Asia Literacy in Australia PhD work in progress Andi Irawan, PhD candidate: "Examining potentially Discriminatory Discourse Practices: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Governments’ and their Council of Clerics’ Policy Texts on the Ahmadiyya Religious Minority...
Ten percent of the population in the New England and North West region was born overseas, and many are raising their children to speak two languages, says a Linguistics lecturer from the University of New England. UNE’s Doctor Liz Ellis will be holding a community...
Humanities Research Seminar 9.30-10.30am Friday 10 October 2014 in A2 (note venue) Graham Maddox America and Australia: Americanization and Political Culture In 1998 an excellent survey, edited by Philip Bell and Roger Bell, explored the influences of American...
Friday 10 October 2014 at 1:00pm. Lewis Lecture Theatre, Building C28 Bookings are necessary as seating is limited: artsadmin@une.edu.au In 2014 the School of Arts is celebrating the 450th anniversary of Shakespeare's birth and is excited to announce John...
Props on Stage Using Haptic and Kinetic Control Devices to Empower the Opera Singer Dr Eve Klein Opera singers are sometimes referred to as “props on stage” because a team of experts such as composers, conductors, directors, language coaches, voice teachers,...
A team of 10 students from the University of New England (UNE) are in Perth this week for the National Indigenous Tertiary Education Student Games (NITESG). Team Captain, Larissa Ahoy, said, “This is my second time competing and I’m really proud to be part of the...
Colleagues, Last week PhD students from across UNE took part in the Three Minute Thesis competition which challenges them to communicate the significance of their projects in just a few minutes, and without the use of props or industry jargon. I congratulate the...
Maurice Gee: A literary companion: The fiction for young readers is the first full-scale study of renowned New Zealand novelist Maurice Gee’s novels for young readers. ‘The body of work Maurice Gee has produced for young readers is distinctive and valuable, and...
On Friday over 50 international students from more than 30 countries were farewelled as their time at UNE comes to an end. Many international students are unable to attend graduation ceremonies because they travel back to their home countries, so this served as an...
‘Islamic radicalisation and the discourse of 'othering' in Syria: theological foundations of social exclusion in Islam’ Lecture by Harout Akdedian Friday 19 September at 9:30am in Arts Lecture Theatre A3 All welcome!
