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School of Languages and Social Sciences Awards Evening

29 October, 2009

The presentation of the Dean's and Department of Social Sciences awards to exceptional students from the School's majors: Psychology, Social Sciences, Criminology, Creative Writing, English Studies, Japanese, Chinese and Translation and Interpreting as well as the Certificate in Social Sciences. In addition, there will be a brief report of the visit to Japan as part of the Technos Award.
 
This event is scheduled in the middle of individual student oral presentations regarding their work placements during the Co-op paper. Industry supervisors attend to support their students and the best oral presentation will be presented at the event. The evening also includes a presentation to the industry supervisor of the year in acknowledgement of their long-term support and involvement in our cooperative education paper.

Refugee Health & Wellbeing Conference - Looking Back & Moving Forward

18 - 20 November, 2009

AUT University and the Refugee Council of New Zealand invite you to join us for this exciting and timely conference.  We will reflect on what has been achieved and identify what remains to be done.  Discoveries will be shared, new friends made and relationships renewed - enabling us to progress together to enhance the resettlement, health and wellbeing of refugees in New Zealand.  Click here for more information.

Applied Linguistics Associations of NZ and of Australia Conference

Participation & Acquisition: Exploring these mataphors in Applied Linguistics

The Applied Linguistics Associations of NZ and of Australia (ALANZ and ALAA) are pleased to announce that their first combined conference will be held in Auckland, New Zealand.
 
Dates:  2-4 December 2009
Venue:  AUT University, Auckland, New Zealand


This conference is proudly hosted by AUT University and the University of Auckland.

Click here to register.

Last updated: 27 Oct 2009 4:30pm

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