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Yardliyawara and Yarluyandi Languages; joint project
with Dr Mary Laughren, University of Queensland on
the Wanyi language for the World Endangered Lan-
guages Project; gave course on Victorian Aboriginal
Languages to the Australian Linguistics Institute, Mel-
bourne; gave workshop at Port Augusta for the Arabana
teaching course; adviser, Wangkumara and Punthu-
mara Land claims, the Birdsville Cultural Centre and
the de Rose Hill Land claim.
Dr LIDDICOAT, editor, Current Issues in Language
Planning; member, Editorial Committee, Australian Re-
view of Applied Linguistics; referee, Journal of Pragmatics
and Applied Linguistics; member, Australian Linguistic
Association, the Applied Linguistics Association of Aus-
tralia, the Modern Language Teachers Association and
the Australian Literacy Educators Association, the AT-
ESOL Association and the Australian Council of
Education Administrators; invited to give evidence to
the Legislative Assembly Education Committee’s “in-
quiry into adolescents and young adults at risk of not
achieving satisfactory education and training out-
comes”; delegation member, organised by the
Education Committee, Legislative Assembly to meet
with the South African Portfolio Committee on Educa-
tion (National Assembly); member of the Steering
Committee, Barnardos Australia Home Tutoring
Project; worked with the Embassy of Italy to develop a
bilingual school program for Italian in the ACT.
Ms Peita LITTLETON studied for the Interpreters’ Ac-
creditation in Applied Language (Australian Sign
Language) at the Canberra Institute of Technology,
Canberra.
Dr Rose produced three forensic speaker identification
reports for the Australian Federal Police and National
Crime Authority; member, Technical Program and
Proceedings Committee, 8
th
 Australian International
Speech Science and Technology Conference (SST
2000); refereed 16 papers for publication; member, Fo-
rensic Speaker Identification Committee, Australian
Speech Science and Technology Association (ASSTA),
and National Voice Centre Research Committee; or-
ganiser and superviser in the production of 12
internationally refereed papers given by staff and stu-
dent members of the department’s Phonetics
Laboratory at SST; at the request of the Department of
Defence, developed a full semester unit teaching stu-
dents to recognise two groups of three closely related
languages by their sounds alone.
Prof WIERZBICKA member, editorial board of several
journals including Cognition and Emotion, Culture and
Psychology, Pragmatics, and Australian Journal of Lin-
guistics; reviewed papers and book proposals for
Cognition and Emotion, Culture and Psychology, Ethos,
Journal of Pragmatics, Cambridge University Press and
Oxford University Press; member, Australian Academy
of the Humanities, the Australian Academy of Social
Sciences and the Russian Academy of Sciences; member
of the Australian Linguistic Society, the Societas Lin-
guistica Europa, the International Pragmatics
Association and the International Society for Research
on Emotions.
School of Social Sciences
Dr GEORGE, presenter: Centre for the Study of Glo-
balisation and Regionalisation, and Department of
Political Science, The University of Warwick; Depart-
ment of International Relations, The University of
Wales, Abersytwyth.
Dr GRAY, address to the New Zealand delegation for
the Australian Political Exchange Council, Canberra.
Dr HOPKINS, presenter: Department of Industry, Sci-
ence and Resources workshop, Canberra; Annual
Meeting, Royal Australasian College of
Physicians, Adelaide; New Technologies and Work
study group, Bad Homburg, Germany; European Safe-
ty, Reliability and Data Association, Karlstad, Sweden;
Australian Institute of Engineers Conference, Newcas-
tle; First National Occupational Health and Safety
Management Systems Conference, Sydney; Industry
workshop, Melbourne; NSW Minerals Industry Con-
ference, Terrigal; lecture to Santos oil and gas company,
Adelaide; speaking tour in New Zealand; Department
of Defence lecture, Canberra; Department of Customs,
Canberra.
KELLOW, A., LOWI, T. and SIMMS, M.J., present-
ers, World Congress of the International Political
Science Association, Quebec.
KELLY, R.M. and Simms, M.J., presenters, World
Congress of the International Political Science Associa-
tion, Quebec.
Dr KLOVDAHL, presenter: Second International
Workshop on Network Sampling (IWNS), Maastricht;
International Social Network Conference, Invited Key-
note Address, Infectious Diseases Section, Vancouver
BC Canada; International Social Network Conference,
Vancouver BC Canada; Health Canada, Ottawa; Cent-
ers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA.
Dr KUHN, presenter: Australasian Political Studies As-
sociation Conference, Canberra; Seminar on the Bund,
Melbourne; Nationalism Workshop, Australian Na-
tional University.
Prof PAPADAKIS, presenter: Future of Governance in
Australia Project, The Australian National University;
Department of Sociology and Social Work, University
of Tasmania; Natural Environment and Wilderness
Study Seminar, University of Tasmania.
Dr ROWLAND, presenter: Millenium Meeting of the
Australian Population Association and Population As-
sociation of New Zealand, Wellington; Australian
Association of Gerontology Conference, Adelaide; Aus-
tralian Population Association Conference, Melbourne;

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