08
Mar
CANCELLED EVENT: Griffith Asia Institute Research Seminar: The Future of Work and India's Future
In this presentation, Adjunct Professor Yan Islam will examine the future of work and India's future. The following questions will be addressed: Can India continue to grow at rapid rates in the 21st century? What is the likely impact on the Indian labour market of the adoption and diffusion of new technology?
07
Mar
PDN Leadership Breakfast - Reading Opens Doors
Suzy Wilson is Founder of the Indigenous Literacy Foundation and owner of Riverbend Books, Bulimba.Suzy will look at the link between academic success and reading, and the role 'reading' plays in our educational and personal lives.
06
Mar
Managerial silencing of employee voice
Professor Jimmy Donaghey, Warwick Business School discusses his co-authored paper focusses on one of the down sides of employee voice - the siliencing of workers by their managers, in this seminar. RVSP by 2 March: http://www.cvent.com/d/ctqgvf
01
Mar
IBAS Research Seminar: Intelligent virtual agents for education, training, health and wellbeing
This seminar will provide an overview of the types and uses of Intelligent virtual agents. Intelligent virtual agents (IVAs) have been a growing area of research within the field of Artificial Intelligence in the past 20 years. An IVA is a piece of software, generally considered to be autonomous in some way that imitates the behaviour of a human or animal and is embodied within a virtual environment.
01
Mar
Griffith Asia Institute Research Seminar: Governing 'climate migration' in Oceania
In this presentation, Dr Samid Suliman will examine the current migration governance arrangements in Oceania, and argue that there is a pressing need to radically transform regional institutions to effectively govern future "climate migrations'.
23
Feb
Successful transition to first year at university
The Australian Parents Education Association Incorporated (APEAI) - a Brisbane-based Chinese Parents' Association - is holding a talk for members of the Chinese community (parents and children) to assist both local and international students transiting to first year at university.The delivery of the talk will be in English, so parents and students from other ethnic backgrounds are most welcome to attend.