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 Victoria University has heaps of clubs run by students, so why not join one?

Asian Christian Fellowship
Garry Kuan Pei Ern, 0433 252 606, garry.kuan@live.vu.edu.au

Victoria University Pan Chinese Student's Society
Yuan Fang, 0403 068 166, crazykenyuan@hotmail.com

Universe
Raymond Mitchell, 0400 091 185, ray@elementyouth.com.au

Socialist Alternative
James Vigus, 0412 906 978, jamesvigus@gmail.com

Somali Students of Victoria University
Khalid Ahmed Mohamed, 0432 230 985, k-james23@hotmail.com

Hindu Centre
Mahabir Singh, 9314 1664

VICUNICEF
Moortu Thomas Cauker, 0431 525 933, moortuhindowazooo@yahoo.com.au

Community Development Students Association
Karen Keable, 0403 824 195, kekeable@bigpond.net.au

Student Osteopathic Medicine Association (SOMA)
Saxon Woodroffe, 0401 319 155, saxon.woodroffe@live.vu.edu.au

Politics, History and Social Sciences Society (PHASS)
Philip Evans, 0449 977 413, philip.evans1@live.vu.edu.au

Islamic Society of Victoria University (based at Footscray Nicholson)
Esmat Osmani, 0406 917 720, esmat@live.com.au

Real Life
Marla Musgrove, 0402 563 401, marla.musgrove@uscm.org

Last updated 27/8/08

Social & Course Related Clubs

Whether you want to get together with people studying your subject, people who live near your campus or people who have similar interests, joining a university club can be a great way to meet new people. Many run exciting events, from karaoke competitions to social balls.

If there's not a club that suits you, start your own! All you need to do is get a group of ten interested people, and your Recreation Officer will help get your club started.

Recreation Officers

Werribee and Sunshine
Ollie D'Rozario, 9919 8260, ollie.drozario@vu.edu.au

Footscray Nicholson and Newport
Jenny Cleary, 9919 8761, jenny.cleary@vu.edu.au

St Albans and Melton
Liz Mordaunt, 9919 2654, liz.mordaunt@vu.edu.au

City Campuses
George Josza, 9919 1221, george.josza@vu.edu.au

Footscray Park and Sunbury
Simone Busch, 9919 4769, simone.busch@vu.edu.au

Benefits of Starting a Club

  1. Make new friends.
  2. Acquire new skills that will look impressive on your resume.
  3. Lobby collectively for a cause.
  4. With the help of your Recreation Officer, use university space legitimately.
  5. Be eligible to apply for small amounts of funding for club activities.

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