
The Institute values the collaborative work provided to us by our community partners over the years.
We are pleased to support some of the following public events of interest to the IAS community.
The University of Western Australia Historical Society is pleased to invite you to its fifth annual lecture, presented by Emeritus Professor Reg Appleyard Professor Appleyard will focus on his frequent visits to Europe for discussions with many UN and international committees. These confirmed that university education is on the edge of complete change, including thousands of international students who return to Australia and retain their links with UWA.
This annual lecture is a joint venture of Convocation and the UWA Historical Society.
Event Details
When: Tuesday 18 June 2013, 5.30pm for a 6pm start
Venue: Hackett Dining Hall, St George’s College, Mounts Bay Road, Crawley Parking: Strictly off-site in adjacent parking areas at the UWA Water Sports Complex
Cost: Free but seats are limited. Register your interest by 14 June 2013 to Fran Pesich, UWAHS President, Tel: 9364 6269, Email: fran.pesich@uwa.edu.au
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Visit http://www.extension.uwa.edu.au/ for more information.
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