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4-8 July 2010
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Public meeting - Wednesday, 31th March. 2010, 7pm.
Guest speaker: Amanda Peucker, Deakin University, Warrnambool

Title- 'Conservation Gentetics of the Little Penguin, Eudyptula minor', and 'Dog Trial: Protecting Little Penguins from Fox Predation'

Venue: Drummond Room, Department of Zoology, University of Melbourne.

AMSA Victorian Branch, Postgraduate Student Mini Conference - 1st-2nd May 2010

Venue - MAFRI, Queenscliff

Cost - $35 for members, $45 non-members

Who- All honours, masters, PhD and recently finished PhD students

A chance for students to meet and share stories with other students from Universities around Victoria. Includes a social night at the royal with some fun games to be announced. As well as guest speakers to be announced very shortly. Flyer to come soon and check website soon for more details!!

Welcome to AMSA Victoria

AMSA Vic aims to promote all aspects of marine science in Victoria. Our activities include:

* Public meetings where guest speakers discuss topical issues in marine science in Victoria. (Meetings usually adjourn to a nearby restaurant where discussion continues with the aid of a little nourishment!)

* An annual Student Research Award of up to $500 to a postgraduate (MSc, PhD) student enrolled at a University in Victoria to support their research into any aspect of marine science. The award may contribute to the cost of materials or equipment, travel to the field, or other relevant expense.

* Submission of position papers to the federal AMSA council on important national issues such as marine invasive species.

* Submissions to State Government on important local issues such as the recent Channel Deepening project.


* "My Friend the Jellyfish and other stories . . ." a marine science weekend for undergraduate students. Young marine scientists from universities, industry and government institutions offer insights into some of the careers available in marine science and how to pursue them. Seminars cover a wide range of fields including postgraduate study, work in environmental consultancies, marine research, education, management, scientific diving and much more.

* The hosting of a scientific writing workshop for marine scientists keen to improve their skills in this area.

If you are a marine scientist living in Victoria, please consider supporting your local branch by formally joining AMSA Vic when you join AMSA or next renew your AMSA membership.