University House has private reciprocal arrangments with the following University Clubs in Australia.
University of Queenland Staff & Graduates Club
The University Club of Western Australia
University of Adelaide Club
The Monash Club
ANU - University House (accomodation provided)
In addition to being a member of University House or The University Club you are automatically a member of the ACUC.
Please note: ACUC Membership and reciprocity is only available to clubs and members of clubs outside a radius of 10kms of University House or University Club.
The Association of College and University Clubs (ACUC) is an organization of more than 100 campus-based clubs located in North America, Australia and the United Kingdom.
The Association was founded in 1978 and is dedicated to providing its member institutions with a vehicle for improving communications between academics and all others involved in the process of higher education.
Any member in good standing of an ACUC Faculty Club may visit other faculty clubs that belong to the Association outside a 10kms radius of University House.
Each faculty club in the Association is a unique reflection of the university community it serves. The facilities and services available, as well as hours of operation, are quite different in each Club.
To insure an enjoyable visit to another club it is important to telephone ahead whenever possible to find out when the Club is open and what services are offered to a visiting member. Often the manager of a Club can assist members in arranging a visit to another Club by calling in advance. Individual Clubs may have restrictions in the use of their facilities, or in the frequency of visits, which should be respected. Please check with the Club Manager regarding reciprocal privileges at another club.
For more information and reciprocal clubs - world wide - please visit the ACUC Web site.
About Visiting Other Clubs
Each Club is a unique reflection of the university community it serves. The facilities and services available, as well as hours of operation, are quite different in each Club. To ensure an enjoyable visit to another Club, it is important to telephone ahead whenever possible to find out when the Club is open, and what services are offered to a visiting member. Often the Manager of a Club can assist members in arranging a visit to another Club by calling in advance.
Individual Clubs may have restrictions in the use of their facilities, or in the frequency of visits, which should be respected. Please check with the Club Manager regarding reciprocal privileges at another club.
Payment for Services
As billing procedures are also unique in each club, visiting members are generally expected to pay for all meals, beverages and other services at the time of their visit.
Some accept credit cards or cheques. If you need to make other arrangements, please contact the club you wish to visit in advance.
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