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“Lincoln College offers a vibrant community of connection and support where your individuality is celebrated, you are supported academically and you have access to everything you need to realise your full potential whilst at University in Adelaide.”
Senior Residential Advisor
RMHC Charlie Bell Scholarship Program
One-off grants of up to $5000.00.
If you are aged 15-20 and have received treatment for a serious illness or injury, you may be eligible for a Ronald McDonald House Scholarship to support your educational journey.
Who can apply?
Aged 15-20 (If under 18, parental/guardian consent is required)
Have been treated for serious illness or injury in hospital
Eligible for tertiary or vocational education (University, College, or TAFE)
Applications close: November 30th
🏆 Selection: Chosen by the Ronald McDonald House Awards Committee
🎉 Awards Ceremony: Attendance is required where possible.
Don`t miss this opportunity! Apply today!
www.rmhc.org.au/charlie-bell-scholarships
#tertiaryeducation #adelaide #scholarships #opportunity #ApplyNow
RMHC Charlie Bell Scholarship Program
One-off grants of up to $5000.00.
If you are aged 15-20 and have received treatment for a serious illness or injury, you may be eligible for a Ronald McDonald House Scholarship to support your educational journey.
Who can apply?
Aged 15-20 (If under 18, parental/guardian consent is required)
Have been treated for serious illness or injury in hospital
Eligible for tertiary or vocational education (University, College, or TAFE)
Applications close: November 30th
🏆 Selection: Chosen by the Ronald McDonald House Awards Committee
🎉 Awards Ceremony: Attendance is required where possible.
Don`t miss this opportunity! Apply today!
www.rmhc.org.au/charlie-bell-scholarships
#tertiaryeducation #adelaide #scholarships #opportunity #ApplyNow
Back to Back Table Tennis Winners! Lincoln College has done it again, winning SAAUCC Table Tennis for the second year in a row! 🏓 We are so proud of our Table Tennis team! 🏆#Champions #tabletennis #stagsup #Back2Back #liveatlincoln
Back to Back Table Tennis Winners! Lincoln College has done it again, winning SAAUCC Table Tennis for the second year in a row! 🏓 We are so proud of our Table Tennis team! 🏆#Champions #tabletennis #stagsup #Back2Back #liveatlincoln
On October 9th, Lincoln College welcomed back Dr Andrew and Dr Jane Smith, both distinguished anaesthetists, for a cuppa with our Head of College, Carolyn Mee.
Andrew, a resident from 1957-1963, undertook leadership roles but particularly reminisced about being part of the victorious rowing team and fostering a close-knit community at the college.
Andrew and Jane’s careers as anaesthetists took them around the world, enriching their lives with diverse experiences. During their visit, Andrew fondly reminisced about their 1975 wedding, which took place in what is now the administration area of the Milne Building—a moment that beautifully intertwines their personal journey with the college’s history. Andrew also spoke proudly of their two children, Robyn and Robert.
Andrew and Jane’s visit was a heartwarming reminder of the enduring bonds between Lincoln alumni and the college. The Smiths` connection to Lincoln lives on through two scholarships in their name, supporting countless students; their legacy of generosity and achievement set to inspire students for years to come.
#LincolnAlumni #LincolnCollege #Adelaide #accommodation #StudentLife
On October 9th, Lincoln College welcomed back Dr Andrew and Dr Jane Smith, both distinguished anaesthetists, for a cuppa with our Head of College, Carolyn Mee.
Andrew, a resident from 1957-1963, undertook leadership roles but particularly reminisced about being part of the victorious rowing team and fostering a close-knit community at the college.
Andrew and Jane’s careers as anaesthetists took them around the world, enriching their lives with diverse experiences. During their visit, Andrew fondly reminisced about their 1975 wedding, which took place in what is now the administration area of the Milne Building—a moment that beautifully intertwines their personal journey with the college’s history. Andrew also spoke proudly of their two children, Robyn and Robert.
Andrew and Jane’s visit was a heartwarming reminder of the enduring bonds between Lincoln alumni and the college. The Smiths` connection to Lincoln lives on through two scholarships in their name, supporting countless students; their legacy of generosity and achievement set to inspire students for years to come.
#LincolnAlumni #LincolnCollege #Adelaide #accommodation #StudentLife
✨ What makes Japheth Chua stand out this week? ✨
Japheth stands out this week for his motivations, challenges, and advice while studying abroad.
1. What motivated you to study abroad? ✈️
My family encouraged me as many had studied abroad before. I saw it as a chance to step outside my comfort zone, gain new experiences, and expand my perspective on life. I was keen on pursuing a career in Visual Effects and CGI, and Adelaide`s growing reputation as a visual effects hub motivated me even more.
2. What has been your biggest cultural adjustment since arriving? 🌏
One major adjustment was being more open to new experiences. I had to learn how to engage in small talk, attend social events and navigate public transport in a new place. Adapting to student life at college was also a big change. The absence of bidets in toilets was also a surprising adjustment.
3. Have you found any helpful resources or support systems for international students? 🤝
Staying connected with your family and friends back home is crucial - they are your support system. Also, you can seek support from your Resident Advisor or the friends you meet here. If needed, reaching out to university or college counselling services may also be helpful. Joining clubs or societies helps too - I`m part of the Adelaide University Malaysian Students Association, which has to meet new people and feel more connected.
4. What advice would you give to other international students thinking about studying abroad? 🌟
Be open-minded and embrace opportunities to step outside your comfort zone. Network, form lifelong friendships, focus on your career, maintain your health, and stay connected to family and friends. Explore your surroundings, whether it`s trying new restaurants, visiting tourist spots, or spending time at the local pub. Embrace new experiences, so you`ll have plenty of stories to share when you return home. Remember, while you`re here to study, you`re also here to grow. It may feel alienated or isolated at times but if you put yourself out there, things will get easier. Live in the moment—you`re doing this for yourself and your family, so make the most of it.
#shoutoutthursday #liveatlincoln
✨ What makes Japheth Chua stand out this week? ✨
Japheth stands out this week for his motivations, challenges, and advice while studying abroad.
1. What motivated you to study abroad? ✈️
My family encouraged me as many had studied abroad before. I saw it as a chance to step outside my comfort zone, gain new experiences, and expand my perspective on life. I was keen on pursuing a career in Visual Effects and CGI, and Adelaide`s growing reputation as a visual effects hub motivated me even more.
2. What has been your biggest cultural adjustment since arriving? 🌏
One major adjustment was being more open to new experiences. I had to learn how to engage in small talk, attend social events and navigate public transport in a new place. Adapting to student life at college was also a big change. The absence of bidets in toilets was also a surprising adjustment.
3. Have you found any helpful resources or support systems for international students? 🤝
Staying connected with your family and friends back home is crucial - they are your support system. Also, you can seek support from your Resident Advisor or the friends you meet here. If needed, reaching out to university or college counselling services may also be helpful. Joining clubs or societies helps too - I`m part of the Adelaide University Malaysian Students Association, which has to meet new people and feel more connected.
4. What advice would you give to other international students thinking about studying abroad? 🌟
Be open-minded and embrace opportunities to step outside your comfort zone. Network, form lifelong friendships, focus on your career, maintain your health, and stay connected to family and friends. Explore your surroundings, whether it`s trying new restaurants, visiting tourist spots, or spending time at the local pub. Embrace new experiences, so you`ll have plenty of stories to share when you return home. Remember, while you`re here to study, you`re also here to grow. It may feel alienated or isolated at times but if you put yourself out there, things will get easier. Live in the moment—you`re doing this for yourself and your family, so make the most of it.
#shoutoutthursday #liveatlincoln
SHOUTOUT THURSDAY
✨ What makes Claire Macdonald stand out this week?
Claire is one of 22 medicine students at Lincoln College. She stands out this week for her insightful reflections on the rewards and challenges of medical placements and advice to new students considering studying Medicine.
1. What area of medicine are you thinking of getting into?🏥
I’m hoping to become a Rural Generalist once I graduate! It’s super appealing because you get to do a bit of everything: emergency, GP, and hospital-based work. You also get to pick a sub-specialty, so I’m hoping to do retrieval medicine and work in remote communities.
2. What have been the most rewarding and challenging aspects of your medicine placements?👩⚕️
The most rewarding aspects have been getting exposure to a range of specialties and assisting in surgeries. It feels like all the hard work is finally paying off! The challenging parts would definitely include having difficult conversations with patients and, of course, the long hours themselves.
3. What advice would you give to someone starting their first year in medicine?📚
Get involved in as much as you can! Medical school offers so many fun opportunities like MedRevue, AUMO, and specialist societies. You get to have unique experiences and form connections with people in other year levels, which is super helpful once you’re on placement.
4. How has it been living at College now for four years?🌟
I’ve loved living at college! It’s been amazing to meet so many people and have so many fun opportunities, like going to the NAUCC Conference in Brisbane in my second year!
Stay tuned for more inspiring stories every Thursday! 🔔
#shoutouthursday #liveatlincoln
SHOUTOUT THURSDAY
✨ What makes Claire Macdonald stand out this week?
Claire is one of 22 medicine students at Lincoln College. She stands out this week for her insightful reflections on the rewards and challenges of medical placements and advice to new students considering studying Medicine.
1. What area of medicine are you thinking of getting into?🏥
I’m hoping to become a Rural Generalist once I graduate! It’s super appealing because you get to do a bit of everything: emergency, GP, and hospital-based work. You also get to pick a sub-specialty, so I’m hoping to do retrieval medicine and work in remote communities.
2. What have been the most rewarding and challenging aspects of your medicine placements?👩⚕️
The most rewarding aspects have been getting exposure to a range of specialties and assisting in surgeries. It feels like all the hard work is finally paying off! The challenging parts would definitely include having difficult conversations with patients and, of course, the long hours themselves.
3. What advice would you give to someone starting their first year in medicine?📚
Get involved in as much as you can! Medical school offers so many fun opportunities like MedRevue, AUMO, and specialist societies. You get to have unique experiences and form connections with people in other year levels, which is super helpful once you’re on placement.
4. How has it been living at College now for four years?🌟
I’ve loved living at college! It’s been amazing to meet so many people and have so many fun opportunities, like going to the NAUCC Conference in Brisbane in my second year!
Stay tuned for more inspiring stories every Thursday! 🔔
#shoutouthursday #liveatlincoln
On Tuesday 24th September 2024, Lincoln College hosted the first course of a progressive dinner as part of the University Colleges Australia 2024 Annual Forum. ✨
Approximately 100 College Heads, Deputies, Deans and Directors from across Australia attended the UCA 2024 Forum to share challenges and solutions on how to ensure sector sustainability and the provision of a high-quality student experience.
Thank you to the Lincoln College student volunteers who provided college tours to our guests and assisted our staff in setting up and serving.💙
#UCA #conference #liveatlincoln
On Tuesday 24th September 2024, Lincoln College hosted the first course of a progressive dinner as part of the University Colleges Australia 2024 Annual Forum. ✨
Approximately 100 College Heads, Deputies, Deans and Directors from across Australia attended the UCA 2024 Forum to share challenges and solutions on how to ensure sector sustainability and the provision of a high-quality student experience.
Thank you to the Lincoln College student volunteers who provided college tours to our guests and assisted our staff in setting up and serving.💙
#UCA #conference #liveatlincoln
Exciting News for 2025 Students! 🌟
Lincoln College is thrilled to announce the Playford Trust Scholarship, available to new students starting in 2025! 🎉
If you’re a beginning student from South Australia and planning to study in a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics) field, this is a fantastic opportunity for you! 🌱🔬⚙️
The Playford Trust Scholarship offers valuable financial support, helping you focus on your studies while living at Lincoln College, a supportive and vibrant community in the heart of Adelaide.
💡 Eligibility Requirements:
New student in 2025
Studying a STEM degree
From South Australia
Don’t miss this chance to kick-start your academic journey! 🚀
For more details and to apply, visit: https://lincoln.edu.au/scholarships-and-bursarie
#LincolnCollege #PlayfordTrustScholarship #STEM #ScholarshipOpportunity #Adelaide #SouthAustralia #Education #FutureLeaders #Accommodation #university
Exciting News for 2025 Students! 🌟
Lincoln College is thrilled to announce the Playford Trust Scholarship, available to new students starting in 2025! 🎉
If you’re a beginning student from South Australia and planning to study in a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics) field, this is a fantastic opportunity for you! 🌱🔬⚙️
The Playford Trust Scholarship offers valuable financial support, helping you focus on your studies while living at Lincoln College, a supportive and vibrant community in the heart of Adelaide.
💡 Eligibility Requirements:
New student in 2025
Studying a STEM degree
From South Australia
Don’t miss this chance to kick-start your academic journey! 🚀
For more details and to apply, visit: https://lincoln.edu.au/scholarships-and-bursarie
#LincolnCollege #PlayfordTrustScholarship #STEM #ScholarshipOpportunity #Adelaide #SouthAustralia #Education #FutureLeaders #Accommodation #university
Planning to study in 2025? With some time off over the holidays, now is the perfect time to organise where you will be living.
Don`t wait—apply today and enjoy a supportive community, convenient facilities, and a place that truly feels like home.
Make the most of your university journey by choosing the right place to live.
🔗 Apply Now: www.lincoln.edu.au
#UniversityLife #ApplyNow #StudentAccommodation #2025
#findyourplace
Planning to study in 2025? With some time off over the holidays, now is the perfect time to organise where you will be living.
Don`t wait—apply today and enjoy a supportive community, convenient facilities, and a place that truly feels like home.
Make the most of your university journey by choosing the right place to live.
🔗 Apply Now: www.lincoln.edu.au
#UniversityLife #ApplyNow #StudentAccommodation #2025
#findyourplace
Today, Lincoln College had the privilege of welcoming our esteemed Life Members and the Chair of the Board for our annual luncheon. The event was filled with shared history, fond memories, and laughter, as we came together to honour the rich legacy that continues to shape and strengthen our Lincoln College community. It was a true joy to reconnect and celebrate the lasting impact of those who have contributed so much to our college’s story.
#LincolnCollege #lifemembers
Today, Lincoln College had the privilege of welcoming our esteemed Life Members and the Chair of the Board for our annual luncheon. The event was filled with shared history, fond memories, and laughter, as we came together to honour the rich legacy that continues to shape and strengthen our Lincoln College community. It was a true joy to reconnect and celebrate the lasting impact of those who have contributed so much to our college’s story.
#LincolnCollege #lifemembers
To finish off term 3, our band performed alongside the other Colleges at the SAAUCC Battle of the Bands. Well done to all involved! 🎸
Thank you to our College Club Vice President Tom Skeer and the SAAUCC team for organising a great event!🎶
To finish off term 3, our band performed alongside the other Colleges at the SAAUCC Battle of the Bands. Well done to all involved! 🎸
Thank you to our College Club Vice President Tom Skeer and the SAAUCC team for organising a great event!🎶
Lincoln College Academic Report, Semester 1 2024 ✨
We are proud to share our latest academic report, showing how our students are excelling this year! Here’s a quick look at the achievements:
✅ University Pass Rate: Outstanding overall success, 10% above SA State Average!
🏅 Number of HDs & Distinctions: So many high achievers!
📚 Check-ins & Interactions: Consistently strong and increasing
📖 Tutorials & Drop-ins Attendance: Big increases as more students take advantage of support services!
Keep up the amazing work, everyone! 🌟
#studentachievements #liveatlincoln
Lincoln College Academic Report, Semester 1 2024 ✨
We are proud to share our latest academic report, showing how our students are excelling this year! Here’s a quick look at the achievements:
✅ University Pass Rate: Outstanding overall success, 10% above SA State Average!
🏅 Number of HDs & Distinctions: So many high achievers!
📚 Check-ins & Interactions: Consistently strong and increasing
📖 Tutorials & Drop-ins Attendance: Big increases as more students take advantage of support services!
Keep up the amazing work, everyone! 🌟
#studentachievements #liveatlincoln
SHOUTOUT THURSDAY
✨ What makes Indiana Van Diesen stand out this week? ✨
Indi stands out this week for balancing university life while achieving success as a soccer referee.
1. Which area of law are you most interested in? ⚖️
I am most interested in international and criminal law. I am a strong advocate for human rights. I’ve studied both of these and was surprised at how much I loved criminal law. would love to help people in their most desperate times. People are often most vulnerable when interacting with the criminal justice system and I’d love to have the chance to make an impact, even if that is just allowing someone to be heard.
2. What led you to become a professional soccer referee?⚽️
I started refereeing to get some cash since I was already playing soccer. I became more serious about it when I moved to Adelaide, realising the great community around being a referee and the fitness that comes along with it. No two games are ever the same and they call for quick thinking and the ability to manage heated situations. It is quite rewarding; this year alone, I have had amazing opportunities including officiating at the girls’ national youth championships and in two grand finals.
3. How do you manage the commute between the city and Flinders University?🚆
I try to use public transport as much as I can. I appreciate a sunny day that allows me to walk to the train station and catch the train directly to uni or catch the bus. I use the time commuting to listen to music or complete some readings for my course. It definitely helps to be organised and manage your time well. I try to spend the entire day at uni and studying before or after class to make the commute worth it.
4. What advice would you give students thinking about living in the city while studying at Flinders?📍
Don’t close your options down because of geographical convenience. The community offered by residential colleges in North Adelaide definitely outweighs the need to travel. If you are at uni for a few hours, why not spend the day out there to find a scenic spot to study?
Stay tuned for more inspiring stories every Thursday! 🔔
#shoutouthursday #liveatlincoln
SHOUTOUT THURSDAY
✨ What makes Indiana Van Diesen stand out this week? ✨
Indi stands out this week for balancing university life while achieving success as a soccer referee.
1. Which area of law are you most interested in? ⚖️
I am most interested in international and criminal law. I am a strong advocate for human rights. I’ve studied both of these and was surprised at how much I loved criminal law. would love to help people in their most desperate times. People are often most vulnerable when interacting with the criminal justice system and I’d love to have the chance to make an impact, even if that is just allowing someone to be heard.
2. What led you to become a professional soccer referee?⚽️
I started refereeing to get some cash since I was already playing soccer. I became more serious about it when I moved to Adelaide, realising the great community around being a referee and the fitness that comes along with it. No two games are ever the same and they call for quick thinking and the ability to manage heated situations. It is quite rewarding; this year alone, I have had amazing opportunities including officiating at the girls’ national youth championships and in two grand finals.
3. How do you manage the commute between the city and Flinders University?🚆
I try to use public transport as much as I can. I appreciate a sunny day that allows me to walk to the train station and catch the train directly to uni or catch the bus. I use the time commuting to listen to music or complete some readings for my course. It definitely helps to be organised and manage your time well. I try to spend the entire day at uni and studying before or after class to make the commute worth it.
4. What advice would you give students thinking about living in the city while studying at Flinders?📍
Don’t close your options down because of geographical convenience. The community offered by residential colleges in North Adelaide definitely outweighs the need to travel. If you are at uni for a few hours, why not spend the day out there to find a scenic spot to study?
Stay tuned for more inspiring stories every Thursday! 🔔
#shoutouthursday #liveatlincoln
Lincoln College is a not-for-profit organisation working alongside several key institutions in South Australia.
We acknowledge this land that we meet on today is the traditional lands for the Kaurna people and that we respect their spiritual relationship with their country.
We also acknowledge the Kaurna people as the custodians of the Adelaide region and that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to the living Kaurna people today.
We also pay respects to the cultural authority of Aboriginal people visiting/attending from other areas of South Australia/Australia.
We acknowledge this land that we meet on today is the traditional lands for the Kaurna people and that we respect their spiritual relationship with their country. We also acknowledge the Kaurna people as the custodians of the Adelaide region and that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to the living Kaurna people today. We also pay respects to the cultural authority of Aboriginal people visiting/attending from other areas of South Australia/Australia.
We acknowledge this land that we meet on today is the traditional lands for the Kaurna people and that we respect their spiritual relationship with their country. We also acknowledge the Kaurna people as the custodians of the Adelaide region and that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to the living Kaurna people today. We also pay respects to the cultural authority of Aboriginal people visiting/attending from other areas of South Australia/Australia.
