a public
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Each year Women's
College students in third year and above are invited to participate in a mentoring program which matches students with mentors from a range of industries sourced from both the Women's College Alumnae and contacts external to College. Based on establishing personal contact between
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The
College admits between 70 and 100 students annually, in a competitive admissions process which involves a formal application and interview. The process is rolling throughout the year, and applications are accepted for students wishing to enter first year at the University of Sydney, as well as
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The Women's
College offers a number of scholarships for resident students on the basis of merit and financial need. Scholarships are available to students from government schools, rural areas, Indigenous and Torres Strait Islander backgrounds, post graduate medical students and students aiming to
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The Council is the governing body of the Women's College. It consists of ten elected councillors, a Treasurer, and four ex-officio councillors. These ex-officio councillors are: the Principal of the College, the Senior Student of the College, the President of the Women's College Alumnae, and the
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The Senior Common Room (SCR) is the group of senior students at College. Membership is extended to all students in fourth year of university and above, and all members have access to the SCR: a secure air-conditioned room with comfortable seating and study facilities, where members often work.
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The College has a strong record of philanthropy. The funds to erect the original Sulman & Power building and to bring the college into being, were raised largely by The Ladies' Committee, formed immediately following the original 1887 meeting. Its President was Lady Carrington (wife of the
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The Women's College is one of two all-female residential colleges at The University of Sydney. It accommodates approximately 280 students accepting both under- and post-graduate students. It also has approximately 30 non-resident students (affiliates). The principal, vice-principal and dean of
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The third major expansion of College took place between 1965 and 1969, with the building of the Langley wing and Menzies Common Room, as well as extensions to the Dining Hall, bringing capacity of College to 280 students. The project was designed by Fowell Mansfield & Maclurcan and funded
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In addition to academic support, the College appoints a dynamic team of Resident Assistants (RAs) each year, who provide pastoral care to all students. RAs are students in their senior years of university and having already negotiated the transition to uni and living away from home, they are
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These ideals continue to guide the College in the 21st century. The Women's College now accommodates 260 women undergraduates and 20 postgraduates. It maintains its tradition of being at the forefront of women's education and social theory and championing women's rights, academic thought and
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In addition to residential places, the College offers affiliate membership to enable students to access its academic and social programmes, but maintain independent living elsewhere. Affiliate applications are accepted throughout the year from women at all stages of their tertiary studies.
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Since that time, philanthropy has been a major source of financial support for every new building and capital works programme. As it receives no funding from government or the University, the College continues to look to its community for support in maintaining and expanding its mission.
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Granted land by the University on the southern edge of campus, the college moved to its own building in May 1894. Designed by the architectural firm of Sulman & Power, the College's first permanent home still forms the heart of the present building complex and is heritage listed.
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Governor) and its Honorary Secretary was Miss Mary Fairfax, and it included many other prominent members of Sydney society. This committee was successful in gathering large and small contributions from 496 subscribers sufficient to meet the conditions of the Endowment Act.
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All students living at the Women's College are members of the Students' Club, which gives access to all College activities. The House Committee, a group of nine students, is the organising arm of the Students' Club, and it is elected by popular vote of the student body.
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demand after the Second World War led to the building in 1958 of the Reid wing, and further additions to Williams. Designed by Ellice Nosworthy, and supported by a donation given by Mary Reid, it originally provided accommodation for approximately 40 students.
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The Students' Club also runs its own philanthropic activities, with a Charity Committee that raises money and supports a variety of causes. Students and alumnae are encouraged to give back to the College through a variety of financial and service activities.
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Throughout both semesters the College runs tutorials in more than thirty subjects, spanning the full range of academic disciplines. Most tutors are senior students, postgraduates or University staff with expertise in their fields and proven teaching skills.
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A wide range of other leadership opportunities are available with an extensive range of student committees, as well as structured in-house leadership programmes designed to enhance individual strengths and build on confidence.
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Each year the SCR selects a Senior Representative, who, together with a small social committee and the Senior Research Fellow, co-ordinates the activities of the group and organises a programme of social and academic events.
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values the contribution of its Senior Student very highly. Each year her name is placed on the honour roll in the dining hall. Former Senior Students include the Governor of NSW, Her Excellency Professor
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partially by grants from the Australian Universities Commission. In the mid-1990s the Vere Hole Research Centre and Library was added under the Reid wing, funded by two bequests and a fundraising drive.
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Ladies' Committee that raised funds to establish the College and was a member of the College Council from 1891–1893. The scholarship was established in honour of her sister Grace Frazer.
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The College song is "Home of Joy and Knowledge" sung to the tune of "Land of Hope and Glory". It continues to be sung regularly by students at sporting, cultural and other occasions.
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The alumnae of The Women's College have contributed to society across a wide range of fields. Some of their stories are gathered at the Women's College, University of Sydney website
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Academic Assistants are postgraduates and senior undergraduates who mentor first-year students and facilitate a smooth transition from secondary school to tertiary studies.
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Letters from Louisa: A woman's view of the 1890s, based on the letters of Louisa Macdonald, first Principal of The Women's College, University of Sydney
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which tells the story of an heroic princess who forswears the world of men and founds a women's university where men are forbidden to enter.
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the mentor and the mentee, students and mentors are encouraged to meet face to face throughout the year.
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In the 127 years since its foundation in 1892 more than 7,000 students have been members of the College.
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Louisa Macdonald Oration – a biennial dinner with guest speaker to honour the founding principal.
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Change by degrees: a pictorial history of The Women's College within the University of Sydney
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Formal Dinner – a weekly gathering of the whole College in academic attire with a speaker.
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The Women's College within the University of Sydney: an architectural history, 1894–2001
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In 2018 the Sibyl Centre, a purpose-built meeting and conference centre, was opened.
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Biographical Register: The Women's College within the University of Sydney
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The history of the Women's College within the University of Sydney
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those in subsequent years of study and at post-graduate level.
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as being the pathogenesis of congenital malformations of the
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A.C., Dr Meg Mulvey, Ms Jane Diplock and Ms Katrina Dawson.
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The College has a calendar of regular events, including:
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Doreen Langley: an ordinary person, an extraordinary life
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vice-Principal and physicist lived here from 1921 to 1954
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1005:. National Library of Australia. 4 July 1919. p. 10
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Prowse, Louise, Tiffany Donnelly & Jane Williamson,
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703:– first female superintendent of an Australian hospital
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The Motto "Together" is a quotation from Tennyson's
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453:Orientation Week – to welcome the new students.
254:The Women's College at the University of Sydney
1980:Women's universities and colleges in Australia
681:in NSW; Wife of notable Australian architect,
531:2020–present Tiffany Donnelly BA (Hons) MA PhD
1970:Universities and colleges established in 1892
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159:The Women's College, University of Queensland
16:Residential college, The University of Sydney
8:
771:, (Centatime Publishing, Sydney: 2001, 2008)
525:2008–2013 A. Jane Williamson BEcon BA MA PhD
1833:Scholarly Electronic Text and Image Service
1550:School of History and Philosophy of Science
1468:School of Architecture, Design and Planning
726:Sibyl: The Women's College Academic Journal
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1241:. Canberra: National Centre of Biography,
1053:"NEW WING FOR STUDENTS AT WOMEN'S COLLEGE"
491:1944 Julie Fitzhardinge (Acting Principal)
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1405:The Women's College, University of Sydney
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757:, (Brinkburn Publishing, Bundanoon: 2013)
502:Trinity College (University of Melbourne)
476:was chosen from a field of 65 applicants.
855:Department of Planning & Environment
632:– diagnostic radiologist and pioneer of
554:was a council member from 1891 to 1908.
1893:Postgraduate Representative Association
850:New South Wales State Heritage Register
845:"Women's College, University of Sydney"
807:"THE WOMEN'S COLLEGE. OPENING CEREMONY"
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760:Beaumont, Jeanette & W. Vere Hole,
512:1990–1996 Ann Eyland BSc (Hons) MSc PhD
240:New South Wales State Heritage Register
774:Hole, W. Vere & Anne H. Treweeke,
362:study at the Conservatorium of Music.
785:, (The Women's College, Sydney: 2012)
562:Honorary fellows of the College are:
544:In 1905 the chair of the Council was
227:, Australia. It was opened in 1892.
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1540:School of Mathematics and Statistics
1233:"Woolley, Emmeline Mary (1843–1908)"
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1775:List of University of Sydney people
1473:Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
764:, (Allen & Unwin, Sydney: 1996)
1359:Australian Dictionary of Biography
1340:Australian Dictionary of Biography
1238:Australian Dictionary of Biography
528:2013–2019 Amanda Bell BA DipEd PhD
522:2003–2008 Yvonne Rate AM MEd MPhil
183:Affiliate Students (Non-Residents)
85:15 Carillon Ave, Newtown NSW, 2042
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1336:"Biography – Sibyl Enid Morrison"
266:The Women's College Main Building
1985:1892 establishments in Australia
1903:Students' Representative Council
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1518:Sydney School of Health Sciences
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1355:"Phyllis Mary Nicol (1903–1964)"
1165:Proud Story of a Women’s College
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1704:Centre for Continuing Education
1382:Street, Jessie Mary (1889–1970)
941:"THE WOMEN'S COLLEGE AT SYDNEY"
778:, (Halsted Press, Sydney: 1953)
583:Janet Flint, honorary librarian
506:1974–1980 Leonie Star BA MA PhD
312:Academic and support programmes
231:students live on the premises.
1557:Sydney Conservatorium of Music
1493:Faculty of Medicine and Health
1243:Australian National University
647:– criminologist and consultant
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1169:The Australian Women’s Weekly
1749:University of Sydney Library
1688:Sydney Uni Sport and Fitness
1137:"WOMEN IN PACIFIC COUNTRIES"
1025:"THE SYDNEY WOMEN'S COLLEGE"
969:"THE SYDNEY WOMEN'S COLLEGE"
734:The Women's College Magazine
509:1981–1989 Valerie Street MSc
1990:Camperdown, New South Wales
1186:www.thewomenscollege.com.au
2006:
1913:University of Sydney Union
729:, Vol. 1 (2013) – present.
677:– first female practising
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1114:The Sydney Morning Herald
1086:The Sydney Morning Herald
1058:The Sydney Morning Herald
1030:The Sydney Morning Herald
1002:The Sydney Morning Herald
974:The Sydney Morning Herald
946:The Sydney Morning Herald
916:"Fairfax, Mary Elizabeth"
812:The Sydney Morning Herald
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997:"MISS LOUISA, MACDONALD"
746:Annable, Rosemary, ed.,
653:– devised the theory of
573:Professor the Honorable
1857:Sydney University Press
920:www.womenaustralia.info
741:Historical publications
113:33.890799°S 151.18648°E
1714:Charles Perkins Centre
1513:Sydney Pharmacy School
1483:Faculty of Engineering
719:Journals and magazines
669:Australian Labor Party
552:Emmeline M. D. Woolley
481:Susannah Jane Williams
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1898:Speleological Society
1709:Chau Chak Wing Museum
1508:Sydney Nursing School
1503:Sydney Medical School
1407:at Wikimedia Commons
1081:"Miss Janet Mitchell"
614:Sir Nicholas Shehadie
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118:-33.890799; 151.18648
1820:Macquarie Dictionary
1575:Residential colleges
1545:School of Psychology
1498:Sydney Dental School
1452:University of Sydney
1296:on 12 November 2009.
641:– child psychiatrist
626:– author and scholar
618:Lord Mayor of Sydney
593:Justice Jane Mathews
589:Dr Janet McCredie AM
566:The Honourable Dame
546:Senator James Walker
485:1935 – October 1944
286:Buildings and campus
213:University of Sydney
30:University of Sydney
1949:Statue of Gilgamesh
1852:Sydney eScholarship
1628:Australian football
1607:The Women's College
1535:School of Chemistry
1353:Annable, Rosemary,
767:Edwards, Zeny ed.,
753:Annable, Rosemary,
709:– feminist activist
655:Neural Crest Injury
586:Stephen Harrison AO
337:Resident assistants
329:Academic assistants
236:college's buildings
215:, in the suburb of
205:The Women's College
170:Dr Tiffany Donnelly
132:The Women's College
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24:The Women's College
1934:Electoral District
1908:Symphony Orchestra
1525:Faculty of Science
1461:University Schools
1231:Rutledge, Martha.
1182:< "The Council"
689:Phyllis Mary Nicol
422:Senior Common Room
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1530:School of Physics
1488:Sydney Law School
1403:Media related to
1315:www.sydney.edu.au
1252:978-0-522-84459-7
1204:"WOMEN'S COLLEGE"
1109:"WOMEN'S COLLEGE"
827:"Women's College"
683:Carlyle Greenwell
630:Marjorie Dalgarno
575:Dame Marie Bashir
320:College Tutorials
242:on 1 April 2005.
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