Helping organise an '80s Melb Uni Stu Pol reunion and this photo from James Waghorne 's book did the rounds and my Melbourne Uni-attending son looked at it and said 'What's that?' and I had to explain a bollard was an early analogue form of 'social media'.

Delve onto 💯+ yrs of Women's Eng. Society's heritage in #TheWomanEngineer journal digitised by IETLibrary-Archives searchable by name, with names list by Dr Nina Baker Fascinating source for #womeninhistoryshouldntbeamystery theiet.org/publishing/lib… #WES100 #WHM2023 #IWD2032 #WomensHistoryMonth #IWD23

ANZHES2022 conference begins with two panels focused on Education & Colonialism that will showcase the work of the ARC project Progressive Education & Race led by Julie McLeod @fpaisleyhistory & Sana Nakata. They consider two sets of approaches in critical relationship.

I enjoyed writing this article with Gwil Croucher: Narratives of financial assistance for university students and the emergence of HECS in Australia tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Thanks so much, Mike!

Out now! Delighted that this is out in the world at last. scholarly.info/book/melbourne…

Great that this is being launched tomorrow (available now): By Students, For Students: A History of the Melbourne University Union – Australian Scholarly Publishing scholarly.info/book/melbourne…

Still time to sign up to this event, 5pm this afternoon!
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Very much looking forward to reading this one. Congratulations, Joel!

Postdoc opportunity 3year 0.5FTE for #STS /History of Science #Histsci /digital media studies folks to work on our ARC project on Wikipedia and knowledge production timeshighereducation.com/unijobs/listin… Australasian STS Network

The seventh and final seminar explores the relationship between high school and #HigherEd , the ideas of a ‘public university’, & the mystery research funding.

Ft. Helen Proctor, Gwil Croucher, James Waghorne, & Alan Pettigrew w/ julia horne

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My ‘other project’ for so many years, twice delayed by Covid shutdowns, now has a cover. A book about student initiative and university life beyond the classroom University of Melbourne

What you don’t know about how history is taught in Victorian schools theage.com.au/national/victo…

Really looking forward to seeing all that emerges from this work. Great stuff.

Lessons from History - our edited collection about how history can inform today’s biggest challenges - is coming out with NewSouth Publishing mid next-year!

Social Transformations & Education Research Hub ANZHES - it was a fantastic symposium - catch up on line

The Theodore Fink Memorial Symposium 2021 on Whitlam’s abolition of university fees in 1974 is now available online. It was a great discussion with distinctive contributions from julia horne, Hannah Forsyth [email protected], Bruce Chapman, Gwil Croucher, William Locke and me: youtu.be/SZpNO-IkZv0

This is such crushing news. Stuart was an immensely generous man, with a rich, impish sense of humour. He taught me so much about history and much else besides. Vale. (Here photographed by Farrago in 1972)

Sad news about Stuart Macintyre. In higher ed, he wrote a very readable short history of the U of M and with Gwil Croucher and André Brett *No End of a Lesson*, on the Dawkins reforms & their aftermath.