CASS STUDENT Orientation and INDUCTION Program 2016

CASS STUDENT ORIENTATION AND INDUCTION PROGRAM FEBRUARY FEBRUARY2013 FEBRUARY20132013 EVENT DATE TIME VENUE DETAILS WELCOME Meet some key 9/02/2016 9.30-10.00 Theatre 1 In this session, new students will meet people Manning Clark the Dean of the College, Professor Paul Centre Pickering; the Associate Dean Professor Paul Pickering (Education), Dr Royston Gustavson; and the CASS Student Ambassadors: Ms Sarah Dr Royston Gustavson Jones (BA/Law) and Mr Matthew Jacob CASS Student (PPE). Ambassadors Associate Dean 9/02/2016 10.00-10.30 Theatre 1 The Associate Dean (Students) is (Students) Manning Clark responsible for many aspects of student Centre life in the College. Dr Rendle-Short Dr Johanna Rendle-Short provides support and assistance to students encountering difficulties and those in breach of University rules. The CASS Student 9/02/2016 10.30-11.00 Theatre 1 The academics of the College will provide Office Manning Clark advice about their disciplines; the CASS Centre Student Office provides course advice. Ms Deborah Veness Our job is to make sure you know where to find the rules of your degree, and which courses you need to complete to graduate on time. CASS Students 9/02/2016 11.00-11.30 Theatre 1 Students in the College are represented by the advocacy groups ANUSA, PARSA, ANUSA, PARSA, SAS Manning Clark Centre and SAS. ALUMNI Meet our alumni 9/02/2016 11.30-12.00 Theatre 1 What kinds of jobs do you get with a Bachelor of Arts? Some of our alumni talk Facilitator: Ms Hayley Manning Clark Centre about their experiences. Daley Ms Madison Coombs Ms Diane Morris Ms Harriet Bateman Mr Robert Williams STUDY ABROAD Combining travel 9/02/2016 12.00-12.30 Theatre 1 Is it possible to complete part of your and study Manning Clark degree while you are travelling? Come Centre along to this session and find out how. Facilitator: Ms Deborah The presentation will include student Veness stories from those who have already been.

LEARN ABOUT THE DISCIPLINES

The College of Arts & Social Sciences offers courses and programs in a staggering number of disciplines, many of which will be unfamiliar to you. In the following presentations, our academics will talk to you about their disciplines and why they have chosen to work in the field. They will talk about current research, the value of the body of knowledge, and where their graduates work. So if you have ever wondered what philosophers do, or where anthropologists work, or why classical studies are still important, or who the great curators are, or when knowledge of criminology might come in handy – come along and listen to these presentations. This information will help you to choose your electives, and to settle on your majors, minors, and specialisations. Anthropology 9/02/2016 4.00-4.30 Manning Clark Anthropology is the study of cultural Centre differences and similarities in a globalised Dr Simone Dennis Lecture world. As a field of study anthropology is Theatre 2 uniquely placed to interpret the widest range of contemporary social phenomena — from migration to religious fundamentalism, online communities and 1 During Orientation Week and Week 1 of Semester 1, the CASS Student Office is running extended drop-in hours. Throughout the rest of the semester, the College runs Drop-in Course Advice sessions twice a week. Students may also make an appointment to speak to a Course Advisor at any time during office hours. For more information about how to attend these events, and where to go, visit our webpages: http://cass.anu.edu.au/students/current-students. FEBRUARY Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sunday 8 9 10 11 12 14 1.30-4.30: Drop-in Course 9.30-12.30: CASS 9.30-1.00: Honours Induction 9.30-1.00 & 1.30-4.30: Drop-in 2-4: Masters Induction Advice Orientation Copland Theatre Course Advice Copland Theatre CASS Student Office Theatre 1 Building 24 CASS Student Office Building 24 Beryl Rawson Building 13 Manning Clark Beryl Rawson Building 13 Centre CASS Orientation: CASS Orientation: learn about the learn about the disciplines disciplines Theatres 1 & 2 Theatres 1 & 2 Manning Clark Centre Manning Clark 10.00-10.30: Demography Centre 10.00-10.30: English Literature 12.30-1.00: 10.30-11.00: International Relations Museum & 10.30-11.00: Biological Anthropology Heritage Studies 12.30-1.00: Languages 1.00-1.30: Philosophy 1.00-1.30: Linguistics 1.30-2.00: Latin American Studies 1.30-2.00: Arab & Islamic Studies 2.00-2.30: Art History & Curatorship 2.00-2.30: History 2.00-2.30: Indigenous Studies 2.30-3.00: Politics 2.30-3.00: Classics & Ancient History 3.00-3.30: Music 3.00-3.30: Sociology 3.30-4.00: Diploma of Liberal Studies 3.30-4.00: Archaeology 4.00-4.30: Digital Humanities 4.00-4.30: Anthropology 9.30-12.30 & 1.30- 11-12: PhB Induction 9.30-12.30 & 1.30-4.30: Drop- 4.30: Drop-in CASS Student Office in Course Advice Course Advice Beryl Rawson Building 13 CASS Student Office CASS Student Beryl Rawson Building 13 Office Beryl Rawson Building 13 15 16 17 18 19 21 10-12: Drop-in Course Advice 10-12 & 2-4: Drop- 10-12: Drop-in Course Advice 2-4: Drop-in Course Advice 10-12: Drop-in Course Advice CASS Student Office in Course Advice CASS Student Office CASS Student Office CASS Student Office Beryl Rawson Building 13 CASS Student Beryl Rawson Building 13 Beryl Rawson Building 13 Beryl Rawson Building 13 Office 2-4: Masters (Advanced) Beryl Rawson Induction Building 13

Times Lecture Theatre 1 Lecture Theatre 2 Lecture Theatre 3 Manning Clark Manning Clark Manning Clark Tuesday, 9 February 12.30-1.00 Museum & Heritage Studies Languages Dr Sharon Peoples Dr Gabrielle Schmidt and Dr Elisabeth Mayer 1.00-1.30 Philosophy Linguistics Professor Christian Barry Dr Jennifer Hendriks 1.30-2.00 Latin American Studies Arab + Islamic Studies Dr John Minns Ms Huda Al-Tamimi & Professor James Piscatori 2.00-2.30 Art History & Curatorship History Indigenous Studies Professor Helen Ennis Professor Nicholas Brown Dr Janet Hunt 2.30-3.00 Politics Classics & Ancient History Dr Andrew Banfield Dr Greta Hawes and Dr Chris Bishop 3.00-3.30 Music Sociology Dr Samantha Bennett Dr David Bissell 3.30-4.00 Diploma of Liberal Studies Archaeology Mr Patrick Tran, ANU College Dr Duncan Wright 4.00-4.30 Digital Humanities Anthropology Dr Glenn Roe Dr Simone Dennis Wednesday, 10 February 10.00-10.30 Demography English Literature Professor James Raymer Dr Julieanne Lamond 10.30-11.00 International Relations Biological Anthropology Dr Darren Lim Dr Alison Behie 11.00-11.30 Criminology Visual Art & Design Dr Jason Payne Ms Erica Seccombe