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18th-24th March, 2024 is Neurodiversity Celebration Week Please join us for an online seminar presented by Prof. Sandra Thom-Jones. Sandra Thom-Jones is an autistic author, artisan, academic and advocate. She provides consultancy
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18th-24th March, 2024 is Neurodiversity Celebration Week
Please join us for an online seminar presented by Prof. Sandra Thom-Jones.
Sandra Thom-Jones is an autistic author, artisan, academic and advocate. She provides consultancy services to education, employment and healthcare providers, and supports for autistic people, through her consultancy Autistic Professor. Sandra is the author of Growing in to Autism (MUP, 2022), the mother of two adult autistic sons, and a passionate champion for the inclusion of autistic people in all aspects of society. Sandra has undertaken numerous research projects in partnership with the autistic community on the experiences of autistic people and the knowledge and attitudes towards autism in the community; including research that won the Autism CRC’s 2019 and 2021 awards for research translation and 2022 award for inclusive research.
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(Wednesday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm(GMT+10:30)
21mar5:30 pm7:00 pmBook Launch: She Played and Sang: Jane Austen and MusicBook by Gillian Dooley
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The Adelaide launch of Gillian Dooley’s new book on music in the life and work of Jane Austen, published by Manchester University Press. The book will be launched by Professor Anna
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The Adelaide launch of Gillian Dooley’s new book on music in the life and work of Jane Austen, published by Manchester University Press.
The book will be launched by Professor Anna Goldsworthy, renowned musician and writer. Books will be available for sale by Imprints Booksellers.
Catering to be provided by the Jane Austen Society of Adelaide and the Musicological Society of Australia (SA Chapter).
The event will be held in the Noel Stockdale Room at Flinders University Library, where Gillian presented the first Jane Austen’s Music concert in May 2007.
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(Thursday) 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm(GMT+10:30)
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Flinders Central Library | Level 1 | Noel Stockdale Room
Humanities Road, Bedford Park, South Australia
april
16apr(apr 16)7:30 am18(apr 18)6:30 pmApril 2024 Adelaide Graduation Ceremonies
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Graduations are pinnacle events that honour the achievements and success of our students and provide you with the opportunity to reflect on and celebrate with your family and friends. For further
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Graduations are pinnacle events that honour the achievements and success of our students and provide you with the opportunity to reflect on and celebrate with your family and friends.
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16 (Tuesday) 7:30 am - 18 (Thursday) 6:30 pm(GMT+09:30)
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Adelaide Convention Centre, Halls J, K & L
North Terrace, Adelaide 5000
may
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CALL FOR PAPERS INFORMATION Due Friday 8 March 2024 Even though Japan and Taiwan share close proximity, issues of democratic politics, defence strategies, and even consumption of popular culture, such as
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Due Friday 8 March 2024
Even though Japan and Taiwan share close proximity, issues of democratic politics, defence strategies, and even consumption of popular culture, such as fashion and pop music, the issues involving interactions between Japan and Taiwan have rarely been discussed by Australian scholars.
Funded by the Japanese Studies Association of Australia, this symposium aims to create and strengthen a network among those who study about Japan and Taiwan.
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(Friday) 9:00 am - 6:00 pm(GMT+09:30)
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