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Date uploaded: 13 February - 01 image. A subcommittee, headed by Phillip Law , quickly recognised that "somewhere on the eastern side of Melbourne stands out as the right location", however, Monash was already growing in the southeastern suburbs so an alternative area was sought. Outer - Bundoora , Lilydale. Selection of an inner site was unlikely, as they were mostly "either inadequate or unattainable, especially the racecourse", however, the Kew site was a real possibility.
The "ultimate choice" was unanimously agreed upon by the end of July, resulting in the farm attached to the Mont Park Asylum.
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Cunningham Dax, head of the Mental Health Authority, was "most co-operative", although he raised concerns that the loss of the farm would be serious for the hospital. An alternative site for the farm was procured a little further out on Plenty Road, resolving the issue. While it was an interesting interpretation of a "local name", La Trobe , proposed by Fitzpatrick , [15] was agreed unanimously upon by the planning committee after some alternatives, such as Deakin , were "thoughtfully put aside".
Sir Archibald Glenn , chairman of the committee, provided a concise summary as to why La Trobe was chosen:. La Trobe was not a university man He had a lively interest in every aspect of life of the community, the will to work for the good of other men, and a sense of responsibility towards prosperity. The Victorian Minister for Education, Sir John Bloomfield, upon presenting the enabling bill to the Victorian parliament , reflected on the influence of Charles La Trobe in the foundation of the University of Melbourne over a years before, concluding "my most satisfying reflection at this moment is that my father's father sought for gold in our hills, and he knew this city in the days of the man whom, at the behest of others, I am now trying to acknowledge.
If Providence and this Parliament will it, my son's son may be taught in his aura and tradition. Although La Trobe, like his father , used "La Trobe" and "Latrobe" interchangeably, [18] the committee selected the spelling that was predominantly used by his side of the family. Following the passing of the La Trobe University Act , the interim council was established in December Aside from Sir Michael Chamberlin and Kathleen Fitzpatrick, who indicated they were unavailable, all members of the Third University Committee were appointed to the interim council, with Sir Archibald Glenn remaining as chairman.
Sir Thomas Cherry died late in , prior to the final meeting of the Interim Council. It was this meeting that Sir Archibald was elected as chancellor of the university. The concept of the "La Trobe eras" was first coined by William Breen and John Salmond in the university's 25th anniversary history, Building La Trobe University: Reflections on the first 25 years — It is used to refer to La Trobe in periods of 25 years, following the year of establishment in rather than the year of opening in La Trobe University was officially opened by the Victorian premier, Sir Henry Bolte , on 8 March at a ceremony that was attended by a number of dignitaries including former Prime Minister of Australia , Robert Menzies.
At the time, "this novel approach became commonly known in the university as 'The La Trobe Concept'". Up until the late s, La Trobe focused almost exclusively on the liberal arts and science. The Lincoln Institute had begun as Lincoln House, after the building was bought by the government in , with its formal constitution being established in December Lincoln House comprised professional training schools for occupational therapy , physiotherapy and speech therapy , all of which were affiliated with the Victoria Institute of Colleges.
The university established other professional schools, including its law school in , which was previously a legal studies department which was established in In , Victoria's second dentistry school was established at La Trobe. However, despite being a leading Australian university in professional health and biomedical sciences, La Trobe does not have a medical school. When planned and developed in the s, there was strong expectation that La Trobe would eventually establish a medical school and a teaching hospital.
The Bendigo campus of La Trobe dates back to the Bendigo College of Advanced Education amalgamated with La Trobe University in , completing a process that began in the late s as part of the Dawkins reforms to higher education. During the merger process, a controversial issue erupted when the university's head office in Bundoora raised concerns about the academic standards at Bendigo CAE.
This led to a public outcry in which Bendigo CAE students threatened the Bendigo Advertiser over publishing the matter in its newspapers. Several newspapers were burned in the protest. The inclusion of the Wodonga Institute of Tertiary Education took place in the same year. The university has continued to expand, with the opening of the Research and Development Park at Bundoora and the upcoming opening of a second Melbourne CBD site.
Higher education reforms by the Howard government allowed Australian universities to increase fees and take in a greater number of full-fee paying students. La Trobe has lost funding disproportionately across its departments. For instance, the History Department at the university was once by far the largest of any institution in Australia; however, funding restrictions have led to a significant reduction in its size. Similarly, in , the Music Department was closed due to funding cuts; in the Geology Department was excised even though it had the highest graduate satisfaction rating in the country.
The university's African Research Institute, the only major African studies centre in Australasia, was closed at the end of In March, part of the Bundoora campus had to be closed for a deep clean after a student tested positive for the disease. Classes not ran face-to-face were continued online. This, combined with a reduction in international student enrolments, purportedly weakened the university's financial position [32] - although the extent to which this occurred is debated.
Reports circulated that La Trobe University risked exhausting its cash reserves unless a deal was with reached with financial institutions or the federal government [33] but the University has stated that it was not at risk of insolvency. Other steps taken by the university in response to the pandemic include: opening up new pathways for student enrolment that do not require an ATAR , [38] removing failing grades from student transcripts [39] and offering new short courses.
The Melbourne campus at Bundoora is the foundation campus of La Trobe and was officially opened in when La Trobe began operations. The campus is the main base of all La Trobe's main courses except education, pharmacy, and dentistry, all of which are based at Bendigo. The main campus buildings were designed by Melbourne architecture firm, Yuncken Freeman [41] in a utilitarian, Post-War International style. Main campus buildings are connected by a series of raised walkways. The Bundoora campus is the largest university campus in the Southern Hemisphere.
Bundoora has around 22, students on campus and therefore has many facilities such as restaurants, bars, shops, banks and an art gallery. The main library on the campus, the Borchardt, has well over one million volumes. The La Trobe Wildlife Sanctuary, [42] part of the university, is adjacent to the campus. Bundoora also has sporting and recreation facilities such as an indoor pool, gyms, playing fields, and indoor stadiums.
The university is also home to the Centre for Dialogue , an interdisciplinary research institution which delves into certain intercultural and inter-religious conflicts, both in the domestic setting and in international relations. In March , the centre attracted controversy in hosting a lecture given by former Iranian President, H.
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Sayed Mohammed Khatami — The main site of the Bendigo campus, the Edwards Road campus, was established in under the Bendigo Institute of Technology — Together these two sites are known as the Flora Hill campus precinct. The Heyward Library is also located there. There is also the associated Central Victorian Innovation Park , located on university land, which opened in December Between and , La Trobe Bendigo's curriculum was separate from that based at Bundoora, operated by a multidisciplinary Faculty of Regional Development.
All campuses could choose to offer individual courses from both Bundoora and Bendigo. This situation ceased in after the Bendigo campus formed part of the Melbourne campus structure. La Trobe has a campus in Melbourne's central business district , on Collins Street.
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The campus delivers postgraduate courses for both domestic and international students. The Bouverie Centre first known as the Collins Street Clinic was established as a clinical mental health service for children and adolescents. The Bouverie Centre made the transition from a child psychiatric clinic to the first family therapy centre in Australia in the mid s. The centre's flagship Master's level program is a regular feature on the academic calendar and we also boast a vibrant higher degree research program.
The Bouverie Centre has over 40 staff, with clinical staff typically working across a number of different service areas. The La Trobe campus was established in The campus continues to share various resources with the TAFE. The A-W campus houses the faculties of education, health sciences, biology, business and others.
These institutions and other tertiary education and research institutions on the site share various resources. A second Mildura City campus opened in in the old Mildura Cultivator offices, next to "Gallery 25", an art gallery La Trobe became involved with a few years earlier. The Shepparton campus was established in A new two-storey campus building at Fryers St. This decision followed stakeholder consultation and feedback about the proposed closure from local businesses and the community.
The hospital ceased operation in The Coat of Arms were granted by the College of Arms in with the blazon described as:. On the crest sits an Australian wedge-tailed eagle , perched on a parchment scroll and clasping an escallop shell. The wedge-tailed eagle aquila audax , being such a well-known Australian bird that is found across the continent, was selected to symbolise La Trobe as an Australian university. Gregory, an emeritus professor of La Trobe, phrased it: "what one actually finds is rarely exactly what one seeks or hopes for". Upon the escutcheon shield , there are three main features: the common heath, the escallop shells and the book.
The heath refers to the common heath Epacris impressa , the pink form, or pink heath form of which is the floral emblem of the State of Victoria. In a sense, this floral symbol also reflects the university's attempts to cater to all Victorians. The blue ribbon serves a decorative purpose in tying both sprigs of heath together to form a chaplet.
The three escallop shells upon a fess were taken from the armorial bearings of the La Trobe family and signify the La Trobe name.