Conferences: Crime and Justice Research Network : UNSW Faculty of Law

The Crime and Justice Research Network at
The University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
Presents
An Interdisciplinary Student Conference on Crime and Justice
‘Disciplines and Punishments’: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Crime and Justice
9-10 July 2007
With financial support from the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology Inc.
	About ‘Disciplines and Punishments’
The Crime and Justice Research Network at the University of New South Wales invites postgraduate students from all academic disciplines to submit abstracts for the inaugural interdisciplinary student conference on crime and justice: ‘Disciplines and Punishments’: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Crime and Justice.
In its inaugural year, 'Disciplines and Punishments' will focus on the interdisciplinary nature of study and research on crime and justice issues. There is no specific theme as such this year, instead postgraduate students from any discipline with an interest in crime and justice are encouraged to present, attend and meet other postgraduate students working across these broad fields of intellectual endeavour in the area of crime and justice.
	Conference Aims
The aims of the Conference 'Disciplines and Punishments' are to assist postgraduate students develop and expand the following:
	Networking skills (expand your network of like-minded researchers)
	Experience (develop your presentation skills in a friendly environment)
	Feedback (receive feedback from other postgraduate researchers and established researchers with expertise in your field)
	Problem-solving skills (develop a wider understanding of the meaning and context of your research)
	Self-promotion (expand your research profile amongst like-minded researchers)
	Call for Abstracts - now closed
	Conference Program - DETAILED PROGRAM AVAILABLE
For detailed Conference Program, click here
	Registration
Registration fee: $25 flat rate (due by 3 July 2007) Payment options: cash or cheque (made payable to 'Law Faculty UNSW') By Mail - please send cheque to: CJR Network Student Conference c/o Prof. Chris Cunneen NewSouth Global Chair in Criminology Faculty of Law The University of New South Wales Sydney NSW 2052 Australia Please note: receipts for posted cheques will be available at the Conference. In Person - (Mondays, 10am to 3pm) – pay with cash or cheque to: Jenny Wilson, Conference Committee Member Morven Brown Building G22 (Please knock on the door since it is usually kept closed.) School of Social Sciences and International Studies The University of New South Wales, Kensington Campus.
	Venue - Law Building, University of New South Wales
The venue for the Conference is the Law Building located on Kensington Campus (Building F8), which is the main campus of the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Sydney, Australia. Maps of UNSW in relation to Sydney UNSW Transport Information
	Accommodation
The UNSW Accommodation Services Central website provides details on temporary accommodation close to the University of New South Wales, Kensington Campus.