Welcome to ANZCA
Gerard is a leading figure in mobile media and communication research, as well as disability and media research, and has authored 20 books and over 175 journal papers and book chapters. He has had a longstanding interest in media policy and regulation, especially consumer, citizen, social policy, and social justice issues.
Gerard has served as editor of Media International Australia, is a founding editor of the new journal Internet Histories, and a member of editorial boards of various leading international and national scholarly journals in the field. For more details, see his USYD website.
SACOMM 2018
Dear ANZCA Colleagues,
For those who are interested in submitting a paper proposal to the 2018 South African Communication Association (SACOMM) conference, please follow this link to the webpage where you can find the abstract submission form:
http://sacomm.org.za/download/
Best wishes, Colleen Mills
Anne Dunn Award 2018
The fifth annual award in commemoration of the life and work of Associate Professor Anne Dunn of the University of Sydney has now closed and the judging process is complete. The winner will be announced at the 2018 conference in Auckland.
Click here for more details.
Terry Flew on CHASS Board
Professor Terry Flew from the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) has been elected to the Executive Board of the Council for the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (CHASS), commencing in 2018. The objectives of CHASS are to promote the interests of the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences in Australia. Specifically, the aims of CHASS are to:
- represent the interests of the sector
- promote the contribution of the sector to government, industry and the public
- provide a forum for discussion between the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences sectors in Australia
- build the innovative capacity of Australia through better linkages between this sector, and science, engineering and industry.
Information about CHASS can be found on its website.
ANZCA is a member of CHASS.
