Monash Memo - what's on - 7 November 2001

November

8 - Monash Asia Institute seminar - 'Anti-sinicism and Anti-Chinese violence in Southeast Asia', by Associate Professor Charles Coppel. Manton Room SG03, ground floor, Menzies building south, Clayton, 11.15 am.

9 - Philosophy department seminar - Michael Smith discusses cognitivists and non-cognitivists. Philosophy department library, room 916, Menzies building, Clayton, 2.15 pm.

9 - Marketing seminar - 'Marketing resources: measurement and exploitation', by Professor Graham Hooley. Ramler conference room, building S, Caulfield, 2 pm.

11 - Afternoon concert - The Monash Chamber Ensemble plays a program including Messiaen's Quartet for the end of time. Music Auditorium, Clayton, 3 pm. Tickets: $15, $12 concession.

12-13 - Law seminar - 'New skills for negotiation best practice'. For information, contact Sharonne Schwartz, telephone 9614 0333.

14 - Administrative Support Staff Network cocktails - ASSN invites administrative support staff, friends and colleagues to this annual event. Monash University Club, Clayton. Cost: $10. Inquiries: Bev Olbrich, extn 54118.

14 - Transition research seminar - 'Transition: an issue for commencing and completing higher degree by research candidates', by Dr Denise Cuthbert. Sir George Lush Room, building 3A, Clayton, 10 am.

15 - Business and Economics Business Associates breakfast - 'Does mutual obligation extend to the corporate sector?' by the Rev. Tim Costello. Student Cafeteria, Student Union Building, Peninsula, 7.15 am. Cost: $20. Bookings: extn 44144.

15-16 - Monash Ageing Research Centre conference - 'Preventing and treating depression in late life'. CUB Malthouse Theatre, Sturt Street, South Melbourne. Information: zoe.dam@med.monash.edu.au