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Getting Started in EPPFamiliarise yourself with Spaces we OccupyThis includes the basement computer and hardware lab (located in the basement of the photonuclear building), the student offices on the third floor (rooms 301, 302, 303), the post-doc office on the third floor (room 307) and staff offices (located on the fifth and seventh floors). Speak to your supervisor about which office you will be working in and the keys you will need to get. Other students can help sort out desk allocation.Getting Started ChecklistThere are Orientation folders are available from level 1 Reception for new students, staff and visitors. Information for students about getting started can be found online at 2520 Cups of Coffee A Survival Guide for Postgraduate Physics Students. This guide is aimed at new postgrads but the first chapter `Getting Started' is useful for anyone new to the School. You should follow this check list:
Group MeetingsGroup meetings are generally held on a Wednesday at 1:15pm, in the basement. Usually we just go round the table and find out what each person has been doing during the week. Its a good opportunity to get to know people in the group and to make sure that you are up to date with important info for the group. All students are expected to attend. Minutes are on the web.EPP Intranet PagesYou will need to access some password protected pages such as meeting minutes, travel page etc. You will have your own web login and password to access the intranet site (see step 5 above), but some pages require an additional password. Ask someone in the group if you have trouble.Ask Questions and Enjoy YourselfThe group is a friendly group. If you have any questions at all just ask another student in the group. We were all new at some stage. We often have group lunches (when someone is going overseas), afternoon drinks in the lab,or coffee at Brunetti's. Everyone is always welcome. | |