Vision 2033 launch
News 13 MarchA message from Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Zlatko Skrbis: Over the last three weeks, I had the pleasure of visiting all ACU campuses to introduce staff to Vision 2033, our strategy directi...
04 October 2016
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National School of Arts Series: Tackling the Big Issues
This semester the National School of Arts presents a short series of talks tackling some of the big social and political issues of 2016. Join us as we discuss the burning questions at the front of everyone’s minds.
The 2016 US Presidential Election
12 October, 1 to 2pm
Join ACU’s Associate Professor Michael Ondaatje and Associate Professor Brendan O’Connor from the University of Sydney’s US Studies Centre as they discuss one of the most peculiar elections in recent American history.
By focusing on key issues and demographics, the two candidates, the role of the media and what we can expect in the final month of the election, they’ll answer the question we’ve all been dying to know: Who will occupy the Oval Office come 2017? Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton?
Note: All times in AEDT
Videoconference dial-in number: 6133186
Level 5 - Video conference room 5.30 (Melbourne)
Meeting room 5.03 (Ballarat)
Meeting room AC.22 (Brisbane)
Meeting room 1.10 (Canberra)
Meeting room level 16 (North Sydney)
Meeting room VC Room 2.45 (Strathfield)
For more information, please contact
NSW: Melissa Bellanta (melissa.bellanta@acu.edu.au)
VIC: Mark Chou (mark.chou@acu.edu.au)
QLD: Maggie Nolan (marguerite.nolan@acu.edu.au)
A message from Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Zlatko Skrbis: Over the last three weeks, I had the pleasure of visiting all ACU campuses to introduce staff to Vision 2033, our strategy directi...
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