Bradley Forum
The Hawke Building includes a number of public facilities, underlining the importance of community engagement to UniSA. The Bradley Forum has been designed to accommodate a range of events and meetings that reflect this intent - including events with corporate, government, national education and other external partners; media and publication launches; business functions; international briefings, public seminars and so forth; it is not designed for general teaching usage.
Book the Bradley Forum via the Hawke Centre
Why not incorporate a visit to the Kerry Packer Civic Gallery and Anne & Gordon Samstag Museum of Art prior to your function. Both offer excellent exhibition and associated public activities for the general public and tourists. The Civic Gallery reinforces the Hawke Centre program, drawing attention to key issues in Australian contemporary life, while the Samstag Museum is now the second largest art space in the State.
Internal University activities and access priority policy
The Bradley Forum has been designed to foster community, international and business engagement with the University of South Australia and priority is given to activities that can demonstrate external links and benefits.
While bookings will be accepted for UniSA meetings, training sessions or forums, there is a chance that you may be asked to find alternative accommodation in the event that the Bradley Forum is required for a significant community, international or business event.
You will be given a minimum of 3 weeks notice should this situation ever arise.
Please take time to read through the booking requirements for the use of the Bradley Forum and Civic Gallery and complete the relevant booking form request.
Enquiries should be directed to Louise Carnell at the Hawke Centre on 08 8302 0371 or louise.carnell@unisa.edu.au.