David Thomas: Impermanences (Changing)
Hosted by the School of Creative Arts
Entangled: Art and the Tasmanian Primary School
Presented by the Academy Gallery as part of the Junior Academy Program in partnership with the Tasmanian Art Teaches Association and Art Education Australia (AEA).
Exhibition Launceston Academy Gallery, School of Creative Arts, Inveresk campus
Southern Colleges and UTAS Wind Ensemble
The Southern Colleges and UTAS Wind Ensemble is a collaborative ensemble, comprising students from Elizabeth, Hobart, Claremont, and Rosny Colleges and the UTAS Conservatorium of Music
Concert Hobart Conservatorium Recital Hall; 5 Sandy Bay Road, Hobart
Treasures from the University of Tasmania's Collections
An exhibition presented as part of the Academy Gallery University Museum of Art and Science “pilot” exhibition program.
Exhibition Burnie Makers Workshop, West Park Precinct, 2-4 Bass Highway, Burnie
Arts Forum | Chris Arneaud-Clarke
Arts Forum is a public program of the School of Creative Arts
Arts Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Hunter Street, Hobart
Inveresk Design Forum | Mathew Hinds
Mathew Hinds will be discussing the methodologies behind a number of recent projects
Presenter(s):
- Mathew Hinds
Public Forum Hobart School of Architecture & Design, Inveresk
Inveresk Design Forum | Andrew Maynard
Austin Maynard Architects explore architecture of enthusiasm.
Presenter(s):
- Mathew Hinds
Public Forum Hobart School of Architecture & Design, Inveresk
SPECIAL EVENT: Helen Britton, David Bielander & Yutaka Minegishi
Special event by the School of Creative Arts
Arts Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Hunter Street, Hobart
Research Excellence Series: Success Is Not Final, Failure Is Not Fatal
A collaborative discussion about how we can individually and collectively find the courage and means to contribute positively to our academic institution and wider community.
Presenter(s):
- Professor David Greenfield, University of Tasmania
Enacting the Curriculum: A narrative approach
Visiting scholar Professor Robyn Ewing shares her experience and expertise in paying attention to the stories and storylines inherent in curriculum development, study and enactment.
Presenter(s):
- Professor Robyn Ewing, University of Sydney
Public Lecture All campuses Video-linked between Newnham, Sandy Bay and Cradle Coast campuses
Research Excellence Series: Motor Neuron Disease: One step closer, a research journey.
This presentation will reflect on A/Prof Dickson's 10-year research journey, the unexpected findings, the challenges and the rewards.
Presenter(s):
- Associate Professor Tracey Dickson, University of Tasmania
Public Lecture All campuses Lecture Theatre 2, Medical Science Precinct, Corner of Liverpool and Campbell Streets and video-conferenced to other locations
Storying Curriculum Enactment: Interdisciplinary possibilities
Visiting scholar presentation by Professor Robyn Ewing
Presenter(s):
- Professor Robyn Ewing, University of Sydney
- Professor Kim Beswick
- Associate Professor Sharon Fraser
- Dr Abbey MacDonald
Public Lecture All campuses Video-linked between Newnham, Sandy Bay and Cradle Coast campuses
Backscatter Public Forum: Cross-disciplinary collaboration and the ocean
Three researchers from diverse fields lead a discussion on ways in which cross-disciplinary collaboration can help to engage with multiple perspectives to expand our awareness and appreciation of the marine environment as a valuable cultural and economic asset.
Presenter(s):
- Dr Joy McCann, Australian National University
- Dr Vanessa Lucieer, University of Tasmania
- Dr Annalise Rees, University of Tasmania
Public Lecture Hobart Aurora Lecture Theatre, IMAS Waterfront Building, Castray Esplanade
Killing the Big Beast that is the Traditional Thesis
Marketing Discipline Seminar
Research Excellence Series: An Introduction to the Creative Exchange Institute (CxI)
Professor Wise will speak about the Creative Exchange Institute (CxI).
Presenter(s):
- Professor Kit Wise, University of Tasmania
Public Lecture Newnham Lecture Theatre 9, Faculty of Arts Building, Newnham campus
UHack 2017: Innovate Tasmania
UHack is Tasmania's innovation hackathon - run for student and public innovators - by students and staff from the University of Tasmania.
Research Excellence Series: Having Fun with Unexpected Research Opportunities: From Tasmania to the US and back
Dr Goldberg went to a one-room primary school in rural Tasmania, but her research journey took her to the US and back 35 years later.
Presenter(s):
- Dr Lyn Goldberg, University of Tasmania
Insights to Consumer Marketing
Marketing Discipline Seminar
Demons Land: A poem come true
Screening and public talk by visiting professor Simon Palfrey
Special Event Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, School of Creative Arts, Hunter Street, Hobart
Voyage - The music of Simon Reade
Featuring the XYRIS Saxophone Quartet with the Hobart Wind Symphony
Concert Hobart Conservatorium Recital Hall; 5 Sandy Bay Road, Hobart
The Pastness of the Past: Thoughts about archaeology and its practice in Greece
2017 Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens Visiting Professor
Presenter(s):
- Professor James C. Wright
Public Lecture Sandy Bay Centenary Lecture Theatre, Grosvenor Crescent, Sandy Bay campus
Computer-aided Chemical Design: The future of chemistry?
Join Professor Michelle Coote at this exciting public lecture where she will share a taste of the things computational chemistry can do, from the innovative, to the crazy.
Presenter(s):
- Professor Michelle Coote, Australian National University
Public Lecture Hobart Harvard Lecture Theatre 2, Centenary Building, Sandy Bay campus
Arts Forum | Bridget Nicholson and Ron Malor
Bridget Nicholson, Artist in Residence and Ron Malor, MFA Candidate
Arts Forum Inveresk Lecture Theatre 1A181, School of Creative Arts, Inveresk campus
The Future of Work in North West Tasmania
Explore how technology transformation, workplace change and consumer demands might impact the future of work
Presenter(s):
- Evan Rolley, VDL Farms
- Lara Hendriks, Department of State Growth
- Tom Quinn, Future Business Council
2017 Menzies Debate: Heart Disease? We don't need to worry about that any more
Exploring 50 years of progress in heart disease research and treatment and its implications on the health outcomes
Presenter(s):
- Professor James Sharman, Menzies Institute for Medical Research
- Associate Professor Rosemary Harrupm Royal Hobart Hospital
- Dr Paul MacIntyre, Royal Hobart Hospital
- Dr Seana Gall, Menzies Institute for Medical Research
- Professor Tom Marwick, Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute
- Professor John Kelly, Heart Foundation
- MC: Bernie Hobbs, Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Public Forum Hobart Medical Science Precinct, Corner of Liverpool and Campbell Streets
The Future of Work in Northern Tasmania
Explore how technology transformation, workplace change and consumer demands might impact the future of work
Presenter(s):
- Tom Quinn, Future Business Council
Arts Forum | Sasha Huber
Arts Forum is a public program of the School of Creative Arts
Arts Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Hunter Street, Hobart
Truth and Persuasion: The nature and ambitions of philosophical argument
A very special Philosophy Program seminar with prominent philospher A.C. Grayling.
Presenter(s):
- Professor A.C. Grayling, Oxford University
Seminar Sandy Bay Harvard Theatre 1, Centenary Building, Sandy Bay campus
Negotiating Gendered Identity in a Japanese Sports University Kendo Club
Asia Institute Tasmania Public Lecture
Presenter(s):
- Dr Kate Sylvester
Public Lecture Hobart School of Humanities, Room 346, College of Arts, Law and Education, Sandy Bay campus
The Creative Turn: Fostering creativity in secondary schools
Associate Professor Anne Harris from RMIT shares findings on her study into creativity in education.
Presenter(s):
- Associate Professor Anne Harris
Public Lecture Sandy Bay Stanley Burbury Theatre, Sandy Bay campus
The Future of Journalism
Hear from our panel of industry insiders on the challenges and opportunities for journalism.
Presenter(s):
- Joce Nettlefold, ABC Radio Hobart
- Matt Deighton, The Mercury
- Charles Wooley, TasWeekend
- Vivienne Kelly, Mumbrella
Public Forum Hobart Dechaineux Theatre, University of Tasmania Art School, Hunter Street, Hobart
Arts Forum | Entangled
Entangled: Art and the Tasmanian Primary School
Arts Forum Launceston Academy Gallery, School of Creative Arts, Inveresk campus
Giant Icebergs and the Future of the Antarctic Ice Sheet
Australian Institute of Physics Public Lecture
Presenter(s):
- Dr Sue Cook
Public Lecture Sandy Bay Physics Lecture Theatre 1, Sandy Bay campus
What preparation do health professionals need in order to work effectively in Indigenous primary health care contexts?
Robyn Williams (Charles Darwin University), presents her research on health professionals and Indigenous Primary Health in urban, rural and remote areas
Public Lecture Burnie, Launceston, Hobart, Darlinghurst, Rozelle
Gimme Danger: The Stooges
School of Creative Arts special presentation at the State Cinema
Special Event Hobart State Cinema, 375 Elizabeth Street, North Hobart
University Dinner in Hobart
An opportunity to celebrate scholarship, teaching and research excellence.
Artists in Residence 2016
Hosted by the School of Creative Arts
Latin Amercian Film Festival 2017
Films from Latin American countries, subtitled in English
Special Event Sandy Bay Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus
Arts Forum | Scot Cotterell
Arts Forum is a public program of the School of Creative Arts
Arts Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Hunter Street, Hobart
Special Arts Forum | Beat Night is Back!
Special event by the School of Creative Arts
Arts Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Hunter Street, Hobart
Composers' Showcase
Premiering new works by conservatorium composition students
Concert Hobart Conservatorium Recital Hall; 5 Sandy Bay Road, Hobart
Extinction Matters: Could citizen science help?
The Royal Society of Tasmania - 2017 Launceston Lecture Series
Presenter(s):
- Dr Clare Hawkins, Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment (DPIPWE)
Assuring Submarine Manoeuvring and Control Safety
Technical Meeting Series sponsored in 2017 by the Tasmanian Divisions of RINA and IMarEST
Presenter(s):
- Mr Paul Crossland
China’s Rural E-Commerce and Gendered (Dis-)Enablement
Asia Institute Tasmania Public Lecture
Presenter(s):
- Dr Haiqing Yu
Public Lecture Hobart School of Humanities, Room 346, College of Arts, Law and Education, Sandy Bay campus
2017 Red Cross Oration - How to Win Friends and Influence States: Social change through treaties
Head of the Convention Against Torture Initiative and prominent UTAS alumna Dr Alice Edwards delivers the 2017 Red Cross Oration.
Presenter(s):
- Dr Alice Edwards, Convention Against Torture Initiative
Public Lecture Medical Science Precinct, Corner of Liverpool and Campbell Streets, Hobart and Livestreamed to Launceston
Concerto for Coffee Cups
A concert of freshly-roasted new music topped with Cage, Wolff and Saunders
Concert Hobart Conservatorium Recital Hall; 5 Sandy Bay Road, Hobart
Chemistry of Fireworks
Come along to one of the two seminars and learn some fun chemistry, and then see it in action in the sky above Hobart!
Sporting Event Sandy Bay Main Lecture Theatre, Chemistry Building, Sandy Bay campus