What's On at UWA

School of Indigenous Studies Institute of Advanced Studies and the Crime Research Centre, University of Western Australia

invite you to a public lecture by

Dr Christine Alder and Professor Ken Polk Criminology, University of Melbourne

Introduced by Professor (...)

UWA Graduate Paul Tanner is one of Perth's finest percussionists, whose repertoire ranges from cool latin jazz to avant garde modernism. Join Paul and jazz pianist extraordinaire Tom O'Halloran as they present a jazz-inspired recital featuring works by Chick Corea, Maurice Ravel, Tom O'Halloran (...)

You are invited to a public lecture as part of Diversity Dialogues program by

DR CARMEN LAWRENCE Federal Member for Fremantle, National President, Australian Labor Party

Fear and Public Policy

Abstract: There is plenty of scope, even in established democracies, for (...)

Equally acclaimed as solo recitalist and chamber musician, Stephanie McCallum gave what is believed to be the first ever performance of Alkan’s "Chants" at her critically acclaimed Wigmore Hall debut. She has appeared at major festivals including Cheltenham, Huddersfield and the Sydney (...)

As part of Social Justice Week 2004, the Public Affairs Council have organised a screening of Michael Moore's hit documentary, Fahrenheit 9/11.

Monday August 2nd

6:45pm sharp

Astor Cinema, Mt Lawley

All tickets - only $10

Proceeds go to Mission (...)

You are invited to a public lecture as part of Diversity Dialogues program by

Associate Professor Christopher Newell, AM, School of Medicine, University of Tasmania

Abstract: This public lecture dares to name and explore a hidden form of social apartheid in Australia — the (...)

The modern Olympic games supposedly draw their inspiration from the Greek games held every four years at Olympia. All sorts of misapprehensions about the ancient games - such as that they were for amateurs, were a force for peace and goodwill, and were played in a spirit of fairness - have (...)

The Institute of Public Administration WA Division

and

The Institute of Advanced Studies, The University of Western Australia

Invite you to this free public lecture

by

Anne Summers

The Politics of Dissent in an Age of Endangered (...)

In the course of her exhibition research, art curator Melissa Harpley interviewed the artists Elise Blumann, Iris Francis and Portia Bennett. In this talk, Melissa will share the experience of meeting and discussing art with these women, and relate the importance of such relationships in the (...)

Like to know more about Cuba?

An invitation to UWA students, staff and others to join the Australia Cuba Friendship Society for a talk and visual images of contemporary Cuba & information about the 2004 Brigade to Cuba at the end of this year

Venue :Agriculture Lecture (...)

Come and support your club or faculty society on their way to gold in the annual Club Olympics!

Organised by the UWA Student Guild Societies Council, events are run every Tuesday and Thursday in August on the Oak Lawn from 1-2.

Fun events include a Gladiator Duel, a Body (...)

The UWA Bahai Society warmly invites you to Sacred Moments, a program of soul-stirring music and readings from World Religions on the theme of harmony between science and religion.

You are invited to a lecture by

Dr Sue Gillett, Film, Literature and Women’s Studies, La Trobe University

Date and Time: Tuesday 10 August at 6.00pm Venue: Geography Lecture Theatre 1, UWA

Abstract:

In Jane Campion's most recent film a serial killer (...)

Institute of Advanced Studies, The University of Western Australia

cordially invites you to attend a public lecture by

Professor Gerald O’Collins, SJ Professor of Systematic and Fundamental Theology, Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome Professorial Fellow, The University (...)

Entertaining National Science Week cabaret suitable for audiences of all ages. Enjoy an engaging performance that is both delightful and educational at the same time! Free entry, all welcome!

NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK What's On in the School of Earth & Geographical Sciences

A free illustrated talk for the general public: “Geological Journeys: from Artifacts to Zircon” Find out about the real bushranger Captain Starlight and what he was doing in the WA Geological Survey; (...)

The beauty of Jesus is not a concept. It is an esoteric experience.

"It is beauty that will save the world," said Dostoevsky. Outside Winthrop Hall a carved message proposes: "Verily by beauty it is that we come at wisdom." Might we say: "Verily by the (...)

You are invited to a free public lecture by

Dr Khalid Koser, Human Geography, Migration Research Unit, University College London

For Transnationalism, Racisms, Communities, Settlement (TRACS) Workshop Scheduled for August 17 - 20, 2004 on the theme of Generations of Migration< (...)

You are invited to a free public lecture by

Dr Anne-Marie Fortier, Sociology, Lancaster University

Date and Time: Wednesday 18 August at 6.00pm Venue: Geography Lecture Theatre, UWA (The nearest carpark is 18 and 19 via Fairway entrance No 1). Please refer to map on http://maps (...)

Veronica Brady will consider the work of Western Australian writers of the 1930s. Veronica is Honorary Senior Research Fellow in the Department of English at UWA. Her talk is in relation to the exhibition 'Approaches to Modernism: The Art of Portia Bennett, Elise Blumann and Iris Francis 1930s to (...)