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Job Announcement - Lecturer Cultural Sociology GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY
Gold Coast campus
Queensland, AUSTRALIA
*Lecturer, Cultural Sociology
Reference No: 491703
Element: School of Humanities
Work type: Continuing |
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PhD Scholarship http://agile2.ucc.usyd.edu.au/ro/opportunities/scholarships/490
Funding Body: University of Sydney
Title: Postgraduate Scholarship in Intercultural Inquiry in Western Arnhem Land
Research Areas: Humanities & Social Sciences
Type: Postgraduate Research
Description: This scholarship is funded by an ARC discovery project grant ‘intercultural inquiry in a trans-national contact: exploring the legacy of the 1948 American-Australian scientific expedition to Arnhem Land’ and will provide support for a research project leading to a PhD. The objective of the research project is to better understand the contemporary significance of the historic 1948 Arnhem Land Expedition through investigation of the repatriation of digital copies of its archival records (still photography, film, sound recordings, visual art and material culture) to community based digital knowledge centers in Western Arnhem Land.
Eligibility: Applicants should have an Honours 1 or 2A degree in musicology, history, performance studies, linguistics, anthropology, medial and cultural studies or a related discipline. Applicants must be Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents or New Zealand citizens.
Amount awarded: The scholarship stipend is $27,222 per annum (tax exempt) for up to three years.
Application guide: For further information, contact Associate Professor Linda Barwick (Phone: 9351 2002; Fax: 9351 7572; Email: Linda.Barwick@sydney.edu.au). Applications, including a curriculum vitae, copy of an academic transcript, proof of citizenship or permanent residency, and the names and contact details of at least two academic referees should be sent to Professor Tim Fitzpatrick, School of Letters, Arts and Media, The University of Sydney NSW 2006.
Closing date: 15 June 2010 |
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Associate Professor of Music 17 May 2010
Associate Professor in Music
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
School of English, Media and Performing Arts REF. 7174NET
The salary range for Associate Professor is A$116K to A$127K per year, depending on qualifications and experience (plus 17% employer superannuation, plus leave loading).
As one of Australia's leading research and teaching universities, UNSW is well placed to build on its significant strengths in the creative and performing arts and in media and communication. The School of English, Media and the Performing Arts (EMPA), in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, brings together expertise in scholarship and research, with professional and creative practice. It hosts the Creative Practice and Research Unit, and collaborates with the Australia Ensemble and with the UNSW Journalism and Media Research Centre. EMPA teaches programs at undergraduate and postgraduate level in disciplines including Creative Writing, Dance, English, Film, Journalism, Media, Music, PR and Advertising, and Theatre and Performance Studies.
As part of its planned growth, the School is now seeking to appoint an Associate Professor (Level D) in Music, with a successful background in music composition and/or scholarship and an outstanding capacity to provide leadership in the Music program. The appointee will become Program Convenor in Music for an initial period of three years. The appointee will also be expected to contribute to teaching in relevant music courses, undertake postgraduate supervision, participate in the creative and scholarly life of a busy and integrated music program, and maintain and develop excellence in their own research area and/or creative practice.
Working in conjunction with the Head and other staff of the School, a key role for the appointee will be to instigate and lead curriculum renewal for the music program at UNSW and especially for the Bachelor of Music degree.
The position is a full time, continuing appointment and is available from January 2011.
To apply for this position, potential candidates will need to review the position documentation and systematically address the selection criteria in their application. These are available through the university HR pages.
http://www.hr.unsw.edu.au/services/recruitment/jobs/14051017.html
Enquiries may be made to Professor Andrew Schultz, Head, School of English, Media and Performing Arts on telephone (+61 2) 9385 2298 or email j.beale@unsw.edu.au
For further information about the School, please visit the website:
http://empa.arts.unsw.edu.au
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"Tapping the Money Tree" grant writing workshop Hi all
Attached is the nomination form for the Grant Writing Workshop, "Tapping the Money Tree" to be held on 17 June at the Civic Centre. This is a full day workshop which is to be facilitated by Miriam Martin, who has several years experience delivering this program.
Places are limited to 25.
Please distribute to your networks.
Regards
Josie Berry | Community Funding Officer
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BRANCH
WG Hayden Humanities Centre
P O Box 191, Ipswich, Queensland, 4305, Australia
T| 07 3810 6657 F| 07 3810 6741 MOB| 0447 200 057
E| jberry@ipswich.qld.gov.au |
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2010 Grants and Philanthropic Funding Opportunities 2010 Grants and Philanthropic Funding Opportunities Handout: Now Available to Download
Check out the M&GSQ website for an up-to-date online database of funding and grant opportunities of interest to museums, galleries, collecting and exhibiting institutions in Queensland.
Available at www.magsq.com.au the database is organised into areas of activity. These include capital works; staffing and administrative costs; equipment; workshops, seminars, conferences and training; conservation/preservation; project work (eg. exhibitions, events, collection projects); Indigenous programs; residencies, internships, individual development. A print version of the full list of grant and philanthropic opportunities, along with a calendar of due dates, is also available from the M&GSQ website. |
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Music Director Vacancy Choir of No More Knocks’ Needs New Musical Director
A Maitland choir made up of survivors of domestic abuse and their supporters is looking for a new musical director. The Choir of No More Knocks – an initiative of Maitland refuge Carrie’s Place – has had a constant membership and the women have performed locally and interstate since its inception in 2007.
For more information email wendy@carriesplace.org.au or jennyh@carriesplace.org.au |
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Fundraising project - recycling The Sponsorship & Fundraising Co-ordinator Community Organisations
Community grants valued up to $10,000.00 are available now for recycling initiatives.
The Keep Australia Beautiful Council with support from The Coca Cola Foundation is looking to fund projects from community groups, schools, local authorities, associations and small to medium enterprises.
Projects must have a focus on beverage container recycling. Projects may include public education on the correct disposal of waste and on the cause and effects of recycling.
To help you with your general grant applications I’ve prepared the Great Grants – Tips & Hints package.
To request your free copy contact me at www.fundraisingbuddy.com.au for ideas, support & details about the grant. Applications close May 3 2010.
Gerry McKeering
The Development Office P/L Mooloolaba QLD 4557
ABN 60 102 601 892
Ph: 0754 526 556 - Fax: 0754 776 168
http://FundraisingBuddy.com.au
gerry@fundraisingbuddy.com.au
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Toowoomba Workshop: Securing Funding Securing Funding – 2 day Workshop
Date: Thursday 29 April and Friday 30 April 2010
Time: 9am-5.30pm both days
Venue: Cobb & Co Museum, 27 Lindsay St, East Toowoomba
Cost: $60 (MAQ, RGAQ members), $75 non-members. Includes all workshop resources and catering.
Increase your capacity to secure funding...speak face to face with funding bodies...learn about alternate sources of funding including philanthropy...hear local case studies of successful partnerships and grant applications.
This two-day funding workshop, for museums, galleries, and other arts and cultural heritage organisations, will provide an introduction to funding models and structures, and tips for:
• Designing a project
• Writing grant applications
• Creating a budget
• Keeping up to date with grants programs
• Developing partnerships
Representatives from funding bodies will explain opportunities for funding. There will be the chance for one-on-one interviews with these funding body representatives, providing an opportunity to speak with them directly about your project ideas.
Learn the secrets to the success of local organisations in securing funding through their case studies of successful grant applications.
For a registration form, please go to http://www.magsq.com.au/01_cms/details.asp?ID=639
Enquiries to Aimee Board, M&GSQ on 07 3215 0844 or email aimee.board@magsq.com.au
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Community Heritage Grants Community Heritage Grants: Applications Now Open
The National Library of Australia is calling for applications for the 2010 Community Heritage Grants program. Grants of up to $15,000 are available to community groups around the country to help preserve and manage locally held, nationally significant cultural heritage collections for future generations.
Community organisations such as historical societies, museums, public libraries, archives, Indigenous and migrant community groups which provide access to their cultural heritage collections are eligible to apply.
A wide range of projects may qualify for grants, including: significance assessments; preservation needs assessments; conservation and preservation activities and collection management training.
Guidelines and Application Forms can be downloaded from the CHG website at www.nla.gov.au/chg or phone the CHG Coordinator on 02 6262 1147 or email chg@nla.gov.au |
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Jobs at Institute for Performing Arts Development UK The University of East London is now taking applications for new Full-time posts at the Institute for Performing Arts Development:
Lecturer in Dance (Urban Practice) - 2 posts
Lecturer in Community Arts Practice – 1.5 posts
Lecturer in Theatre Studies
For more information see here:
http://jobs.uel.ac.uk/vacancies.aspx?cat=178
Best wishes,
Mary Fogarty
Lecturer in Dance (Urban Practice)
Institute for Performing Arts Development
University of East London
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One Voice Choir Join a With One Voice Choir today!
Creativity Australia has limited places available in the CBD mixed community/business choir, Melbourne Sings, rehearsing Tuesdays at 5:15pm at Sofitel Melbourne on Collins and also seeks members for Geelong Sings, commencing at Geelong Performing Arts Centre on Mondays at 5:30pm. These choir programs involve members of the general public and employees from various city businesses, disadvantaged people and migrants (especially unemployed ones). The choirs rehearse with a top choir leader and there are performances scheduled for special events. Catering is provided as well as Allan’s Music discount cards for all members.
Further details at http://www.creativityaustralia.com.au/cms-join-the-choirs-/index.phps |
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Active Inclusion Funding Program (Queensland) Check out funding available for Active Inclusion Program at http://www.sportrec.qld.gov.au/Funding/Newfundingprograms/ActiveInclusionProgram.aspx
Grant applications are due in by 16th April, 2010. This can apply to music programs that are inclusive of people from target minority groups.
Most states have similar initiatives. |
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Grants Administrator - Job Opportunity Region: VIC
Title: Grants Administrator
Employer: Community Broadcasting Foundation
Location: Melbourne
If you require further information please call CBF Executive Director Ian Stanistreet on 03-9419-8055 during office hours.
All applications must quote reference COM and must be received via email info@cbf.com.au by close of business on Monday 15 February, 2010.
Further details at http://search.emailmedia.com.au/comjobs.php?g=1557823&title=Grants+Administrator |
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Community Support Workers with interest in music, lifesaving, beach walking Tweed Heads/ Banora Point Area. Im currently seeking people who are willing to support a young 19 year old man with a disability, in creating a stimulating, consistent and fun routine.
This routine woulld support the young man to achieve greater independence and involvement in his local community.
These positions would suit individuals with interests in Music/ Lifesaving/ Beach Walking and various other interest.
If you are interested in these positions and you hold a current drivers licence please telephone: Michelle on 0412 782 928 or 5523 3451
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Assistant to the Head of Music job opportunity Based at our St Kilda Road campus, we are seeking an experienced administrator to play a key role in ensuring the smooth running of our Music School and Visiting Music Teacher program.
For additional information, please contact Margaret Arnold on 8102 6203 or David Mowat on 8102 6480
employment@wesleycollege.net
Melissa Nicholls
Human Resources Manager
Wesley College Melbourne
577 St Kilda Road
Melbourne VIC 3004
email: employment@wesleycollege.net
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Music Assistant Job Opportunity Music Assistant
Published in Fairfax Community Newspapers, New South Wales - Sutherland NSW Music Assistant. LEARN2PLAY MUSIC Music Assistant Ability to play violin essential. Must be a team player & available for interview this week. Call 9524 0326...futher information at
http://mycareer.com.au/consumer/find/job/view.aspx?jobid=7354330 |
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Project Officer - Conservatorium of Music (Taree) Project Officer - Conservatorium of Music
Conservatorium Mid North Coast
Job Description
Based in Taree the successful applicant will establish the business and operational strcutures required for a new regional conservatorium to service the Great lakes, Greater Taree and Port Macquarie local government areas through the implementation of policies and procedures across the operational areas of: human resources, financial management, risk management, ethical practice and occupational health and safety.
Further information at
http://mycareer.com.au/jobs/taree-2430-nsw/education/other-education/7314965+project+officer+conservatorium+of+music.aspx?s=777 |
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Funding program The Footprints Network is an alliance of e-commerce businesses and their customers. Using web technologies, Footprints aggregates thousands of their microdonations made with online transactions, to fund community development projects that help end poverty.
A music education program for Indigenous students was funded at Katherine, Northern Territory. See http://www.footprintsnetwork.org/project/26/Indigenous-Education-program-Katherine.aspx
Read more at http://www.footprintsnetwork.org/ |
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Charlie Perkins scholarships The Charlie Perkins Trust is excited to announce two new postgraduate scholarships that will provide talented Indigenous Australians with the opportunity to study at the University of Oxford for up to three years.
The scholarships are directed towards Indigenous Australians who have the potential to become leaders in their field of study and their in their communities. The first two Charlie Perkins scholars are being funded by the Australian Government (through the Chevening program) and Rio Tinto.
In their applications, candidates will need to identify as Indigenous. The Charlie Perkins scholarship will only be awarded to candidates who have been accepted into a postgraduate degree program offered at the University of Oxford. In most circumstances, candidates will need to hold a First Class or upper Second Class Honours degree in order to be accepted to the University of Oxford.
Applications for the 2010-2011 Charlie Perkins Scholarships opened on the 16 November 2009, and will close at 5:00pm AEDST Friday 29 January 2010. Please note: the required application to the University of Oxford must be completed by 22 January 2010.
All details on how to apply at http://www.perkinstrust.com.au/ |
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Indigenous students' guide to postgraduate scholarships in Australia and overseas The Indigenous students' guide to postgraduate scholarships in Australia and overseas is an easy-to-use guide to over 120 scholarships across a range of disciplines - architecture, the arts, business, education, engineering, government, health, humanities, IT and law.
The Guide provides comprehensive information on each scholarship – including location, financial entitlements, eligibility, selection criteria and the application process.
Personal stories from successful Indigenous postgraduates about what their studies have
meant to them, along with helpful advice and tips, will help you decide whether postgraduate study is for you.
Get your copy at http://www.auroraproject.com.au/About.htm
or enquire at your Indigenous Higher Education unit on campus.
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