Monash Memo - what's on - 09 July 2002

July

10

Japanese Studies Centreseminar - 'The study of Japanese manga: contemporary Japanesemanga artist and their works,' by manga critic Mr Fusanosuke Natsume.South 1 (building 64), Clayton, 6.30 pm. Inquiries: extn52260.

11

Japan Information and Cultural Centreseminar - 'The construction of Japanese manga: techniques ofgrammar and expression', by manga critic Mr Fusanosuke Natsume.Victorian College of the Arts, 234 St Kilda Road, Southbank, 2 pm.Inquiries: telephone 9639 3277.

11

JapanInformation and Cultural Centre seminar - 'The state ofJapanese manga: internationalisation in the culture of Japanese manga',by manga critic Mr Fusanosuke Natsume. Lecture theatre, Storey Hall,RMIT, corner Swanston and Latrobe streets, Melbourne, 6.30 pm.Inquiries: telephone 9639 3277.

11-12

Department of Management and National Key Centre in Industrial Relationsseminar - 'The first international conference on training,employability and employment'. Monash University Centre London.Inquiries: extn 32607.

13

Sawai International KotoSchool concert - 'Koto and Shakuhachi concert', with guestplayer Mr Andrew MacGregor. Japanese Studies Centre (building 54),Clayton, 3.30 pm. Please bring your own cushion forcomfort.

14-17

Faculty of Business andEconomics seminar - 'The seventh international symposium onlogistics and the second international symposium on operationsstrategy'. Sheraton Towers, Southgate, Melbourne. Inquiries: Ms IreneThavarajah, extn 51344 or emailirene.thavarajah@adm.monash.edu.au.

15

School ofMusic - Conservatorium - 'Cognitive constraints on metricsystems: some observations and hypotheses', by Professor Justin London,chair, Department of Music, Carleton College. Room G38 (Burchill Rooms),PAC, Clayton, 6 pm.

17

Faculty of Education andCentre for the Economics of Education and Training seminar -'Political and social aspects of educational opportunity in Victoria',by Dr Bob Birrell. Room G25, building 6, Clayton, 12noon.

17

Department of Chemical Engineeringseminar - 'Developing technologies to reduce CO2 emissions:worthwhile science or bringing science into disrepute?', by ProfessorStef Simons, University College, London. Room 201, building 69, Clayton,3 pm.

17

Monash Governance Research Unitlaunch/lecture - guest speaker Mr David Knott, ASIC chairman.Parliament House, Melbourne, 5.30 pm. RSVP to Ms Irene Thavarajah, extn51344 or email irene.thavarajah@adm.monash.edu.au