Monash Memo - 13 June 2001

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13 June

Switchback Gallery - 'In the beginning ... the evolution of Australian glass studio', works from the permanent collection of the Latrobe Regional Gallery. Switchback Gallery, Gippsland. Until 14 June. Inquiries: extn 26261.

Faculty Gallery - 'Best practice!', curated by Samantha Comte. Building G, Caulfield. Until 14 July.

18 June

Computer Science and Software Engineering - 'Report from the Apple World Wide Developers Conference', by Jon McCormack. Room 135, building 26, Clayton, 2 pm.

19 June

Administrative Support Staff Network - 'Making the most of the money you have', by Nicole Webster and Teresa Mills, Bridges Personal Investment Services. Banquet Room, Clayton, 1 pm. RSVP by 15 June on extn 54118.

29 June

South Asian Studies - 'My life and work as a writer spanning the 50 years since Indian independence', by Sunil Gangopadhyay. Windsor Hotel, 103 Spring Street, Melbourne, 12.30 pm. Bookings: 9650 0998.

4 July

Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies - 'The mass and the theatre: sacrificed in Othello', by Regina Schwartz. Room 809, Menzies building, Clayton, 3 pm.

6 July

Southeast Asian Studies - 'Eighth annual workshop on Southeast Asian women'. SG01/SG02 Manton Rooms, Menzies building, Clayton. Inquiries: Dr Susan Blackburn on extn 52384.

7 - 15 July

Australian International Workshop Festival - Performance theatre and dance, by artistic directors Nigel Jamieson and Malcolm Blaylock. Victorian College of the Arts, St Kilda Road, Melbourne. Inquiries: extn 51674.

11 July

Energy Symposium - 'Sustainable Energy Day 2001', by Solar Energy Applications Research Group. Room E7, building 72, Clayton. Inquiries: extn 55957.