Events for October 2009
This page is an archive of events for October 2009 listed from the first event through to the latest event to occur within this period.
October 2009
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2nd ArtsHealth Conference - Arts Health Pain Pleasure the image music text of pain and healingThe 2nd ArtsHealth Conference will bring together academics and practitioners from the creative arts, science, humanities, architecture, health and medicine to focus on research that explores the connection between creativity and the health of individuals and communities.
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| 09 | th at 8:30 AM |
Callaghan October Graduation Ceremony 2009Congratulations! It is with pride and satisfaction that the University of Newcastle invites potential graduates to participate in the forthcoming Graduation Ceremony. |
| 10 | th at 2:00 PM |
Launch of - You are Here Now : Celebrating GLBTIQ Lives at The University of NewcastleThe launch of - "You are Here Now" , a celebration of GLBTIQ (i.e. gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersex and/or queer) staff and students, past and present at The University of Newcastle. The historical exhibition also includes a photographic competition and display, plus a sparkling seminar. The launch of the exhibition is held in conjunction with the opening of the 2009 Rainbow Visions Festival (10-18 October).
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| 12 | th |
Semester 2 ResumesSemester 2 resumes on Monday 12 October 2009
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| 12 | th at 6:00 PM |
Just Health - Providing or ProfitingDr. Melanie Jansen will explore Australia's health system, the political ideology surrounding it, and more general theories of justice in the provision of health care.
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| 13 | th at 6:00 PM |
Anecdote Apophthegm and the 'real' Alexander - Public Lecture by Professor Brian BosworthProfessor Brian Bosworth, conjoint in the School of Humanities & Social Science at The University of Newcastle, will deliver the 2009 Trendall Lecture.
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| 14 | th at 6:30 PM |
2009 Alumni Awards2009 Alumni Awards presentation and cocktail party
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| 15 | th |
Psychology Colloquium: Spatial attention and visual awareness: Two dissociable processesSeminar presented by Dr Matthew Finkbeiner (Macquarie Centre for Cognitive Science Macquarie University). All staff and students are welcome. |
| 15 | th at 11:30 AM |
Donate blood on the Central Coast campusAustralian Red Cross Blood Service Donormobile
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| 16 | th at 2:00 PM |
DIAC Permanent Residency Information SessionFind out about the latest changes to General Skilled Migration, presented by a Department of Immigration and Citizenship representative. |
| 16 | th at 8:00 PM |
The Tom Vincent QuartetThis sophisticated contemporary jazz ensemble will be performing at the Newcastle Conservatorium Concert Hall (cnr Auckland and Laman Sts Newcastle) as part of their national tour. The concert begins at 8pm. Tickets are available at the door. Don't miss the Tom Vincent Quartet - Tom Vincent - Piano, Eamon McNelis - Trumpet/Vocals, Leigh Barker - Double Bass, Hugh Harvey - Drums
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| 17 | th at 6:00 PM |
Evatt House 20 Year ReunionEvatt House is turning 20 and we would like you to help us celebrate!
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| 19 | th at 10:00 AM |
Donate blood at the Callaghan CampusAustralian Red Cross Blood Service Donormobile
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| 20 |
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David Maddison Lecture"The future of health care training and delivery in Australia" by Professor Nicholas Talley
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| 21 | st at 6:30 PM |
'Cheapside' by David Allen/Drama DeptCome and be immersed in the underworld of Cheapside London in the Renaissance time. Watch the struggles of writer, Robert Greene as he competes against new kid on the block - Shakespeare.
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| 21 | st at 7:00 PM |
Australian International Animation Festival in NewcastleBringing the best short animations in the world to Newcastle. 110 films from 26 countries to amaze, delight, amuse and confuse you. From the heartwarming to the bizarre this collection covers the lot. Choose from 8 fantastic sessions or see the lot with a festival pass.
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| 22 | nd at 12:00 PM |
Psychology Colloquium: Gender differences in perceptions of secondary school studentsVictoria Clay, Family Action Centre, University of Newcastle will present "School life and Self-concept: Gender differences in perceptions of secondary school students".
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| 23 | rd at 7:30 PM |
Mothers and Babies Research Centre 20th anniversary cocktail partyTo celebrate 20 years of research, the Mothers and Babies Research Centre will hold a reunion cocktail party for current and former staff and students.
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| 23 | rd at 6:00 PM |
Human birth: when size does matter and timing is everythingThe Mothers and Babies Research Centre is celebrating 20 years of research discoveries benefiting women and their babies in the Hunter and worldwide.
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| 23 | rd at 9:30 AM |
Mothers and Babies Research Centre 20th anniversary informal symposiumTo celebrate 20 years of research, the Mothers and Babies Research Centre will hold a symposium including a showcase of current and previous research and includes lab tours.
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| 26 | th at 10:00 AM |
Donate blood at the Callaghan CampusAustralian Red Cross Blood Service Donormobile
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| 28 | th at 7:00 AM |
Hunter VisionsThe University of Newcastle and the Hunter Business Chamber have joined forces in an exciting new initiative, 'Hunter Visions'.
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| 28 | th at 6:00 PM |
John Turner Memorial History LectureThe 2009 John Turner Memorial History Lecture will be presented by Dr Nancy Cushing.
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| 29 | th at 12:00 PM |
Psychology Colloquium: Spatial attention and visual awareness: Two dissociable processesSeminar presented by Dr Matthew Finkbeiner (Macquarie Centre for Cognitive Science Macquarie University). All staff and students are welcome. |
| 30 | th at 12:00 PM |
Pompeii: wood fuel supplyThe School of Humanities and Social Sciences (Classics) presents a seminar on Pompeii by Dr Robyn Veal - BSc BA (Hons) MBA Phd. |
| 30 | th at 2:30 PM |
Peak Resources: When will They Occur?When can we expect Peak Coal? Like oil, we predict that both coal and platinum will experience peak behaviour well before the end of the 21st century. If true, then there will be major challenges in supplying global requirements in the medium term. Professor Geoffrey Evans will discuss how technology and supply and demand will impact on resources, and what predictions can be made for the future.
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