Key events

• Date
  Time
  Event
• 19 June 2014
  7.30pm - 10.00pm
  
  

  The Reginald Season 2014

  Following three successful seasons of supporting small, emerging arts companies and independent artists, we present Seymour’s fourth Reginald Season. June – December 2014.

• 30 July 2014
  12.00am - 12.00pm
  
  

  Students Representative Council (SRC) Elections 2014

  It’s that time of year again. As undergraduates you now get the chance to run for a position on the council of your SRC, or as an NUS Delegate or as an Honi Editor for 2014. Nominations close August 21. Read the election edition of Honi Soit and GET INVOLVED!

• 31 July 2014
  11.00am - 5.00pm
  

  CALLAN PARK GALLERY: ENCHANTMENT

  Tony Convey's Enchantment is the first part of a survey of two of Australia’s pioneering artists from the outsider art scene. Convey, who has been an exhibition artist for over 40 years, has successfully exhibited throughout Australia, France, Germany and the US.

• 2 August 2014
  2.00pm - 3.00pm
  
  

  The Venus Fixers: Saving Italy's art and heritage during WWII

  Join us at the Nicholson Museum for the 2014 Academy Travel free lecture series - Italy; travels in art, history and culture. Lecture by Dr Craig Barker (University of Sydney).

• 2 August 2014
  7.00pm - 11.00pm
  
  

  Faculty of Health Sciences Inaugural Alumni Dinner

  An invitation is extended to all Faculty of Health Sciences/Cumberland College alumni to attend the faculty's inaugural alumni dinner to be held at the University's Great Hall.

• 4 August 2014
  12.00am - 11.59pm
  
  

  NCSS Challenge

  The NCSS Challenge is an online programming competition for school students.

• 4 August 2014
  12.30pm - 4.30pm
  
  

  The neuroscience of mental health disorders in children

  This seminar discusses the latest advance in developing new treatments for autism, anxiety, and behavioural problems. It features the seminal work of Professor Larry Young and other leaders in the field.

• 4 August 2014
  4.00pm - 5.00pm
  
  

  Special carillon service: commemoration of the declaration of World War One

  A special carillon performance of Chopin’s Funeral March, and the national anthems of Australia, Great Britain and Belgium will be followed by 197 tolls of the bell to signify the number of University students and staff who lost their lives in World War One.

• 4 August 2014
  5.00pm - 6.00pm
  

  ABOUT MUSIC: DAMIEN RICKETSON

  Not all music was made for public consumption. Discover an arcane world of cultural practices that deliberately shield music from public life and learn how they inform a new creative project by composer Damien Ricketson.

• 4 August 2014
  6.00pm - 7.30pm
  
  

  Sydney Ideas - The Future of Cultural Journalism

  With proliferation of bloggers and other reader–reviewers, is there still a role for 'expert' art-journalism? Are readers still willing to pay for discerning art reviews? A panel of cultural journalists discusses the challenges and opportunities ahead.