Monash Memo - 20 June 2001

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20 June

University Gallery - 'Contemporary Photographic Art from Australia', curated by Bernice Murphy. Building 55, Clayton. Until 7 July. Inquiries: extn 54217.

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

Switchback Gallery - 'John Derrick Realist Paintings', by John Derrick. Switchback Gallery, Gippsland campus. Until 19 July. Inquiries: extn 26261.

ExPERT seminar - 'Taming Your Thesis with Technology', by Michael McBain. Lecture theatre S3, building 25, Clayton, 4 pm. RSVP: Ms Joanne Ligouris on extn 59976.

22 June

HEPCIT - 'Online assessment: examining the issues', by Dr Roger Hadgraft, Associate Professor Malcolm Eley, Mr Peter Wagstaff, Professor Uschi Felix, Mr Bernard Holkner and Ms Rebecca Tomilson. Lecture theatre E211, Caulfield. Video links in lecture theatre S12, Clayton, and Videoconferencing room 2W263, Gippsland. 2 pm. RSVP to yolande.mcnicoll@adm.monash.edu.au

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.

2 July

Management - 'Work-life balance: whose job is it anyway?', opened by Ms Monica Gould. Park Hyatt, Parliament Square, Melbourne, 8 am. Inquiries: Kathy Cooper on extn 32673.

3 July

Musical show - 'Ticklish Allsorts'. Alexander Theatre, Clayton, from 10 am and 1 pm. Inquiries: extn 51111.

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'. Manton Rooms SG01/SG02, Menzies building, Clayton. Inquiries: Dr Susan Blackburn, 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.

10 - 13 July

Marketing - 'Multi Methods and Multi Perspectives in Marketing and Consumer Research Colloquium', chaired by Steven Kates with speakers Russell Belk, Linda Price and Eric Arnould. Link Theatre, building K, Caulfield, 9 am. Inquiries: Lynda Cunningham, extn 32151.

11 July

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

19 July

Free lunchtime concert - Darryl Coote (piano) and Sally Ann Russell (mezzo-soprano). Music Auditorium, Performing Arts Centre, Clayton, 1.10 pm.