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Speeches, presentations and lecturesOn this page are transcripts of some significant speeches delivered at, or on behalf of, the University of Melbourne. "A university should always be a forum for the debate of ideas. That’s why each year, the University of Melbourne hosts around 200 public lectures and every day of each semester, faculties and departments offer seminars, symposiums, colloquiums and forums which are open to the public." Peak Computing Facility LaunchJune 18, 2008 Professor Glyn Davis - Garran Oration19 June 2008 Transcript of speech by Professor Davis: (Word 116 kb) : (PDF 64 kb) Professor Glyn Davis - AFR Higher Education Conference. 'The Search for a Stable Centre'13 March 2008 Transcript of speech by Professor Davis (Word 60 kb) Chancellor's Human Rights Lecture - The Protection of Women and Children During Armed Conflict. Whose Responsibility?13 November 2007 A lecture delivered by Radhika Coomaraswamy, Under-Secretary-General and the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict. You can listen to a recording of this public lecture. Transcript of speech by Radhika Coomaraswamy (PDF 192 kb) International Public Lecture - Unravelling Einstein's Secrets13 November 2007 A lecture delivered by Professor Roy Kerr, University of Canterbury, New Zealand. You can listen to a recording of this public lecture. The Emerging Dominance of the West in America's Economy, Culture and Politics26 November 2007 A lecture delivered by Leadership Dialogue Scholar David M Kennedy, Donald J. McLachlan Professor of History & Co-Director, Bill Lane Center for the Study of the North American West, Stanford University. Presented by the University of Melbourne in partnership with the Australian American Leadership Dialogue. You can listen to a recording of this public lecture. The Age Australians All series of 'Essays on the Nation'.31 October 2007 Essay by Vice-Chancellor Glyn Davis (Microsoft Word 56 kb) "The end of the gatekeeper". Will the Town Vote for the Gown? Universities in the 2007 Election19 September 2007 Speech by Vice-Chancellor Glyn Davis (Microsoft Word 68 kb) at Alumni Event held at the University of Melbourne Where to, Zimbabwe?27 August, 2007 A lecture delivered by Morgan Tsvangirai, President of the Zimbabwe Opposition Party. You can listen to a recording of this public lecture. Climate Change and Nuclear Power in Australia12 June, 2007 A lecture delivered by Dr Ziggy Switkowski, Chair of the Australia Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation. You can listen to a recording of this public lecture. Transcript of speech by Dr Switkowski (Microsoft Word 92 kb) International Public Lecture - Does Pre-School Matter?7 June, 2007 A Conversation with Professor David Kirp, University of California, Berkeley, USA and Mr Tom Bentley, Director of Applied Learning from the Australian and New Zealand School of Government (ANZSOG) You can listen to a recording of this public lecture. Seizing the Opportunities: A policy framework of balanced incentives for Higher Education and University Research6 June, 2007 Transcript of Speech by Vice-Chancellor Glyn Davis (PDF 100 kb) National Press Club on behalf of the Group of Eight Fairness, Fees and Equity in Higher Education3 April, 2007 Speech by Vice-Chancellor Glyn Davis (Microsoft Word 136 kb) AFR Higher Education Summit A Different Kind of Hero26 January, 2007 Speech by Vice-Chancellor Glyn Davis (Microsoft Word 76 kb) Australia Day, Parliament House, Melbourne Earlier years |
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Transcripts of speeches are provided as Microsoft Word documents. If you are unable to access this format (for example, because of a disability), please email Web Services or telephone (61 3) 8344 0479. For information about public lectures, seminars and other campus activities, visit our Events web site. |
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