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07
May
2012

Graduate student wins prestigious Oxford scholarship

Congratulations to Kalina Slaska-Sapala who has been awarded a Clarendon Fund Scholarship to study at the University of Oxford. Kalina is currently completing an MPhil in Classics/English in the School of Cultural Inquiry, and she heads to Oxford in October to undertake a DPhil (PhD) in Classics…

02
May
2012

ANCLAS wins $292,000 award for Ecuadorean Project

The Australian National Centre for Latin American Studies (ANCLAS) has won a $292,000 grant from AusAID for work related to the Yasuni-ITT initiative of the Ecuadorian government. This multidisciplinary project is being coordinated by Dr John Minns, Director of ANCLAS with colleagues, Dr Phil…

02
May
2012

Museum educators to vist Smithsonian

Dr Sharon Peoples, Internship Coordinator, Museum Education and Heritage Interpretation Program will be one of 17 museum education professional to travel to Washington and New York to visit many of the Smithsonian’s 18 institutions. The visit is part of the National Capital Exchange Program 2012-…

02
May
2012

Canberra in my eyes - exhibition

A photography exhibition of what Canberra means to students from The Australian National University opens today and will run until 16 May in the Theo Notaras Multicultural Centre, 180 London Circuit, Civic. The University asked students to portray how Canberra makes them feel. In My Eyes is…

01
May
2012

ANU and NIDA artistic exchange

The ANU School of Music recently held its first artistic exchange with The National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) in Sydney via videoconference, in a two-hour masterclass between staff and students at both institutions. This event showcased the capacity of music-specific videoconferencing to…

27
Apr
2012

Women Rangers Toolkit Workshop held at ANU

This week the ANU Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research (CAEPR) held the second of two week-long workshops to help women rangers from the Top End and Central Western Australia develop a ‘toolkit’. The toolkit outlines what work women rangers in remote areas are doing, what work they want…

26
Apr
2012

Creating a Vision for Rural Australia

Outlining strategies to strengthen and sustain rural communities was a key focus of a major conference that took place in Narabri, north-west NSW on 18 and 19 April 2012. The Sustaining Rural Communities conference, opened by the Hon Simon Crean, brought together some of the country’s key…