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NZAS conference 2019

When
22 Oct 2019
09:00 - 18:00
Location
Auckland

Registration

Existing Member Registration – $95.00
Late registration kicks in October 14, $125 from then onwards until October 22
Existing Member Registration - Late – $125.00
Existing Student Member Registration – $75.00
Late registration kicks in October 14, $105 from then onwards until October 22
Existing Student Member Registration - Late – $105.00
New Member Registration – $145.00
This includes a year of membership.

Late registration kicks in October 14, $180 from then onwards until October 22.
New Member Registration - Late – $175.00
This includes a year of membership.
New Student Member Registration – $95.00
This includes a year of membership.

Late registration kicks in October 14, $125 from then onwards until October 22
New Student Member Registration - Late – $125.00
This includes a year of membership.

Registration is closed

Our annual conference takes place in Auckland on October 22. It combines the presentation of the NZAS medals and 2019 awards.

The conference will be run as a hands-on symposium this year, under the theme ‘Changing the Culture of Science ’ - aiming to provide an environment for constructive discussions. We

With keynote speakers Dr Nayantara Appleton, from the Centre for Science in Society, Victoria University Wellington challenging us “Do not ‘decolonize’ if you are not decolonizing”; and Dr Tara McAllister (University of Auckland) and Dr Sereana Naepi (Thompson Rivers University) asking ‘Why isn’t my professor Māori? Why isn’t my professor Pasifika?’

Leading the kōrero, attendees will also workshop bullying in academia and building resilient, kind, creative research teams with Associate Professor Craig Stevens and Associate Professor Siouxsie Wiles, with further sessions to be confirmed.

Held on Tuesday 22 October, at the Fale Pasifika, University of Auckland, from 9.30 am to 6 pm, this year’s symposium seeks to be inclusive and accessible, focused on changing the culture of science – reflecting on what works well and what needs to be changed. We encourage all people interested in changing the culture of science to participate and attend.

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