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13 October - 10 January
Event
UTAS LIVE LIFE: a pilot workplace health and wellbeing program
Through a partnership with the Active Launceston Project - UTAS LIVE LIFE is a Workplace Health and Wellbeing Project.
This is a Pilot Project being run at Northern Campus locations only.
The University of Tasmania is committed to supporting its employees to improve their health and wellbeing. UTAS LIVE LIFE is a pilot workplace health and wellbeing program.
FREE Physical Activity and Health and Wellbeing sessions from UTAS LIVE LIFE:
FREE UNIGYM 3 MONTH MEMBERSHIPS
FREE UNIGYM FITNESS CLASSES: 3 locations Newnham - Inveresk - Anne O’Byrne
FREE NUTRITION LECTURES
FREE SWING DANCE CLASSES
FREE EXERCISE PHYLIOLOGY CONSULTATIONS
See website for the full timetable of activities for October 09 to December 09.
Further Information:
http://www.activelaunceston.com.au/about.aspx?id=66
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22 October - 31 December
The School of Pharmacy Research Seminar
The School of Pharmacy seminars semester 2 2009
The School of Pharmacy seminars are held on Wednesday mornings from 9am-10am - Location Chemistry Building room 329.
Speakers are from varied backgrounds, some working on various pharmaceutical research projects including PhD and Master students.
28/10/2009 - Andrew Stafford PhD student seminar
Home Medications Review - What are the most valuable interventions?
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18/11/2009 - Fangming Jin Master of Pharmaceutical Science Student seminar
The anti- tumour and antimicrobial potential of compounds from Tasmanian Clematis species
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18/11/2009- Juanita Westbury Seminar
Community pharmacy promoting appropriate sedative use in aged care -The RedUSe project
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25/11/2009 - Ella Jeffrey Project Seminar
Evaluation of a Clinical Pathway to Enable Patient Self-Monitoring of Anticoagulation
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2/12/2009 - Professor Stuart McLean seminar
Injecting drug users, MS Contin and harm reduction by filtration: and where is this headed?
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Further Information: Julie Penfold, (03) 6226 2190
julie.penfold@utas.edu.au
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13 November - 04 December
Visual and Performing Arts Exhibition
The Best of the 2009 School of Visual and Performing Arts Honours, MCA, MFA and PhD student art work.
This exhibition will present work from the examination folios for 2009.
Further Information: Malcolm Bywaters, 03 6324 4410
Malcolm.Bywaters @utas.edu.au
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20 November - 21 November
visual and Performing Arts
Theatre Performance: Seneca's Oedipus - Work in progress
Performed by Voice Theatre Lab, this is an original raw visceral interpretation of seneca's Oedipus - the story of a king who killed his father and married his mother. This version (compared with Sophocles') was meant to be recited rather than performed, and so combines vocal sounds, physical theatre, vocal and physical expression of abstract imagery. It aims to highlight the themes of light and darkness, sight and blindness, the power of unwritten law and the limits of free will through the power of the hiuman voice in crisis. Venue: Annexe Studio Inveresk. Cost: Adults $20, Students, Concession, UTAs staff $5. Bookings ph. 03 6324 4450 or get tickets before the show.
Further Information: 03 6324 4450
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20 November - 20 November
Australian Innovation Research Centre Seminar
2009 Research Seminar Series
Speaker: Tricia Berman, General Manager, Innovation Policy Branch, Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research
Venue: Level 5, 33 Salamanca Place, Hobart
Time: 11am
Further Information: (03) 6226 7366
www.airc.net.au
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21 November - 21 November
Conservatorium of Music Event
Southern Gospel Choir - CD LAUNCH
DATE:
Saturday 21st November 2009
7:30pm
Stanley Burbury Theatre
Churchill Avenue, Sandy Bay
University of Tasmania, Hobart
TiCKETS:
$35 Adults & $25 Concession including booking fees
Transaction Fees may apply
Avoid disapointment by booking your ticket early.
Tickets go on sale on Monday the 12th of October 2009 and will only be sold through Centertainment in Hobart.
CENTERTAINMENT
53 Elizabeth Mall, Hobart, TAS
Phone: (03) 6234 5998
Web: www.centertainment.com.au
Any unsold tickets will be sold at the door 30 minutes prior to the concert commencing.
Further Information: Conservatorium Concerts Office, (03) 6226 7306
conservatorium.concerts@utas.edu.au
http://fcms.its.utas.edu.au/arts/music/newsdetail.asp?lNewsEventId=2826
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22 November - 22 November
Tasmania University Musical Society Event
Concert: Romantic Songs and Arias
Romantic Songs and Arias is a concert featuring music by Mozart, Gounod, Duparc, Copland and Schumann.
The performers featured are
Pamela Andrews (soprano)
Peter Larence (baritone)
Michael Curtain (piano)
Time: 4pm, Sunday 22 November 2009
Place: Stanley Burbury Theatre, Sandy Bay UTAS campus, Hobart
Tickets: cost $10
Further Information: Peter Lawrence, (03) 6226 2747
Peter. Lawrence@utas.edu.au
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24 November - 24 November
(PHCRED) Event
(PHCRED) 6th Annual Symposium
Primary Health Care Research, Evaluation & Development Program (PHCRED) 6th Annual Symposium
Theme this year: "Getting it out there", Making your research known to people
Date: 24/11/2009
Venue: Raymond Ferrall LT, Newnham Campus
Call for abstracts & registrations will open in latter half of 2009.
Further Information: All enquiries to Candice Lai, Statewide Facilitator PHCRED., (03) 6226 4803
Candice.Lai@utas.edu.au
Web registration: http://www.phcred.utas.edu.au/symposiums.htm
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25 November
University Department of Rural Health Seminar
Learning from SNAP: how "social norms" insights could help to re-focus alcohol tobacco and other drugs (ATOD) education
Time: 12:15 (for 12:30) - 13:30
Location: Telehealth studios statewide
Presenter: Dr Clarissa Hughes, Research Fellow and Academic Research Coordinator, University Department of Rural Health
The Social Norms Analysis Project (SNAP) was the first Australian trial of the social norms approach to health promotion. SNAP (which was conducted in 2006-7), differed from many alcohol programs which focus on improving knowledge of risks and warning of the ‘problem’ of peer pressure to drink.
Since leading SNAP, Dr Clarissa Hughes has been continuing to work in the area of alcohol education and health/wellness promotion both locally and nationally. In this seminar, Clarissa will reflect on the ‘essential learning’s’ from SNAP, and suggest ways in which socio-ecological approaches such as social norms could prompt a ‘re-think’ of how professionals, organisations and communities go about health promotion for young people. The session will also provide an update on several post-SNAP research projects, work with international colleagues, and the new 4Real website and online survey portal that will be launched in early 2010. Clarissa will also present her ‘big picture’ vision of how to make this work accessible to Tasmanian communities.
Further Information: Di Martin, 6324-4043
di.martin@utas.edu.au
http://fcms.its.utas.edu.au/healthsci/ruralhealth/newsdetail.asp?lNewsEventId=3835
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26 November - 26 November
UTAS Faculty of Law Seminar
Seminar for UTAS staff and alumni: His Excellency Daniel Woker
What: Seminar for UTAS Staff, Practice and Alumni
Who: His Excellency Daniel Woker, Swiss Ambassador will speak on the topic of: "Referenda, Democratic Bonanza or Impediment to Democratic Government? A Swiss perspective".
Where: Staff Room, Law Faculty - wine and cheese provided
When: 4PM Thursday 26 November 2009
Further Information: RSVP law.alumni@utas.edu.au ,
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26 November - 26 November
CALT Conference
Teaching Matters conference 2009
CALT is hosting the 8th Annual Teaching Matters Conference in Hobart on the 26th November, 2009 from 9.30am-4.30pm.
This year’s Conference theme is Partnerships for Learning – on campus and beyond and staff are invited to submit papers, posters or case studies showcasing the diverse and innovative ways that UTAS is forging partnerships for learning on campus and in the broader community.
Templates for submissions and further details are available on the website at http://www.utas.edu.au/teachingmatters/2009/submissions.htm.
Important Dates:
Call for proposals opens: 15th May 2009
Registrations open: 15th May 2009
Submission of Abstracts (presentations, posters),
Case Studies and Fully refereed papers 31st August 2009
Completed Posters delivered to CALT (Hobart) 16th November 2009
Registrations close: 23rd November 2009
Teaching Matters: 26th November 2009
As a guide, a showcase of fully refereed papers from the 2008 Conference is now available online at www.utas.edu.au/teachingmatters/2008/proceedings.html.
Further information about the Conference can be found at www.utas.edu.au/teachingmatters and please do not hesitate to contact Natalie Brown and Jane Skalicky, Convenors, Teaching Matters 09 if you have any further queries.
Further Information: Jane Skalicky, (03) 6226 7696 or Natalie Brown
(03) 6226 1756
http://www.utas.edu.au/teachingmatters/2009/submissions.htm
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30 November - 30 November
Call for Papers & Participation
Interacting with Information Technologies : A workshop co-sponsored by ARC Research Network in Enterprise Information Infrastructure (EII)
Taskforce on "Understanding and Extracting Value from IT Investments"
and CSIRO ICT Centre (Hobart, TAS)
Invited speaker: Professor Michael B. Twidale, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Monday, November 30, 2009
(right after OzCHI in Melbourne and just before ACIS and AI)
CSIRO Auditorium Hobart TAS, Australia
Further Information:
http://www.cis.utas.edu.au/users/clueg/EII-CSIRO_2009.html
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30 November - 03 December
Event
Postgraduate Information Evenings - Coursework and Research
UTAS offers an extensive range of postgraduate coursework and research higher degree programs. Find out more about building on your current qualifications and experiences through further study by attending one of the forthcoming information evenings
Monday 30 November 5pm – 7pm
University Centre
UTAS Sandy Bay campus, Hobart
Thursday 3 December 5pm – 7pm
Academy of Arts
UTAS Inveresk campus, Launceston
To register your attendance at a Postgraduate Information Evening please complete the registration form or call 1300 363 864 .
Further Information:
Susan.Grant@utas.edu.au
http://www.postgrad.utas.edu.au/info_session_registration.html
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04 December
School of Government Seminar
'Hard and soft policy instruments and Australia's greenhouse policy implementation: 1997-2007'
A seminar by Aki Nakamura (PhD candidate, School of Government)
Room 586, Arts Building, Sandy Bay Campus
All Welcome
Further Information: Dr Matthew Sussex, 6226 2326
matthew.sussex@utas.edu.au
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04 December
Conservatorium of Music Event
Australian International Symphony Orchestra Institute - Concert 1 - Tutors Chamber Music
The Tutors from the Australian International Symphony Orchestra Institute present an evening of chamber music works
Program:
DEBUSSY - Sonata for Flute, Viola and Harp
SPOHR - Nonet Op.31
Along with works for Brass and Organ
Date:
Friday 4th December 2009
Venue:
Hobart Town Hall
Macquarie Street, Hobart
Tickets:
$35 Adults & $25 Concession
Package deal: purchase all three concerts for just $72 Adults and $51 Concession
TICKETS RELEASED FOR SALE ON MONDAY THE 19th OCTOBER 2009
Tickets availabe from: CENTERTAINMENT
53 Elizabeth Mall
Hobart Tasmania Australia
Phone: (03) 6234 5998
Web: www.centertainment.com.au
Further Information: Conservatorium Concerts Office, (03) 6226 7306
conservatorium.concerts@utas.edu.au
http://fcms.its.utas.edu.au/arts/music/newsdetail.asp?lNewsEventId=3794
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06 December
Conservatorium of Music Event
Australian International Symphony Orchestra Institute - Concert 2 - FIREBIRD
DAVID DANZMAYR - conductor
MICHAEL KIERAN HARVEY - piano
Program:
STRAUSS Don Juan
PROKOVIEV Piano Concerto No.1
STRAVINSKY Firebird Suite
Date:
Saturday 6th December 2009
Venue:
Federation Concert Hall
Grand Chancellor Hotel
1 Davey Street, Hobart
Tickets:
$35 Adults & $25 Concession
Package deal: purchase all three concerts for just $72 Adults and $51 Concession
TICKETS RELEASED FOR SALE ON MONDAY THE 19th OCTOBER 2009
Tickets availabe from: CENTERTAINMENT
53 Elizabeth Mall
Hobart Tasmania Australia
Phone: (03) 6234 5998
Web: www.centertainment.com.au
Further Information: Conservatorium Concerts Office , (03) 6226 7306
conservatorium.concerts@utas.edu.au
http://fcms.its.utas.edu.au/arts/music/newsdetail.asp?lNewsEventId=2500
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09 December - 11 December
Pharmacy Conference
APSA Annual Conference 2009 - Out of the Wilderness
The 2009 Australasian Pharmaceutical Science Association conference will be hosted by the School of Pharmacy and held at Wrest Point Convention Centre, Hobart from Wednesday 9 - Friday 11 December 2009.
Further Information: Gina Hadolt, 6226 1080 or 6226 2190
pharmacy@utas.edu.au
http://www.pharmacy.utas.edu.au/news/APSA.htm
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11 December - 11 December
Australian Innovation Research Centre Seminar
2009 Research Seminar Series
Speaker: Nick McKim MP, Leader, Tasmanian Greens
Venue: Level 5, 33 Salamanca Place, Hobart
Time: 11am
Further Information: (03) 6226 7366
www.airc.net.au
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13 December
Conservatorium of Music Event
Australian International Symphony Orchestra Institute - Concert 3 - Resurrection
David Danzmayr - conductor
Jane Edwards - Soprano
Margaret Plummer - Mezzo Soprano
TSO Chous (augmented)
June Tyzak - Chorus Master
Program:
MAHLER Symphony No.2 ‘The Resurrection’
Date:
Sunday 13th December 2009
Venue:
City Hall
Macquarie Street, Hobart
Tickets:
$35 Adults & $25 Concession
Package deal: purchase all three concerts for just $72 Adults and $51 Concession
TICKETS RELEASED FOR SALE ON MONDAY THE 19th OCTOBER 2009
Tickets availabe from: CENTERTAINMENT
53 Elizabeth Mall
Hobart Tasmania Australia
Phone: (03) 6234 5998
Web: www.centertainment.com.au
Further Information: Conservatorium Concerts Office, (03) 6226 7306
conservatorium.concerts@utas.edu.au
http://fcms.its.utas.edu.au/arts/music/newsdetail.asp?lNewsEventId=2501
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14 December - 06 January
Visual and Performing Arts Exhibition
The Research Shows
This exhibition will present work from the School of Visual and Performing Arts BCA Honours, MCA, MFA and PhD folios of 2009.
Further Information: Malcolm Bywaters, 03 6324 4410
Malcolm.Bywaters@utas.edu.au
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Authorised by the Vice-Chancellor