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## Goals for your first week

1. Read the onboarding documentation
1. Read the onboarding documentation (see below) and ensure you understand the "whys" behind the high-level context and the potential high-level tasks. This is the most important goal for your first week.
2. Setup Workday (if available)
3. Reach out to your fellow student interns and supervisors to organise the weekly project meetings for the whole of your internship.
4. Schedule two regular co-working sessions per week with your fellow student interns, without supervisors. These can be used so you can work together. The second co-working session should be co-ordinated with your sister project. A sister project is a project that is working on a similar set of technology to you that you would regularly talk to.
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## Onboarding information

Please [read through the onboarding document](https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.23280815) as this will help you ease your way into WEHI.
Please [read through the welcome presentation slides](https://www.canva.com/design/DAGLV0H1qOk/dID_FQC6UBABBsPsNDgCyA/view?utm_content=DAGLV0H1qOk) as this will help you ease your way into WEHI.

I will be adding your student email to the WEHI system so you can gain access to our Sharepoint/Teams. This is temporary as you will be given a WEHI email address via Workday.
Also make sure you read the Student Projects Outline document (link is in the welcome presentation slides) so you can understand the high-level context and potential high-level tasks.

Here are a few things you can do before you start:

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