Upcoming Events
The 2020 DASSH Conference has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In place of an in-person meeting, we will be hosting four 1.5 hour virtual meetings over four Fridays in September. The theme of the meetings will be “Post-COVID-19 – Where are we going?” and over the month we will cover the following four areas:
- Research
- Teaching
- Staffing
- The Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS)
Further information about these sessions will be provided to members soon.
Please contact Meghan Bergamin if you would like to assist with the organisation or hosting of these meetings.
Past conferences
Each year, the DASSH Council hosts a Conference in conjunction with its Annual General Meeting (AGM).
To view an event program, please click on the relevant event title link.
Conference 2019
University of New South Wales
Sydney
Conference 2018
Australian National University
Canberra
Conference 2017
La Trobe University
Melbourne
Conference 2016
University of Tasmania
Hobart
Conference 2015
Flinders University
Glenelg
Conference 2014
University of Queensland
Brisbane
Conference 2013
Macquarie University
Sydney
Conference 2012
Australian National University
Canberra
Conference 2011
James Cook University
Magnetic Island
Conference 2010
University of Western Australia
Fremantle
Conference 2009
University of Newcastle
Newcastle
Conference 2008
Monash University
Melbourne
Conference 2007
Charles Darwin University
Darwin
Conference 2006
Griffith Canberra
Gold Coast
Conference 2005
University of Auckland
Auckland
Conference 2004
University of Adelaide
Adelaide
Conference 2003
University of Technology
Sydney
Conference 2002
James Cook University
Townsville
Past events
2018 Peter Karmel Forum: ‘Experts? Who needs ‘em?’ Promoting the Value of Expertise in Decision-Making in Australia’s Future
Wednesday 12 September 2018, 12.30pm, The National Portrait Gallery
Join DASSH and the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia for this Social Sciences Week event. Featuring Sarah Burr — Senior Adviser, Department of Prime Minister & Cabinet, Linda Botterill — FASSA, Professor, School of Government & Policy, UC, Carolyn Hendriks — Associate Professor, Crawford School of Public Policy, ANU, and Deborah Lupton — FASSA, Professor, Faculty of Arts & Design, UC the forum seeks to examine how experts can effect positive change and remain relevant in a post-truth society. Click on this link for more information.
Past events
2018 Peter Karmel Forum: ‘Experts? Who needs ‘em?’ Promoting the Value of Expertise in Decision-Making in Australia’s Future
Wednesday 12 September 2018, 12.30pm, The National Portrait Gallery
Join DASSH and the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia for this Social Sciences Week event. Featuring Sarah Burr — Senior Adviser, Department of Prime Minister & Cabinet, Linda Botterill — FASSA, Professor, School of Government & Policy, UC, Carolyn Hendriks — Associate Professor, Crawford School of Public Policy, ANU, and Deborah Lupton — FASSA, Professor, Faculty of Arts & Design, UC the forum seeks to examine how experts can effect positive change and remain relevant in a post-truth society. Click on this link for more information.
Social Sciences Week, 9–15 September 2019
Australia-wide
DASSH is pleased to join with the Australian Sociological Association, the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology, the Australian Anthropology Society, the Australian Political Studies Association, the Council for the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences and the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia in supporting the second annual Social Sciences Week; a week-long series of events to showcase the impact of the social sciences. For a full list of events taking place around Australia visit the Social Sciences Week website.
Social Sciences Week, 9–15 September 2019
Australia-wide
DASSH is pleased to join with the Australian Sociological Association, the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology, the Australian Anthropology Society, the Australian Political Studies Association, the Council for the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences and the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia in supporting the second annual Social Sciences Week; a week-long series of events to showcase the impact of the social sciences. For a full list of events taking place around Australia visit the Social Sciences Week website.
