Applications for the inaugural S.B. Dowton Medical Leadership Seminar, coordinated by UNSW Medsoc and to be held at the Law Building at UNSW on Saturday August 23rd, have now closed. Successful applicants will be contacted via email on Sunday August 9. To confirm their position, successful applicants will be required to make online payment of $10 (UNSW students) or $12 (non-UNSW students).

• UNSW med students [CLICK HERE] to order and pay for a UNSW med student ticket online ($75).
  
• Non-UNSW med students [CLICK HERE] to order and pay for a non-UNSW med student ticket online ($90).

Everyone is invited to the most highly anticipated social event of the year. Mark in your diaries Friday August 29 7.00pm-11.30pm, with the after-party kicking off from midnight. Magical waterfront views, wine & three course meal, 4 hours of entertainment, dancing, amazing photo opportunities of Sydney Harbour and memories to last a lifetime.

The glamorous waterfront WatersEdge will lend itself to this year's theme. It is located directly beneath the Harbour Bridge and is only a 5 minute walk from the nearest station at Circular Quay. You will find it at Ground Floor, Pier One, 11 Hickson Road Walsh Bay, Sydney. Arrive by car, train, bus or ferry.

Tickets go on sale Monday July 28 - $75 dollars for med and $90 for non med. Final tickets will be sold on Friday August 22. However GUESTS ARE LIMITED AT 250 so please purchase your tickets early. Due to last year's highly successful MedBall and the full capacity of other MedSoc social events this year, we are expecting to SELL OUT!

August is AMSA's month to donate blood. A fierce source of pride the uni who donates the most wins the prestigious Vampire Cup, and the uni who donates least loooks really bad.

A great cause, this is one of the few times that you will be able to save lives while your a medical student!

Anyone can contribute. Just donate blood between July 14 and August 31, and remember to REGISTER YOUR DONATION FOR UNSW at [the AMSA website]. A mobile blood van is based at the Roundhouse at UNSW until Friday August 1.