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SUMMER PROGRAMME INFORMATION
12 January - 12 February 2009
| Monday, 12 January | Saving the Tasmanian Devil | John Hamilton |
A new 21st Century perspective.
| Thursday, 15 January | Living and Working in Tonga | David Dunkley |
David Dunkley is the Private Secretary to His Majesty King George Tupou V of Tonga.
| Tuesday, 20 January | The Scented Ape | Michael Stoddart |
The biology and culture of human odour.
| Thursday, 22 January | Teaching Medicine in Foreign Climes | Norelle Lickiss |
Cancer care - notably in Iran.
| Tuesday, 27 January | A Tasmanian Artist in Paris | Lindsay Broughton |
| Thursday 29 January | Adapting Fiction for the Screen | John Honey |
John will talk about a unique experience adapting four different books for the "big" screen.
| TUESDAY, 3 FEBRUARY | MAUREEN AND ROY DAVIES
MEMORIAL LECTURE
| Damien Bugg AM, QC. |
| Thursday, 5 February | From Soissons | Bertrand Cadart |
From Soissons, France, via Mad Max to Mayor of Spring Bay Council.
| Tuesday, 10 February | Death in the Colony | Hamish Maxwell-Stewart |
| Thursday 12 February | Are We There Yet? | Heinz Vojacek
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A Changing world.
Venue:
University of Tasmania Life Sciences Theatre No.1 (on the upper side of Churchill Avenue). Take a bus to Churchill Avenue, Stop 14, use the overpass and turn left to the Life Sciences Building. The theatre is just inside the door.
Enrolments:
Enrolments are unnecessary. Bring your friends - all are welcome. The theatre holds 160 and a capacity audience is the best compliment to our speakers.
Admission:
Gold Coin Donation ($2)
Dates:
There are 10 talks, including the Maureen & Roy Davies Memorial Address. This year we are holding the sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays with the exception of the first lecture which will be held on Monday, 12 January.
Time:
10.00am sharp - finish about 11.15am (including question time).
Morning Tea:
Held in the foyer after each talk. If you can give some help with serving, please contact Phyll McKay on 6249-7392.
Important:
Please be careful where you park
- Parking restrictions are strictly enforced.
- PERMITS are required for many areas.
- FREE PARKING - Mostly in College Road and French Street.
- VOUCHER PARKING - Various locations including Dobson Road and Grosvenor Crescent. If unfamiliar with the area, why not make a preliminary reconnaissance?
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