NiTRO + Creative Matters

Perspectives on creative arts in higher education

FIRST PEEK: DDCA Symposium schedule

Sustaining, Maintaining & Nourishing Creativity

DATE: Friday 29th November, 10am – 5pm AEDT

LOCATION: Federation University, Ballarat, VIC

This free, fully catered event will take place on and around Federation University’s SMB campus in leafy Ballarat, regional Victoria. 

This year’s theme speaks to maintaining and nourishing the energy of creativity, and asks: How do we sustain this energy to keep on creating over time and within the academic environment?

SCHEDULE

10.00am Registration

10.30am WELCOME to Country. 

Welcome from Rick Chew + Craig Batty

11.00am PRESENTATION Dr Jill Orr

11.30am WORK-IN-PROGRESS HDR presentation 

11.45am WORKSHOP by Margaret McVeigh

12.30pm Catered Lunch 

1.30pm PRESENTATION Associate Professor Carole Wilson

2.00pm WORK-IN-PROGRESS HDR presentation 

2.15pm WORKSHOP by Jessica Wilkinson

3.00pm Afternoon Tea 

3.30pm REFLECTIONS from the day

4.15pm PERFORMANCE Inscape Piano Trio

5.00pm Close

All times are in AEDT

REGISTER YOUR ATTENDANCE

If you have any questions about the symposium, please drop us an email: admin@ddca.edu.au

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