31
Aug
Griffith Alumni Online Panel: Hey, Utopia! Imagining a Better Future
What are the possibilities and pitfalls of utopian thinking?What is the future of change-making in a post-pandemic world?
Join Dr Ashley Hay (Editor, Griffith Review) for a thought-provoking and engaging conversation featuring Professor Danielle Celermajer, Amanda Tattersall and Councillor Jess Scully as they navigate other ways the world could be.
19
Aug
Feeling the Heat
Griffith University and Australian Foreign Affairs is pleased to invite you to the Australian Foreign Affairs latest issue, Feeling the Heat: Australia Under Climate Pressure, with special comments from the journal contributors.â
17
Aug
Griffith Alumni Expert Exchange - Being an effective bystander for positive change
Griffith University invites you to an evening of engaging discussion, networking and connection at our next 'Griffith Alumni Expert Exchange' series event.Held in conjunction with the Griffith MATE Bystander Initiative, this exclusive alumni event is titled 'How to be an effective bystander for positive change' and will bring together a panel of leaders in the areas of domestic and family violence, research and prevention.
29
Jul
Alumni Breakfast - The power of sport to lead the way in equality, inclusion and diversity
Griffith Alumni network is proud to partner with the Gold Coast SUNS for our next alumni breakfast.Sport has the power to be an agent for sustainable change in the areas of gender equality, inclusion and diversity in classrooms, organisations and the public sphere. How does sport harness this power and engage the community to address these complex issues, what more can be done, and what impact does this have on local economies and business?
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24
Jun
MBA For Life at Q1
MBA and GCBA students and alumni are warmly invited to attend our first in person MBA For Life event for 2021.
01
Jun
Griffith Alumni Expert Exchange - Canberra
The evening will commence with a discussion led by Gabrielle Chan with Alan Schwartz AM and Ken Henry AC inspired by the Griffith Review edition Remaking the Balance. This panel session will delve into our relationships with natural capital, resources, profit and value, and the ways these can help us shape a more sustainable, economic future.â
âAfterwards, you will have the opportunity to meet new people, reunite over drinks and canapes with fellow Griffith alumni.