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U Can Thrive

An alumni support hub

As an initiative that we kicked off during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve decided that UCanThrive is here to stay! While the pandemic presented its own unique challenges to life as we knew it, normality includes many highs and lows of its own and so we’ve put together a hub of carefully curated content to help you and your loved ones live your best lives! 

Getting creative

Tips, Tricks and Hacks to be More Creative

Tips, Tricks and Hacks to be More Creative

Diane Phillips – Senior Lecturer, University of Canberra

Being a creative thinker is a bit like learning to ride a bike

Learn the tips and tricks to assist you in creative thinking and developing your brain with Diane Phillips.

Five Tips to Improve Your Photography

Five Tips to Improve Your Photography

Tyler Cherry – Multimedia Content Producer, University of Canberra

Learn how to take great photos

University of Canberra Alumni Tyler Cherry has five tips to assist you in your photography journey – whether you’re using a high quality camera or just your phone. Learn some compositional techniques to take your photos to the next level.

Around the house

Four Key Steps to Organise Any Space

Four Key Steps to Organise Any Space

Amy Kennedy – The Organising Bee

Learn organising concepts and tips that can be applied to the home or office.

UC Alumni Amy Kennedy is a Professional Organiser and Decluttering Expert. Get tips from the best on how to organise your space your way.

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Home schooling

Incorporating STEM Learning at Home in the Early Years

Incorporating STEM Learning at Home in the Early Years

Dr Amanda Levido – ELSA Communications Coordinator, University of Canberra

STEM learning doesn’t have to take place in the classroom

Discover ways to introduce activities that encourage curiosity and engagement in your children.

How to make hand sanitiser at home

How to make hand sanitiser at home

Ashraf Ghanem – Associate Professor, University of Canberra

Save a trip to the shops!

Learn how to make hand sanitiser at home with just three ingredients and water.

Home Schooling Ideas for Primary Aged Children

Home Schooling Ideas for Primary Aged Children

Kym Simoncini – Associate Professor, University of Canberra

Home schooling looks different for every family

Discover tips to make the home schooling journey as easy as possible for all members of your household.

Physical and mental health

Manifesting a Game Changer

Manifesting a Game Changer

PJ Ashley – The Pillar Code

Manifesting is an important component of feeling like you are in control of your life.

Learn about goal setting, power of positivity, conscious and subconscious blocks, as well as where manifestation sits in your life.

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