[mscp] Bursary for postgraduate presenters at CSAA 2006

[Esther Anatolitis]

Good money is available to attend this year's CSAA conference if you
intend to present a paper and you offer one of the six most impressive
abstracts - read on,
e.


> Dear all,
> 
> Some great news from the ARC Cultural Research Network:
> 
> ARC Cultural Research Network awards cash for postgraduate
> presenters at CSAA 2006
> 
> The ARC Cultural Research Network has announced a $5,000 bursary (The ARC
> Cultural Research Network Awards) to support the presence of postgraduate
> students enrolled in Australian universities at the CSAA 2006 annual
> conference. Awards cover CSAA conference registration, airfare,
> accommodation and a small per diem, and will be granted to the writers of
> the best postgraduate abstracts. Six awards will be granted in 2006. (NB:
> If
> you have completed a PhD and are without full-time work, you may also
> apply).
> 
> The theme for this year¹s conference is UNAUSTRALIA. Expect to see a call
> for papers on this list in the next fortnight. You¹ll be able to apply
> for
> the ARC Cultural Research Network Awards by ticking a box on the abstract
> submission form.
> 
> Unfortunately these awards do not cover New Zealand / Aotearoa students.
> The
> CSAA is investigating New Zealand / Aotearoa bodies that might offer
> equivalent funding.
> 
> Cheers 
> 
> and many thanks, on behalf of the CSAA, to the Cultural Research Network,
> 
> Paul
> 
> 
> 
> Dr. Paul Magee
> 
> President, Cultural Studies Association of Australasia
> Lecturer in Creative Reading
> School of Creative Communication
> University of Canberra
> ACT 2601 
> 
> 02 6201 2402
> 
> Australian Government Higher Education (CRICOS)
> Registered Provider number: #00212K
> 
> 
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