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Presentation of Certificates, AccessCampus Study Club 26 April 2012 Students give a helping hand in Irish to the city's secondary school students Aonad na Gaeilge and AccessCampus recently welcomed the Vice-President, Academic & Registrar, Professor Paul McCutcheon, to Seomra na Gaeilge yesterday where he presented certificates to students who have been involved in voluntary work since the beginning of the semester. Nine students generously shared their time with pupils attending the AccessCampus StudyClub in Roxboro in the south of the city in order to provide them with additional learning opportunities. The students all travelled to AccessCampus on a regular basis to assist the pupils with their Irish oral, grammar and written work. The students themselves all enjoyed and benefitted from the experience. Deirdre O'Connor, manager of the Access Office at UL, praised the students for their dedication to the project and highlighted their importance as role models to the school pupils. Professor Paul McCutcheon congratulated the students on their participation in the programme. He was delighted to report that such projects are helping to increase the number of Access students going onto third level. The AccessCampus Study Club strengthens UL's role in the community. He reiterated the importance of the President's Volunteer Award for students and staff and acknowledged the level of volunteering work taking place through the Access Campus in particular. In addition to the certificates presented on the night, the students may also apply for the President's Volunteer Awards (www.ulpva.ie) if they wish. This allows for their efforts to be officially recognised by the University on their Student Transcripts. This was the second year of a very successfully collaboration between Aonad na Gaeilge and the AccessCampus Study Club. It is hoped that next year the students will be welcomed into an improved, expanded programme. For more information, contact noel.omurchadha@ul.ie. Aonad na Gaeilge - celebrating 10 years 2001-2011! Cúpla Ceist 'Cúpla Ceist' is a series of interviews featuring the UL campus community in conversation. Enjoy!
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Coinnigh súil orainn! Faoi Aonad na Gaeilge Bunaíodh Aonad na Gaeilge, Ollscoil Luimnigh i Mí Feabhra 2001 agus tá sé lonnaithe in Áras na dTeangacha ar an gcampas. Tá ról ag Aonad na Gaeilge maidir le: - cur chun cinn na Gaeilge agus imeachtaí Gaeilge san ollscoil; - tacú le teagasc, le foghlaim, agus le taighde trí Ghaeilge san ollscoil; - seirbhísí tacaíochta a sholáthar do chúrsaí acadúla Gaeilge na hollscoile; - comhairle agus tacaíocht a sholáthar i dtaca le polasaí dátheangach na hollscoile agus Acht na dTeangacha Oifigiúla. Tá baint lárnach ag an Aonad le Cumann Merriman. Cúrsaí Gaeilge Soláthraíonn an tAonad cúrsaí Gaeilge ar leibhéil éagsúla; - do phobal an champais; - don phobal ginearálta; - don earnáil phoiblí; - do mhic léinn oideachais (modúl sa Ghaeilge Ghairmiúil); - do mhic léinn ón iasacht (trí mhodúl ab initio); - do mhic léinn páirt-aimseartha (mar shampla, cúrsa Teastas/Dioplóma sa Ghaeilge a bhfuil an-éileamh air). Cúpla Ceist Sraith agallamh is ea 'Cúpla Ceist' a thugann léargas nuálach ar úsáid na Gaeilge mar chuid de ghréasán sóisialta Ollscoil Luimnigh. Bain súp astu!