The TPR Presentation Day is an annual event in the School of History for the first year HDR student presentations of their thesis proposals.

Panel members should attend their students' sessions, but all members of the School of History are strongly encouraged to support these students at this critical juncture in their studies.

Friends, family and well-wishers are also welcome to join us to celebrate this milestone, in person or via zoom.

Zoom link: https://anu.zoom.us/j/89268676815?pwd=c2NzUE5nVlFzZGNZaUtVUHN0aFRPdz09

Program

9.00am      Welcome – Prof Martin Thomas, HDR Convenor

9.10am      Session 1

Aaron Marston-Pattison: War! What is it ... For?: How Ordinary Homefront Australians Found Meaning in the Second World War

Matthew Cunneen: Transportee Travellers: The Convicts who left Australia

Matilda Hatcher:Madness, Melancholia, Nostalgia: British Naval Masculinity and Emotion of the French Wars and their Aftermath

10.40am      Morning Tea

11.00am      Session 2 – Chair, Dr Laura Rademaker

Rachel Caines: Indigenous Engagement with Australia’s Soldier Settlement Schemes, 1915-1939

Timothy Adams: The Expression of Identity Within Colonial-Era Burial Grounds on the Lime Stone Plains

12.00pm      Thanks and close - Prof Carolyn Strange, Head of School of History

12.05pm       Lunch in RSSS Foyer

For any dietary requirements, please let us know when you register via Eventbrite.