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NEWS
ANU College of Law staff receive
Excellence
in Education Awards 2009
Posthumous
ANU LLB awarded to Odette Upstill at
ANU graduation ceremony
The American Bar Association Section of International
Law has invited the ANU College of Law to
be a 'Cooperating Entity' for Cross-Border Collaboration,
Convergence and Conflict: The Internationalization
of Domestic Law and Its Consequences, a one-day
conference to be held on 9 February 2010 in Sydney.
Conference
details and registration
Discount
rates and invitation to law student volunteers
Nick Tebbey, lecturer in Migration Law &
Practice receives ACT
Law Society's Young Lawyer Award 2009.
ANU College of Law colleagues, Molly O'Brien and Kath
Hall, receive Vice Chancellor's Teaching Enhancement Grants 2009,
for their project Law
Student Well-being and the Law Curriculum: Exploring the Links
Congratulations to Alex Bruce for his edited book, 'One
World: Many Paths to Peace', which the Dalai Lama
is launching in Melbourne on 10 December.
Tom Faunce and Gregor Urbas (together
with Ms L Skillen) receive ARC
Discovery Grant for their project, Detecting
Fraud and Anti-Competitive Behaviour in the Australian Pharmaceutical
and Medical Device Industries
Congratulations to Professor Jane Stapleton for her
election as an Honorary Bencher of Gray’s Inn. For
more details
Success for Law in ANU
Vice Chancellor's Staff Awards
ANU, again the highest
ranked university in Australia (The Times
Higher Education Supplement, October 2008)
ALUMNI NEWS
Congratulations to Alice Edwards whose PhD was passed
recently. Alice's thesis is entitled 'Violence Against Women, Feminist
Theory, and the United Nations Human Rights Treaty Bodies'. Alice was
supervised by Hilary Charlesworth and supervised and advised by Peter
Bailey and Pene Mathew.
Stephen John Gageler SC, ANU College
of Law alumnus appointed
as the next Solicitor-General of Australia.
STUDENT NEWS
Success for ANU
Jessup Moot Team
Congratulations to Law Scholarship
Award Winners 2010
Congratulations to Christine Ratnasingham whose SJD
thesis "Australian Quasi-Refugees and International Refugee Law:
Abetment or Abdication?" was recently passed. Congratulations also
to supervisor J-P Fonteyne and advisers Matthew Zagor and Kevin Boreham.
Congratulations to ANU College of Law students,
Henry Makeham and Patrick Mayoh, for
being recipients of the inaugural Prime
Minister's Australia Asia Endeavour Awards for 2010 for the 'best
and brightest' university students from Australia and Asia.
Danielle Noble, ANU
Law graduate, plays a key role in Bangladeshi
twins story.
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