Upcoming Events
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Date and Time | Date: 26 June 2022, 5 pm-8:30 pm |
Venue | Plenary Theatre, Building 2, Monash University Malaysia |
Speaker | Alan Adelson and Kate Taverna, Director of The People vs Agent Orange |
Organised by | School of Arts and Social Sciences, Australian Global Health Film Festival, Australian and the Global Health Alliance, |
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Date and Time | Date: 17 May 2022, 12pm-1pm via Zoom |
Venue | The seminar series will be conducted via Zoom (zoom link will be forwarded to the registrants). To register, please click here. |
Speaker | Professor Preeti Raghunath |
Organised by | School of Arts and Social Sciences |
Event name | SASS AlumniCONNECT 2021 |
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Date and Time | Date: 26 November 2021, 6pm-7pm via Zoom |
Venue | The interactive panel discussion will be conducted via Zoom (zoom link will be forwarded to the registrants). To register, please click here. |
Moderator | Jeron Joseph - Operations and Programme Assistant at United Nations University,International Institute for Global Health |
Organised by | School of Arts and Social Sciences |
Event name | In the shadow of state-led gentrification: The commercialisation of residential properties in Seoul |
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Date and Time | Date: 24 November 2021, 5pm-6pm via Zoom |
Venue | The seminar series will be conducted via Zoom (zoom link will be forwarded to the registrants). To register, please click here. |
Speaker | Professor Hyun Bang Shin |
Organised by | School of Arts and Social Sciences |
Event name | The Malayan Emergency in Film and Literature - Virtual Workshop |
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Date and Time | DAY 1 - Thursday, 4 November 2021
DAY 2 - Friday, 5 November 2021
For more information, you can contact Fikri Jermadi at fikri.hakim@monash.edu |
Description | This workshop examines how the Malayan Emergency (1948-1960) has been depicted in film and literature since the time of the Emergency up to the present day. To understand the multiple perspectives and stories that have been told about these events, this workshop will encompass representations from different national contexts and historical periods, as well as from a range of literary and cinematic forms and genres. The list of topics and presenters can be found in the attached schedule. The workshop is open to Monash staff and HDR students. |
Venue | The workshop will be conducted via Zoom (zoom links for each panel are available next to each panel and in the attached schedule too!) |
Panelist | Panel 1: Jon Cowans (Rutgers University-Newark, USA) Kate Imy (University of North Texas, USA) Nadine Chan (Claremont Graduate University, USA) Panel 2: Lawrence Napper (King's College London, UK) Anne Wetherilt (Open University, UK) Jeremy E. Taylor (University of Nottingham, UK) Panel 3: Kevin M. Flanagan (George Mason University, USA) Chrishandra Sebastiampillai (Monash University, Malaysia) Panel 4: Chew Hui Yan (Kagawa University, Japan) Eugene Chua (PhD graduate, Monash University, Malaysia) Sim Chi Yin (King's College London, UK) |
Event name | Migrant decision-making: The Choice of Malaysia as a Popular Destination by Nepali Migrants |
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Date and Time | Date: 2 November 2021, 5pm-6pm via Zoom |
Venue | The seminar series will be conducted via Zoom (zoom link will be forwarded to the registrants). To register, please click here. |
Speaker | Ms Sharmini Nathan |
Organised by | School of Arts and Social Sciences |
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Date and Time | Date: 11 October 2021, 12noon-1pm via Zoom |
Venue | The seminar series will be conducted via Zoom (zoom link will be forwarded to the registrants). To register, please click here. |
The Chair | Dr Ting Fai Yu |
Panelist | Devorishi DasGupta, Noel Ng, Rubin Khoo |
Campaign name | Save The Children with SASS & SUKA - Donate Now |
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Brief details of the campaign | SUKA Society is losing funding from charitable organisations and donations from the public due to the current Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic situation. To support SUKA during this troubling time, the School of Arts and Social Sciences (SASS) is raising monetary donations from all Monash staff and students to fund the purchase of essential food items to be delivered to SUKA Society. |
Organised by | School of Arts and Social Sciences |
Event name | Research Seminar Series (03/2020) - “Conflict, intervention, and tech: Critical perspectives on new technologies in societal conflict in Myanmar and beyond” |
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Date and Time | Tuesday, 7 July 2020, 12 noon |
Venue | The seminar series will be conducted via Zoom (zoom link will be forwarded to the registrants). To register, please click here. |
Speaker | Dr Stefan Bächtold |