veski promotes Graeme Clark Oration to schools

16 February

Ensure your students attend the Science Event of the Year.

veski is, this year, supporting the 2011 Graeme Clark Oration. Specifically, veski is assisting in the promotion of the event to senior school students and science teachers.

GRAEME CLARK ORATION 2011

veski in conjunction with the ICT for Life Science Forum is delighted to advise you of the 2011 Graeme Clark Oration and extend an invitation to you and your students to attend this FREE public lecture.

You can register your interest in this event by emailing veski indicating the number of students wishing to attend.

PLUS a unique invitation to view the GRAEME CLARK Collection

veski in conjunction with Museum Victoria is also able to offer your students a unique invitation of a guided tour of the Graeme Clark Collection at the Melbourne Museum, ahead of the oration. If you would like your students to participate in this unique opportunity, you will need to register your interest with veski.

How to Register

Please email [email protected] with daytime contact details indicating which events you would like your students to attend no later than 18th February 2011. For more information call (03) 9635 5700.

1. Graeme Clark Oration Public Lecture - Indicate the number of students wishing to attend.

2. Graeme Clark Collection at the Melbourne Museum - Indicate the number of students wishing to attend.

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