Announcements
Conference Announcements
Conference Title: 43rd Australian Psychological Society Annual Conference
Location: Hotel Grand Chancellor, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Date: 23-27th September 2008
Websitewww.apsconference.com.au
Organiser: The Australian Psychological Society
Contact person: Kirsten McVean, Conference Coordinator, the Australian Psychology Society, conference@psychology.org.au
Conference Details:
Come and join your national and international colleagues in beautiful Tasmania to hear outstanding plenary speakers, exciting symposia and fora, interactive workshops from leading psychologists, papers and posters reporting ground-breaking research.
The conference will be held at the Hotel Grand Chancellor, which is situated on the waterfront in downtown Hobart. The Hotel Grand Chancellor is an intimate venue with concurrent sessions being held in rooms located in close proximity to the exhibitors’ area and the magnificent Federation Concert Hall, home to the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, and the venue for the plenary sessions
Conference Title: 8th International Conference on Grief and Bereavement in Contemporary Society
Location: Hilton on the Park Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Date: 14-18th July 2008
Website: www.icgb08.com
Organiser: The Australian Centre for Grief and Bereavement
Contact person: Kirsten McVean, Conference Coordinator, the Australian Psychology Society, conference@psychology.org.au
Conference Details:
The 8th International Conference on Grief and Bereavement in Contemporary Society ‘Consequences of Loss: Resiliency and Complications in the Grief Experience’ will provide a unique opportunity for local and international delegates to hear from leading researchers and practitioners in a program of interactive workshops, world-class keynote lectures, exciting symposia, plenaries, cutting-edge research papers, rapid communication posters and workshops. The 4-day program will be further enhanced with social events allowing valuable networking opportunities and an insight into Melbourne at its finest. As Australia’s business, sporting and events capital, Melbourne is famed for its cultural richness, and cosmopolitan lifestyle.

