The research seminar and workshop series' occur each semester, each with a different topic and guest speaker from UQ or otherwise.
The seminars occur on a Friday afternoon from 3-4 pm in Room 601 in the Michie Building (#9).
Semester 1, 2017 Seminars & Workshops
| Week 5: Wednesday, 29 March 1-2pm |
Seminar: The disruptions of gold: some archaeology of the literary cultures of the global south IASH Seminar Room, Level 4, Forgan Smith Tower (Bldg #1) |
Prof Philip Mead, Chair of Australian Literature at the University of Western Australia |
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Week 6: |
Room 601, Michie Building (#9) |
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Week 8: |
Room 601, Michie Building (#9) |
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| Week 9: Friday, 5 May 3-4pm |
Workshop: ARC Applications - What I Wish I'd Known Room 601, Michie Building (#9) Afternoon tea will be served in the kitchen area of level 6 of Michie building at the end of the session |
Aims: To provide information on the do's and don'ts related to preparing for ARC grant applications Audience: Early Career Researchers; Staff new to the ARC |
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Week 10: |
Workshop: ARC Fellowships - When, Why & How Room 601, Michie Building (#9) Afternoon tea will be served in the kitchen area of level 6 of Michie building at the end of the session |
A/Prof Anna Johnston and Dr Jessica White Aims: To provide information on ARC future Fellowship, DECRA, & other fellowships Audience: Staff who are planning to apply for ARC fellowships, and/or other fellowships
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| Week 11: Friday, 19 May 3-4pm |
Seminar: Hyperlocal Journalism & Digital Disruption Room 601, Michie Building (#9) |
Dr Scott Downman and Mr Richard Murray |
| Week 12: Friday, 26 May 3-4pm |
Seminar: Copyright and Creativity: Is Australian Policy Hurting Creators? Room 601, Michie Building (#9) |
University Professor Patricia Aufderheide (School of Communication, American University) |
| SWOTVAC: Friday 9 June 3-4pm |
Seminar: The Poetics of Religious Toleration in the Long British Eighteenth Century Room 601, Michie Building (#9) |
Dr Brandon Chua |
| Exam Period: Friday, 16 June 3-4pm |
Workshop: ARC Linkage Grants - When, Why & How Room 601, Michie Building (#9) Afternoon tea will be served in the kitchen area of level 6 of Michie building at the end of the session |
A/Prof Shuang Liu, Ms Sarina Hobbin, Prof Annemaree Carroll Aims: To provide information on building ARC Linkage grant applications including negotiating with partner organisations Audience: Staff who are considering developing ARC Linkage grant applications |
