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28 February: Postgraduate Coursework Student Orientation

When: 28 February, 2008
What Time: 4.00 – 6.00 pm
Where: Executive Lounge, Level 1, Alan Gilbert Bldg, Grattan St

Programme

Welcome    

            Assoc Prof Adrian Little Head of School
            Dr Michael Crozier Chair, Postgraduate Coursework & Hons

Speakers

            Andrew Toogood Library Resources
            Postgraduate Association (UMPA)
            Melbourne School of Graduate Research
            School Postgraduate Associations’ Reps
            * Ruth Liston and David McDonald: Mens Rea
            * Syeed Ahamed: PASSPORT

Student Panel

The Postgraduate Coursework Experience
Carolyn Wallace: Master of Public Policy and Management
Duc Phu Pham: Master of International Politics
Ryan Czwarno: Master of Criminology

Meet your Discipline Coordinator

MPPM:                                          Prof Brian Galligan
Master of Criminology:                 A/P Adam Sutton
Master of International Politics:   A/P Ralph Pettman
Master of Social Policy:                Prof Paul Smyth

Light Refreshments will be served

21 February: During this period students can visit the Faculty of Arts Student Support Centre in the Old Arts Building to ask questions and receive further information.

Criminology and Socio-Legal Studies Session: Thursday 21.2.07 from 2.00 to 2.30 pm in the Old Arts Bldg. Theatre D : Mark Brown (Head of Discipline); Jennifer Balint; First Year Subject Coordinators: Dave McDonald and Anastasia Powell

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