As we approach mid-semester and the end of the academic year, life can feel exhausting. In this episode, students share their authentic (and sometimes unfiltered) tips for resetting and prioritising recovery. Join us as we take a pause...

Produced by: Taylah Viskic

Hosted by: Sreekha Nada Raja (Master of Economics and Resource Policy student)

Special Guests: Adelaide University students 

**The views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the speakers and do not reflect the official policy or position of Adelaide University.**

As we approach mid-semester and the end of the academic year, life can feel exhausting. In this episode, students share their authentic (and sometimes unfiltered) tips for resetting and prioritising recovery.&nbsp;Join us as we take a pause...
Produced by: Taylah Viskic
Hosted by: Sreekha Nada Raja (Master of Economics and Resource Policy student)
Special Guests: Adelaide University students **The views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the speakers and do not reflect the official policy or position of Adelaide University.**

The Auditorium is a podcast series that will connect, inform, and inspire our community at Adelaide University to help you get the most out of your studies, giving you all the best tips and tricks to thrive at university.

The podcast features three rotating formats, these are:

Press pause (this first episode's format): a wellbeing-focused series exploring mental health, balance, and resilience.

Applause: Spotlighting student stories, addressing educational inequality, showcasing community impact, and celebrating future-making research.

Academic Autonomy: Interviews with academic support teams to help you navigate your studies.


Produced by a recent graduate and featuring our students! 

The Auditorium is a podcast series that will connect, inform, and inspire our community at Adelaide University to help you get the most out of your studies, giving you all the best tips and tricks to thrive at university.
The podcast features three rotating formats, these are:
Press&nbsp;pause (this&nbsp;first episode's&nbsp;format): a wellbeing-focused series exploring mental health, balance, and resilience.
Applause: Spotlighting student stories, addressing educational inequality, showcasing community impact, and celebrating future-making research.
Academic Autonomy: Interviews with academic support teams to help you navigate your studies.
 Produced by a recent graduate and featuring our students!&nbsp;

 Auditorium - by Adelaide University Students

The Auditorium is a podcast series that will connect, inform, and inspire our community at Adelaide University to help you get the most out of your studies, giving you all the best tips and tricks to thrive at university. The podcast features three rotating formats, these are:

Press pause (this first episode's format): a wellbeing-focused series exploring mental health, balance, and resilience

Applause: Spotlighting student stories, addressing educational inequality, showcasing community impact, and celebrating future-making research

Academic Autonomy: Interviews with academic support teams to help you navigate your studies 


Produced by a recent graduate and featuring our students! 

The Auditorium is a podcast series that will connect, inform, and inspire our community at Adelaide University to help you get the most out of your studies, giving you all the best tips and tricks to thrive at university. The podcast features three rotating formats, these are:
Press&nbsp;pause&nbsp;(this&nbsp;first episode's&nbsp;format): a wellbeing-focused series exploring mental health, balance, and resilience
Applause:&nbsp;Spotlighting student stories, addressing educational inequality,&nbsp;showcasing&nbsp;community impact, and celebrating future-making&nbsp;research
Academic Autonomy: Interviews with academic support teams to help you navigate your studies&nbsp;
 Produced by a recent graduate and featuring our students!&nbsp;

When Rest Feels Like Falling Behind: A Student’s Pause on Burnout

“What should I call you?" For many international students, the answer is not always as simple as what's written on their passport. Anshi and Yash share stories about cultural identity, belonging, and the history our names carry, and how small acts, like learning to pronounce a name, help everyone feel recognised and part of something bigger. Join us as we take pause …

Produced by: Taylah Viskic 

 Hosted by: Anshi Agarwala (Bachelor of Biomedical and Health Sciences student) 

Special Guest: Yash Arjunbhai Panchal (Master of Accounting and Finance student) 

**The views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the speakers and do not reflect the official policy or position of Adelaide University.** 

&ldquo;What should I call you?" For many international students, the answer is not always as simple as what's written on their passport. Anshi and Yash share stories about cultural identity, belonging, and the history our names carry, and how small acts, like learning to pronounce a name, help everyone feel recognised and part of something bigger. Join us as we take pause &hellip; Produced by: Taylah Viskic&nbsp;
&nbsp;Hosted by: Anshi Agarwala (Bachelor of Biomedical and Health Sciences student)&nbsp;
Special Guest: Yash Arjunbhai Panchal (Master of Accounting and Finance student)&nbsp;
**The views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the speakers and do not reflect the official policy or position of Adelaide University.**&nbsp;

 Version of My Name You Can Pronounce

University can feel like a rollercoaster ride, but our Student Voice opportunities give you a chance to get back in the driver's seat. Buckle in to discover how to shape change, inform decision-making, and feel empowered to raise your voice. Join us for a round of applause... 

Produced by: Taylah ViskicHosted by: Charvi Bhandari (Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honors) student and Peer Connect Leader)

Special Guest: Dave Thomson (Adelaide University Senior Manager, Student Connections)**The views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the speakers and do not reflect the official policy or position of Adelaide University.**

University can feel like a rollercoaster ride, but our Student Voice opportunities give you a chance to get back in the driver's seat. Buckle in to discover how to shape change, inform decision-making, and feel empowered to raise your voice. Join us for a round of applause...&nbsp;
Produced by: Taylah ViskicHosted by: Charvi Bhandari (Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honors) student and Peer Connect Leader)
Special Guest: Dave Thomson (Adelaide University Senior Manager, Student Connections)**The views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the speakers and do not reflect the official policy or position of Adelaide University.**

Closing the loop

From the Waite Gardens and Arboretum to the Library's rare collections, big events, and everything in between, volunteering is one of the best ways to expand your skills and grow your network at university. Tune in to discover how to build on your classroom learning, develop personally and cultivate meaningful connections along the way. Join us to master your academic autonomy...



Produced by: Taylah Viskic
Hosted by: Tahlia Cua (Adelaide University Student Experience Officer)



Special Guests: Leah Biggs (Bachelor of Psychology and Peer Connect program volunteer), Kerry James (Senior Volunteer Program Coordinator) 

 **The views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the speakers and do not reflect the official policy or position of Adelaide University.**

From the Waite Gardens and Arboretum to the Library's rare collections, big events, and everything in between, volunteering is one of the best ways to expand your skills and grow your network at university. Tune in to discover how to build on your classroom learning, develop personally and cultivate meaningful connections along the way. Join us to master your academic autonomy... 
Produced by: Taylah Viskic Hosted by: Tahlia Cua (Adelaide University Student Experience Officer) 
Special Guests: Leah Biggs (Bachelor of Psychology and Peer Connect program volunteer), Kerry James (Senior Volunteer Program Coordinator)&nbsp; &nbsp;**The views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the speakers and do not reflect the official policy or position of Adelaide University.**

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