Monash Memo - what's on - 05 March 2002

March

7

National Centre for SouthAsian Studies seminar - 'Hindu-Muslim interactions inIndia', by Dr George Mitchell, who will give an illustrated talk basedon his work on Indian art and architecture. Monash City CampusConference Centre, 30 Collins Street, 7th floor, 6.30 pm. RSVP toemma.barling@adm.monash.edu.au

7

Centre ofSoutheast Asian Studies forum - Interested academic staff andgraduate students whose research relates to Southeast Asia are invitedto an open forum. Manton Rooms, SG03, Clayton, 11 am. To receive CSEASemail announcements, sign on via the electronic form atwww.arts.monash.edu.au/ mai/asiaformcseas.html

8

International Women's Day lunch - Staff from all campuses areinvited to Clayton to celebrate the work and achievements of women atthe university during the past year. Guest speaker will be Ms DawnCasey, director of the National Museum of Australia. Cost: $16. BanquetRoom, Campus Centre, 12.15 pm (for a 12.30 pm start). Bookingsessential. RSVP to Judith Suli on extn 56923 or emailjudith.suli@adm.monash.edu.au

10

Making MusicSeries concert - John O'Donnell plays an all-Bach program onthe Jurgen Ahrend Pipe Organ. Tickets: $15, $12 and $8. Robert BlackwoodConcert Hall, Clayton. 3 pm.

12

Lunch maths- 'The secrets of soap bubbles', by Dr Burkard Polster. TheatreS14, building 29, Clayton, 1 pm. For further information, emailmarty.ross@sci.monash.edu.au

13

Centre forComparative Literature and Cultural Studies seminar - 'From theculture industry to the aesthetic economy', by Emeritus Professor DavidRoberts. Room W809, Menzies building, Clayton, 3pm.

27

School of Computer Science and SoftwareEngineering seminar - 'Design and implementation of a lean andmean cluster operating system', by Professor Peter Schulthess. Room 135,Computer Science building (26), Clayton, 2 pm.