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Council for the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences

ABN: 75 017 337 844
 

 ERA update: 18 December

ERA HCA trial outcomes

The ARC has released the outcomes of the 2009 Excellence in Research Australia trial for the Humanities and Creative Arts cluster and the 2010 ERA submission guidelines. 15 universities earned 5-star ratings for outstanding performance, with other nine achieving 4-stars for excellent performance.

 Notices: 12 January 2010

Notices

A list of notices calling for submissions, proposals, comments and discussion on policy and programs for the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, and includes Measuring the Socio-economic Status of Higher Education Students, Indigenous Education Action Plan and ARC Discovery Projects.

  HASS on the Hill: 20 November 2009

Highlights from HOTH 2009

Delegates gave us the thumbs up with the smooth running of the event and thanked "CHASS for a very stimulating and productive experience". Overall we had great feedback and some good ideas for future development and growth of HASS on the Hill.

 

National Cultural Policy consultation

The National Cultural Policy consultation is a major opportunity to reform and renew Australia's commitment to the arts, its creative industries and the broader areas of cultural life and value in innovation and heritage and social cohesion. The Council urges you and your organisation to contribute to this policy work.

Extension to 15 February

 

  Members' Events Calendar

14 February 2010   Marian Hosking: Jewellery
Exhibition from 18 December, 2009 - 14 February, 2010.
Launceston   Tasmania
Design Centre Tasmania

7 March 2010   The seaside calls - Australian holiday posters
Exhibition from 11 November 2009 - 7 March 2010.
Sydney  
Australian National Maritime Museum

19 March 2010   Book Logic
Master Classes and Symposium presented by The School of Humanities and Social Sciences, UNSW@ADFA, 19-20 March, 2010.
University of Sydney   New South Wales
School of Humanities and Social Sciences

13 April 2010   Climate Change
Presentation from Dr Phillip Lawn
Melbourne  

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 2009 HASS on the Hill: In the news

Building Bridges …

Australian Catholic University.

Taking a long term view …

CHASS website.   Professor Ross Homel

Arts degrees qualify …

CHASS website.   Helen O'Neil

Breakfast with Fran Kelly

Guests Professor Ross Homel and Professor Trevor Gale. Co-Chairs HASS on the Hill Social inclusion in eduction roundtable.

Meeting raises hopes

The Australian.   Bernard Lane

Culture's challenge

The Australian.   Ashleigh Wilson

HASS on the Hill - Day 1

Terry Flew, ANZCA President.

 

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