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Monash alumni on show at writers’ festival
Welcoming a new era in research
ePress offers bonus subscription to alumni
Monash Vice-Chancellor to chair Universities Australia
Access to new visual history archive at Monash
Study examines safety of used cars
Events
Alumni art: Generation M - The Monash Momentum
Monash Research Month: 20 August - 21 September
Performing arts: The Bacchae
Reunion: Graphic Design alumni
Malaysia event: Networking
Dinner: Australia Japan Society
Lifelong learning
Lecture: Forgiveness and trauma
Lecture: Lorenzo de' Medici's Women
Research Month: Research events
Conference: Pharmacy Australia Congress 2007
Dean's Public Lecture: Migraine and headache
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Monash alumni on show at writers’ festival
Monash University alumni, including Max Barry (pictured), will feature at the The Age Melbourne Writers’ Festival in late August. |
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Welcoming a new era in research
New Victorian Premier John Brumby has officially opened the Australian Synchrotron, located next to Monash University's Clayton campus.
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ePress offers bonus subscription to alumni
Monash University alumni can now have 18 months' access to Monash Business Review for the cost of 12 months. This offer expires on 31 August 2007. |
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Events
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Alumni art: Generation M - The Monash Momentum
This exhibition is of works by graduates from Monash's Glass Studio over the last 10 years. The exhibition is at Federation Square until Saturday 1 September. |
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Monash Research Month: 20 August - 21 September
Explore research opportunities at the Higher Degrees by Research information evening or attend the various community events during Monash Research Month. |
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Performing Arts: The Bacchae
The Bacchae, by Euripides and adapted and directed by Peter Oyston, is showing at Chapel Off Chapel, 16-19 August. |
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Lifelong learning
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Lecture: Forgiveness and trauma
Dean of Arts Professor Rae Frances will host guest speaker Professor Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela, University of Cape Town, on Friday 7 September. |
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Lecture: Lorenzo de' Medici's Women
Presented by Monash Professor Bill Kent, author of Lorenzo de' Medici and the Art of Magnificence, this lecture will be held on Wednesday 29 August. |
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Research Month: Research events
Research Month will feature research-based lectures and forums including the 'Medical research breakfast seminar' featuring Professor Nadia Rosenthal (pictured). |
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