Monday SLS Seminar Series

(normally 4.00-5.30 pm, Mondays, Seminar Room W3.03, Baldessin Precinct Building)

2009 PROGRAMME

Semester 2 2009

DATE	NAME OF PRESENTER	TITLE OF TALK	ABSTRACT
Monday 23 November	Ms Christèle Maizonniaux (PhD Candidate, School of Language Studies, ANU)	Youth literature in language teaching: “Pochée”	Details
Monday 16 November	Ms Margarita Escobar - tbc
Monday 9 November	Dr Kevin Windle- tbc
Monday 2 November	SLS Staff meeting at 4pm
Monday 26 October
Monday 19 October	Ms Blandine Guillot - tbc
Monday 12 October	Dr R F Miller	Russian Foreign Policy Today	Details
Mid-semester break (28 September - 9 October)
Monday 21 September	Linguistics & Applied Linguistics meeting
Monday 14 September	SLS Staff meeting at 4pm
Monday 7 September	Professor Peter Hill Visiting Fellow, School of Language Studies, ANU)	Language Contact in South-Eastern Europe in the Modern Era	Details
Monday 10 August	Ms Patrizia Berti (Associate Lecturer and PhD student, ANU)	Developmentally Moderated Corrective Feedback and L2 development – evidence from the Italian L2 classroom	Details
Monday 3 August	Dr Linda Bowman (ADFA)	Battle for Progress: Rhetoric, Representation and Business Tax Reform in Russia's Silver Age	Details
Monday 20 July	Dr Pentii Haddington (University of Oulu and Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies)	Situated semantics: Constructing meaning in social interaction	Details

 

 

Semester 1 2009

DATE	NAME OF PRESENTER	TITLE OF TALK	ABSTRACT
Tuesday 26 May	Ms Christele Maizonniaux -SLS PhD Candidate	Working with tales and fairy tales- How to create a personal and convincing version of a chosen fairy tale. This presentation will be given in French	Details
Monday 18 May	Wattle Training Session in W3.03
Monday 6 April In CAIS theatre	Mr Grigol Ubiria ( PhD Scholar, Centre for Arabic and Islamic Studies, ANU)	The Russo-Georgian War and Its Aftermath: Geopolitical Implications for the Wider Region	Details
Monday 30 March	SLS Staff meeting at 4pm

 

2008 PROGRAMME

2007 PROGRAMME

2006 PROGRAMME

2005 PROGRAMME

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Links to related seminars:

Friends of the ANU Classics Museum

Centre for Research on Language Change

National Europe Centre