Welcome to the Conference Management System
You may use this website to register for conferences and events and pay with secure online credit card transactions.
Contact us:
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Events Management Office
Telephone: +61 3 9905 1344
Fax: +61 3 9905 1343
Email: Irene.Thavarajah@adm.monash.edu.au
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Building 65
Monash University
Clayton campus
Wellington Road
Victoria 3800
Australia
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The upcoming conferences and events are:
| Poetry and the Trace, An International Conference |
13-Jul-2008 - 16-Jul-2008 |
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http://www.conferences.monash.org/poetryandthetrace
Poetry and the Trace: An International Conference considers the theme of the trace in relation to poetry of any kind from classical antiquity to the contemporary. The conference broadly investigates the relationship between poetry, trace and memory, and whether collective and private pasts and subjectivities can find articulation through the flexible forms of poetic language. |
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| The 5th International conference on Supply Chain Management and Information Systems |
09-Dec-2007 - 12-Dec-2007 |
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http://www.conferences.monash.org/scmis07
The conference aims are, in the context of a global economy, to explore the importance and interactions of Supply Chain Management (SCM), Information and Communications Systems (CS), globalisation, and logistics, identify major trends, challenges, and risks for SCM, ICS, globalisation and logistics, explore and research the impact and current status of policies of governments and international bodies (such as the WTO) on SCM, ICS, globalisation and logistics, identify ways in which SCM, ICS, and logistics can contribute to the betterment of humankind, especially citizens of poorer nations, consider ways in which the teaching of SCM and allied topics can be integrated into tertiary education, engage practitioners and enable academics and practitioners to swap ideas, problems and solutions. |
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| Animated Dialogues 2007 Conference |
17-Jun-2007 - 19-Jun-2007 |
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http://www.conferences.monash.org/animateddialogues
Animation, described by Paul Wells (2002) as ‘the omnipresent pictorial form of the modern era’, is emerging as a significant area of academic, study. Animated Dialogues 2007 aims to bring together scholars from, a range of disciplines whose work brings critical perspectives to bear on animation industries, texts and audiences. |
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