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Clare Burton lectures and scholarship

Since 1999 the ATN universities have combined with the Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Agency and with state women's advisors to host the Clare Burton Memorial Lectures in each capital city.

These lectures commemorate the leading researcher, bureaucrat and academic Dr Clare Burton, who died in 1998. Dr Clare Burton was a strong advocate and activist for social change, particularly in the area of pay equity for women. Her academic work fed into policy and practical change in the workplace.

Further information about the Clare Burton Lectures can be found on the ATN WEXDEV site:  http://www.atn.edu.au/wexdev/news/burton.htm

UniSA Clare Burton Memorial Lecture 2008

The 2008 UniSA Clare Burton Memorial Lecture was held at the Bradley Forum on Friday 12 September 2008. The lecture, Australian women: Still flourishing in a changing environment, was presented by Professor Daniele Stehlik and chaired by Professor Hilary Winchester, Pro Vice Chancellor: Organisational Strategy and Change.

More information about the 2008 UniSA lecture can be found at: http://www.unisa.edu.au/staffdev/women/cblectures/cblecture2008.asp

The Clare Burton Memorial Scholarship

The Clare Burton Memorial Scholarship commemorates Dr. Clare Burton, a leading researcher, public sector administrator, academic, consultant and writer on employment equity. The $10,000 scholarship provides funds to support post-graduate research into gender equity.

Further information about the Clare Burton Memorial Scholarship can be found at http://www.atn.edu.au/wexdev/scholarship/

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