Critical Edge for Doctoral Research 2018 Event as iCalendar

(Creative Events, Dance Studies, Fine Arts, Music, Architecture and Planning)

20 June 2018 - 10 October 2018

3 - 4:30pm

Venue: Varies (see below)

Cost: Free admission

Contact email: n.november@auckland.ac.nz

 

For 2018, Critical Edge presents six events designed to support doctoral supervisors and students within the Faculty of Creative Arts and Industries.

Spread from April to October, the interactive workshops and writing retreats provide academic staff, masters and doctoral students with a place to meet, eat, share ideas and gain new practical tools. Facilitated by guest specialists, the events provide stimulating sustenance for doctoral journeys, within a supportive research community.

Whether you are at the start or end of your doctoral journey, a current academic supervisor, researching architecture, urban design, urban planning, fine arts, dance or music, these events will help you to produce, supervise, and publish knowledge of international significance in a collegial environment.

Critical Edge, 2018

 

Next Event:

Supervisors' Lunch with Associate Professor Barbara Grant.
Wedesday 3 October| 1.15-3pm | Creative Arts and Industries Conference Centre, Room 423.340

We welcome all Creative Arts and Industries supervisors to attend this event.

This event provides CAI supervisors with an opportunity to discuss issues that arise in connection with postgraduate supervision. Associate Professor Barbara Grant, Faculty of Education and Social Work, is an expert in the field. Barbara will lead a session in which she will act as ‘agony aunt’. This lively and useful session will be based on current issues that staff bring to the table. It will be a chance to catch up and share knowledge and tips with other supervisors across the faculty. The event is free. Lunch is provided in the first hour.

If you would like to participate, please reply to Nancy November by 14 October with a 1-2 sentence question or issue that you would like to address during the event. If you have no particular issue to raise but would like to participate, then a simple reply is all that’s needed.

Event/speaker Date Time Location Catering
Creative Practice Methodologies (workshop) Wed 18 April 2-4pm Room 423:340, flat space/seminar room afternoon tea
Obtaining and Receiving Feedback on your Thesis (workshop) Wed 23 May 2-4pm Law School, room 810:340, 11 Short Street afternoon tea
Summer Scholarships Workshop and Pecha Kucha Wed 20 June 3-4.30pm Design Theatre afternoon tea
Winter Writing Retreat: Developing good habits as a writer Mon 20 - Wed 22 Aug 10am-4pm Owen Glenn Building, room 260:223 morning and afternoon tea, lunch
Supervisors' workshop and lunch, with Barbara Grant Wed 3 Oct 1.15-3pm Room 423:340, flat space/seminar room lunch
Spring Writing Retreat: Getting published Mon 8 - Wed 10 Oct 10am-4pm Room 260:223 morning and afternoon tea, lunch