Monash Memo - what's on - 20 August 2002

August

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Monash UniversityMusical Company performance - 'The Wiz'. Monash SecondaryCollege Theatrette, Duerdin Street, Clayton North. Bookings: 97266382.

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Web workshops - 'Project managingsmall web applications', by Ms Lisa Wise. Lecture theatre R2, building8, Clayton, 12 noon.

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Department of Accountingand Finance research seminar - 'Changing the learningenvironment to promote deep learning', by Mr Matt Hall, AssociateProfessor Alan Ramsey and Mr John Raven. Room SG03, Menzies building,Clayton, 1.15 pm.

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Centre for Medieval andRenaissance Studies seminar - 'The silkwomen of MedievalLondon: an interdisciplinary inquiry', by Dr Stephanie Trigg, MelbourneUniversity. Room S503, Menzies building, Clayton, 1.10 pm. Inquiries: DrCarol Williams, extn 53254, or emailcarol.williams@arts.monash.edu.au.

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Lunch mathsseminar - 'Little molecules on big computers: Monte Carlomethods for molecular simulation', by Dr Alfred Uhlherr, CSIRO. Lecturetheatre S14, building 29, Clayton, 1 pm.

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Japanese Studies Centre manga drawing course - 'JM2 beginner 2and JM4 intermediate'. Five sessions, Clayton, 6 pm. Inquiries: extn52260 or email japanese.studies.centre@arts.monash.edu.au.

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Faculty of Education seminar -'Globalisation and educational change: doing the work of reshaping andre-norming of practices', by Associate Professor Lawrie Angus. Room G25,building 6, Clayton, 1 pm.

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Graduate School ofEnvironmental Science seminar - 'Cleaning in the 21st century',by Ms Bridget Gardener, Fresh Green Clean. Room SG04, Menzies building,Clayton, 5 pm.

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Department of Anatomy and CellBiology seminar - 'Nuclear cytoplasmic flux in the living cell- FRAP resurrected', by Professor David Jans. Padua theatre,building 13C, Clayton, 4 pm.

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Department ofBiological Sciences seminar - 'Biogeographic tests of earthhistory', by Dr Robin Wilson, Museum Victoria. Room S8, Zoology lecturetheatre, building 21, Clayton, 1 pm.

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School ofHumanities, Communications and Social Sciences research forum -'Heresy: power and power relations', by Ms Maureen Bransden. LINK room,Gippsland, 1 pm.

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Web workshops - 'Theevolution and devolution of the webmaster role', by Ms Lisa Wise.Lecture theatre R2, building 8, Clayton, 12noon.

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Department of Accounting and Financeresearch seminar - 'Have New Zealand banks really become moreefficient?', by Mr David Tripe, Centre for Banking Studies, MasseyUniversity, New Zealand. Room SG03, Menzies building, Clayton, 1.15pm.