Events for September 2009
This page is an archive of events for September 2009 listed from the first event through to the latest event to occur within this period.
September 2009
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Visit by German Consul GeneralMr Hans Gnodke (German Consul General), and Dr Andreas Jaeger (DAAD Representative) are visiting the University of Newcastle today.
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| 03 | rd at 3:00 PM |
2009 Port Macquarie Info EveningChoosing a degree and a university is one of the most important decisions you'll ever have to make.
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| 03 | rd at 10:30 AM |
Advancing Research Agendas in Social Inclusion and WellbeingLaunch of Two New Top Tier Published Books in 2009
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| 04 | th at 2:00 PM |
Implications and Opportunities in a Carbon-Constrained WorldResponding to the challenges of reducing CO2 emissions is a huge task for us all but the critical place of coal in our regions economy for many decades poses extra challenges for Newcastle and the Hunter. But with challenges comes opportunities and innovation this timely Farrell Forum aims to focus on the opportunities. |
| 07 | th at 6:30 PM |
Clinical Unit in Ethics and Health Law SeminarMaree Booth, a health lawyer working for Catherine Henry Partners in Newcastle, will be presenting a talk on "Patient Autonomy, What does it mean at Law? What are the Limits?" Maree will cover a medicolegal cases that have discussed this issue.
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| 09 | th at 7:30 PM |
'The Caper'A black comedy by Carl Caulfield.
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| 10 | th at 12:00 PM |
Psychology colloquium: Computational modelling of visual word recognition and reading aloudA presentation by Prof. Max Coltheart (Macquarie Centre for Cognitive Science, MACCS): Computational modelling of visual word recognition and reading aloud
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| 10 | th at 1:00 AM |
Lunchtime Concert and Workshop - Voice of PasundanInternationally acclaimed world music trio 'Voice of Pasundan' will be performing traditional and contemporary music from West Java Indonesia. |
| 14 | th at 5:30 PM |
Diversity & Dialogue Iftar Dinner 2009The University of Newcastle in partnership with Affinity Intercultural Foundation are hosting the second "Diversity and Dialogue" Iftar Dinner at Isabellas Restaurant, Callaghan College.
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| 16 | th at 5:30 PM |
20th Anniversary Celebration for Home-StartA Twilight Reception for friends of the Family Action Centre and Home-Start.
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| 16 | th at 3:00 PM |
PANIC research network meetingProf Ron Plotnikoff will be welcomed to the University of Newcastle at the next PANIC* research network meeting. Prof Plotnikoff will be the key speaker and talk about his research interests.
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| 16 | th at 12:30 PM |
Community Cultural Festival 09The Jesmond Junction Committee presents the 2009 "Sharing Our Cultures" Community Cultural Festival.
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| 17 | th at 12:00 PM |
Psychology Colloquium: How response times and accuracy can combine to tell us more: Absolute identification, decision time models, and lexical accessSeminar presented by Chris Donkin (School of Psychology, University of Newcastle). All staff and students are welcome.
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| 18 | th at 1:00 PM |
Human Rights and Social Justice LectureThe University's 2009 Human Rights and Social Justice Lecture will be delivered by Mr Andrew Hewett, Executive Director of Oxfam Australia, at 1:00-2:00 pm on Friday 18 September 2009 in the Griffith Duncan Theatre.
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| 23 | rd at 12:00 PM |
Book Launch "Priestess and the Slave"The Australian Launch of "Priestess and the Slave", written by Jenny Blackford, University of Newcastle Alumni and recipient of the University Medal.
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| 24 | th at 12:00 PM |
Psychology Colloquium: New perspectives on the neurobiology of stress induced depressionDr Rohan Walker - Laboratory of Affective Neuroscience, School of Biomedical Sciences, University of Newcastle will present "New perspectives on the neurobiology of stress induced depression: Examining the roles of neuroinflammation and neurodegeneration".
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| 25 | th at 3:00 PM |
Climate Change: What does this actually mean for our region?Dr Karen Blackmore from Hunter Councils Environment Division will present the outcomes of two years of research into the effects of climate change on our Region. Commissioned by the Councils of the region, and completed by the University of Newcastle and Macquarie University, the research has confirmed that the impacts of climate change will vary across the region. The results generated provide the next order of detail and insight over previous projections of change, including sub regional and seasonal analysis. This makes it possible to more accurately assess and prepare for the potential risks posed by climate change. |
| 25 | th at 6:00 PM |
Discipline of Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering DinnerA warm invitation is extended to staff and students (past and present), graduates and friends of the Discipline to join us for an evening of good company and fine food. |
| 25 | th at 6:00 PM |
Canberra Alumni Cocktail PartyOpen to ALL Alumni
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| 28 | th |
Semester 2 RecessSemester 2 Recess commences Monday 28 September through to Friday 09 October 2009
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| 30 | th at 10:00 AM |
In Living Memory NSW tourThis exhibition features images from a series of 1000 black and white photographs from the official records of the former NSW Aborigines Welfare Board. |
| 30 | th |
DASSH Conference: Deans of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (DASSH)The program will include presentations and roundtable discussions on current and emerging issues relevant to the HASS sector. |