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EventsFind out what's on and get together with your fellow alumni. The Office of Alumni Relations can even help you plan your own event or reunion. |
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Curtin is committed
to keeping the alumni network
healthy and strong.
Enhancing the reputation of our graduates
by fostering lifelong partnerships between
former students and friends of Curtin, the Office of Alumni Relations facilitates a variety of
activities and opens up a world of opportunities
to Curtin graduates.
Simon Haynes
Award winning Spacejock
Chances are that you or your children are reading one of Simon Haynes’ Hal Spacejock novels. Haynes holds a BA in film & television and creative writing, and a Graduate Diploma in computer science from Curtin.
Hal Spacejock – No Free Lunch is his fourth and latest book in the humorous science fiction series. The third book, Hal Spacejock – Just Desserts, won the WA Science Fiction Foundation Tin Duck Award. The Spacejock novels have been Dymocks bestsellers, and the second in the series was nominated for a West Australian Young Readers Book Award.
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