Dates and Times
17 September 2019
16:00 - 19:00
Event for
Location
Organiser
Australian National Museum for Education
Speakers
Professor Deep Saini
Professor Barbara Pamphilon
Professor Robert Fitzgerald
Enquiry
Event about:
Jean Blackburn Book Launch & Annual ANME Lecture
Celebrating the University of Canberra’s First Chancellor
You are Invited to the Launch of
Jean Blackburn
Education, feminism and social justice
by Craig Campbell and Debra Hayes
To be launched by Professor Barbara Pamphilon AM, Interim Dean, Faculty of Education University of Canberra and assisted by Ph.D. Students
Event Details:
Date:Tuesday 17 September, 2019
Time: 4.00pm for 5.15pm followed by refreshments and the Annual Australian National Museum of Education Lecture which will commence at 6pm.
“Jean Blackburn is one of Australia's truly remarkable women
of modern times.” — Michael Pusey
“Australian education still needs Jean Blackburn.” — Susan Ryan
Australian National Museum of Education Annual Lecture
Following the Book Launch we will be hosting the Annual Australian National Museum of Education Annual Lecture.
Presenting is Leading Technology and Education Academic, Professor Robert Fitzgerald
Pro Vice-Chancellor Education Strategy, Charles Darwin University will speak on Mindstorms 4.0: Children, technology and learning
Professor Fitzgerald has built an international reputation for innovation in education design in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, working with schools and universities in Australia and internationally.
A MUST FOR ALL STEM EDUCATORS AND OTHER TECHNOCRATS
Historical Perspectives on Education Series, No 13
Date: Tuesday 17 September 2019
Time: 5.15pm for 6.00pm
Additional Information
Tickets available for the book launch, lecture or both.
Please RSVP for catering purposes
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