Category Archives: Postgraduates

ANZAMEMS Reading Group, July session: Decolonisation, Race, and the Global Middle Ages

The next session of the 2024 ANZAMEMS ECR/Postgraduate reading group is scheduled for Tuesday, July 30. This will be a session on: Decolonisation, Race, and the Global Middle Ages. Please see the schedule below.

All readings and any updates to the schedule will be shared through the reading group’s Google Drive folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Qi0W8i-38w0Dgwia9jJ0aDCh5OEQjpRF?usp=sharing.

Please register your attendance at https://www.trybooking.com/CTPIZ.

All ANZAMEMS members are welcome, especially postgraduates and ECRs!

Please contact the convenors with any queries: Alexandra Forsyth (University of Auckland), afor784@aucklanduni.ac.nz, and Emily Chambers (Murdoch University), emily.chambers@murdoch.edu.au.

ANZAMEMS Postgraduate Peer Support Group

**Announcing the upcoming ANZAMEMS postgraduate Peer Support Group**

The Peer Support Group is a writing and discussion space for postgraduate members of ANZAMEMS.

The group will run quarterly through 2024 and 2025. Each ‘workshop’ will potentially consist of three elements: one writing day, a writing exchange via email, and a feedback session of around one hour.

The group will run online, via Zoom, and is open to postgraduate members at any stage from honours to PhD. The workshops will be scheduled to accommodate members in time zones spanning from Western Australia to Aotearoa/New Zealand.

Attendance across all sessions is not mandatory. This is an informal support group, and we welcome drop-ins as much as regular attendance.

The initiative is meant to create a safe space to discuss challenges and difficulties associated with postgraduate study and foster connections between medieval and early modern scholars across the community.

More information including specific dates and times will follow shortly.

If you would like to participate or have any questions, please contact ANZAMEMS Postgraduate Representative (AUS) Jenny Davis Barnett at j.barnett@uq.edu.au