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Don’t miss the next Carey Cuppa Catchup in Tauranga! 📅 22 September 💬 Share this and flick me a message if you're interested |
Looking for some Spring-time fun and community? 🌺On Tuesday 22 September, our Carey whānau will be hosting a shorter Karakia on campus (11:15am) and then heading over to Cornwall Park, at the base of Maungakiekie to: • Share a catered picnic lunch together 🌯 We aim to bring the event to a close in time for students to return to campus via carpool for our 1:30pm lectures. So please join us for this beautiful time together😊 |
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Planning to Graduate in 2027?If you’re finishing a qualification this year, don’t forget to apply to graduate! Graduation will be held on Saturday 15 May 2027. If you have any questions about applying, please talk to Neroli. |
No Voice UncountedFollowing Jesus shapes how we participate in our democracy. This video from Common Grace Aotearoa encourages Christians to think about their neighbours, care for creation, and seek justice for all when voting. With changes to enrolment rules, it’s important to check your details and help others make sure their voices are heard. Watch the video to learn more about how we can love our neighbours through participating in our democracy. |
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The First Steps course has been developed so that you can familiarise yourself with life at Carey and give you vital academic skills for your study journey. Session 9 is Referencing a Journal Article, watch it here:
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Weekly KarakiaJoin us for Karakia (chapel) this week at 11.15am as Paul brings us a message from 2 Kings 6. You won’t want to miss it! Listen to past messages from Karakia on the CareyOPEN podcast |
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The LibraryThe Ayson-Clifford Library is at the heart of student life at Carey, providing the resources, guidance, and support you need to succeed in your studies. Whether you're studying on campus or online, our staff are here to help with finding resources, referencing, research, assessment skills, and general study support. If you need assistance, you're always welcome to drop into the library, or send an email. No question is too small—we're here to help you make the most of your time at Carey. Library HoursMonday to Thursday: 8.30am to 6pm If you need access to the library after hours and on Saturdays, email the library. |
Stay updatedPlease make sure you are regularly logging into your Carey Student email. All key comms from your classes and from Neroli will be sent here, so we recommend checking these at least once a week! |
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CareyWeekly Newsletter 2026 S2 Week 9
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Kia ora koutou, We’ve made it to the final week of Study and Reading Weeks! We hope this time has given you space to make good progress on your assignments, catch up on reading, and prepare for the weeks ahead. We’re excited to see everyone’s faces back in classes next week as we head into the final stretch of the semester. A reminder, too, that the CGS Research Conference is happening this Thursday, 10 September, featuring presentations from some of our own postgraduate students. It’s a great opportunity to hear about the research happening within our Carey community. Read on to find out how you can attend. All the best for this final week of study—keep going, and we’ll see you back in class next week! |
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Don’t miss the next Carey Cuppa Catchup in Tauranga! 📅 22 September 💬 Share this and flick me a message if you're interested |
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CGS Reseach Conference & DinnerJoin us Thursday 10 September for a day of research, scholarship and theological reflection at Carey. Hear presentations from postgraduate students and faculty exploring topics relevant to the church, ministry and wider society. Current Carey students attend free with the code STUDENT. Students outside Auckland can also join the Conference online using the code ONLINE when registering.
The day concludes with the Celebration of Scholarship Dinner, celebrating our research community. Students are warmly invited to attend, with tickets $30 per person. Register for one or both events and be part of the conversation! |
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The First Steps course has been developed so that you can familiarise yourself with life at Carey and give you vital academic skills for your study journey. Session 8 is Referencing a Book, watch it here:
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Weekly KarakiaWe take a break from Karakia over the study and reading weeks. Listen to past messages from Karakia on the CareyOPEN podcast |
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The LibraryThe Ayson-Clifford Library is at the heart of student life at Carey, providing the resources, guidance, and support you need to succeed in your studies. Whether you're studying on campus or online, Siong Ng, our Library Manager and Student Support Director, is here to help with finding resources, referencing, research, assessment skills, and general study support. If you need assistance, you're always welcome to drop into the library, give Siong a call on 09 526 0347, or send an email. No question is too small—we're here to help you make the most of your time at Carey. Library HoursMonday to Thursday: 8.30am to 6pm If you need access to the library after hours and on Saturdays, email the library. |
Stay updatedPlease make sure you are regularly logging into your Carey Student email. All key comms from your classes and from Neroli will be sent here, so we recommend checking these at least once a week! |
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