
Each year EDSOC publishes a student-edited journal in order to showcase the talents of students and staff in the Faculty of Education and Social Work.
Drylight is a collection of a variety of submissions in a range of modes and genres. The mixture of creative work and course work, student submissions and staff submissions, Education contributors and Social Work contributors means that Drylight should have something to please everybody!
Drylight 2011 is almost complete and will be available shortly. Please keep an eye out for information regarding the launch of Drylight 2011
Copies of Drylight 2010 are still available from the EDSOC Office for $4.
Electronic copies of past issues can also be downloaded below in PDF. Please note that these are low-resolution copies.
in 2012 EDSOC will also be publishing a journal designed to help students who are unfamiliar with practicum experiences. This journal will be a combination of helpfulk tips and guides, reflections from students and discussions about the practicum experience.
If you would like to contribute in any way to the creation of this guide please don't hesitate to contact our publications team at communications@edsoc.org.au - don't forget: this guide will be compiled almost entirely by students and made up from the experiences of students, so your contribution would be invaluable!
The Dunce is EDSOC's fortnightly newsletter. Packed to the brim with interesting articles, opinion pieces and society notices, The Dunce is a great way to stay informed about what's happening in the society, the faculty and the fields of education and social work.
When possible, The Dunce publishes student-submitted creative and opinion pieces in each edition. If you would like to contribute to the production of your faculty society's newsletter, or if there is an issue in the field of education or social work that you're eager to write about, contact the Editor at communications@edsoc.org.au with a 400-500 word article (or equivalent).