Hi, we met yesterday to make plans for the Wellington Trip. If you want to go on this trip you must complete a conference registration form (from the "Inhabiting Risk" website (see the useful website links)), attach the cheque or credit card details and give this to me by Monday morning. Registering for the conference confirms your place on the trip.
Once I know who is going I will start to keep in touch by email concerning arrangements.
Cheers
Kathy
Showing posts with label IDEA Conference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IDEA Conference. Show all posts
Monday
IDEA Confernece - Wellington Trip July 2-7 2007
Inhabiting Risk IDEA Conference 2007
Hi,
I now have a draft programme for the Inhabiting Risk conference. The conference programme includes key note speakers, academic papers, workshops, site visits to Wellington based projects and exhibitions, panel discussions and parties! It will be a great opportunity to check out design in Wellington, see lots, hear lots and meet some of your peers from around New Zealand and Australia. For more on the conference see http://idea-inhabitrisk.massey.ac.nz/home.html
We will have a meeting on Wednesday 23 May (next week) to look over the conference schedule and make plans for the trip. 12:00 Interior seminar room (next to second year studio). Students (and staff!) from all levels of the interior programme are welcome to come on this trip.
Kathy
Hi,
I now have a draft programme for the Inhabiting Risk conference. The conference programme includes key note speakers, academic papers, workshops, site visits to Wellington based projects and exhibitions, panel discussions and parties! It will be a great opportunity to check out design in Wellington, see lots, hear lots and meet some of your peers from around New Zealand and Australia. For more on the conference see http://idea-inhabitrisk.massey.ac.nz/home.html
We will have a meeting on Wednesday 23 May (next week) to look over the conference schedule and make plans for the trip. 12:00 Interior seminar room (next to second year studio). Students (and staff!) from all levels of the interior programme are welcome to come on this trip.
Kathy
Wednesday
IDEA Scholarship Winner Announced
After a fast and furious day of voting the winner of the IDEA Scholarship is Maya Wilson.
Maya will travel to Wellington in July to be the student representative for our programme at the IDEA (Interior Deign/ Interior Architecture Educators Association) conference titled "Inhabiting Risk". At the conference Maya will participate in a student forum with students representing Interior Design programme from across Australia and New Zealand. Maya's thought provoking entry can be seen above, (click on it to see more detail).
Congratulations Maya.
We will be taking a student trip to the Inhabiting Risk conference and notices will be posted here shortly giving details. For more information on the conference see www.idea-edu.com
Tuesday
IDEA Conference Scholarship - July 2007
IDEA (Interior Design/Interior Architecture Educators' Association) Scholarship Program
Only those that risk going too far can possibly
find out how far one can go.
T. S. Eliot
IDEA has launched an annual scholarship to involve students in the association’s activities. The objectives are to foster communications between our students and the academic staff by encouraging student leadership in the field, providing students
with the opportunity to engage in the activities of IDEA and encouraging cross-institutional connections between students amongst IDEA institutions.
2007 Scholarship details
In 2007 the scholarship will fund $200 towards airfare for one student representative from each of the member institutions to the third IDEA conference and workshop INHABITING RISK, Wellington, New Zealand, 2 - 6 July 2007. Conference registration will be covered by your program and the convenors of the conference are in the process of organising places for students to stay with Wellington based students. Visit http://idea-inhabitrisk.massey.ac.nz/home.html for further details of the confernece.
Scholarship student activities
As the student representative you will attend the INHABITING RISK conference and be part of a half day discussion with student representatives of the twelve member universities. On return to your home university you will communicate the discussion outcomes to your peers and academic staff. Each selected student representative will agree with their course coordinator the communication format (possibilities include a poster presentation, written report or verbal presentation).
If chosen you get to meet and network with top interior design students from programmes across NZ and Australia.
Selection process
Full and part time students enrolled in the second or third year of interior design/interior architecture degrees at the twelve IDEA member institutions are eligible. One student representative will be selected by their peers at each institution. The process will include a proposal to the student body in the form of a written/visual poster of what you propose to discuss with other student representatives and the issues you think are important to your education in interior design/interior architecture.
Timeline
Monday 2 April: 1pm meeting of students interested in attending the Inhabiting Risk conference, room 1159
Friday 20 April: Indicate your interest by submitting an A4 poster of your proposal to the Kathy. Include student name and contact details. (Place in box outside my office door).
Monday 23 April: Student selection process - all interior students get to vote for the student who will best represent them at the IDEA conference.
Tuesday 1 May: A list and contact details of the 12 student representatives distributed so that students from each institution can plan their travel and communicate with other student representatives.
Contact:
Contact Kathy Waghorn, Programme Coordinator, for more information (kwaghorn(at)unitec.ac.nz
Who is IDEA?
IDEA was formed in 1996 to encourage and support excellence in Interior Design/Interior Architecture education and research and as a forum for exchanging ideas.
IDEA Website
Contains information about the association, its aims and objectives, notice of events and is an on-line publication site for Journal papers. Visit www.idea-edu.com
Only those that risk going too far can possibly
find out how far one can go.
T. S. Eliot
IDEA has launched an annual scholarship to involve students in the association’s activities. The objectives are to foster communications between our students and the academic staff by encouraging student leadership in the field, providing students
with the opportunity to engage in the activities of IDEA and encouraging cross-institutional connections between students amongst IDEA institutions.
2007 Scholarship details
In 2007 the scholarship will fund $200 towards airfare for one student representative from each of the member institutions to the third IDEA conference and workshop INHABITING RISK, Wellington, New Zealand, 2 - 6 July 2007. Conference registration will be covered by your program and the convenors of the conference are in the process of organising places for students to stay with Wellington based students. Visit http://idea-inhabitrisk.massey.ac.nz/home.html for further details of the confernece.
Scholarship student activities
As the student representative you will attend the INHABITING RISK conference and be part of a half day discussion with student representatives of the twelve member universities. On return to your home university you will communicate the discussion outcomes to your peers and academic staff. Each selected student representative will agree with their course coordinator the communication format (possibilities include a poster presentation, written report or verbal presentation).
If chosen you get to meet and network with top interior design students from programmes across NZ and Australia.
Selection process
Full and part time students enrolled in the second or third year of interior design/interior architecture degrees at the twelve IDEA member institutions are eligible. One student representative will be selected by their peers at each institution. The process will include a proposal to the student body in the form of a written/visual poster of what you propose to discuss with other student representatives and the issues you think are important to your education in interior design/interior architecture.
Timeline
Monday 2 April: 1pm meeting of students interested in attending the Inhabiting Risk conference, room 1159
Friday 20 April: Indicate your interest by submitting an A4 poster of your proposal to the Kathy. Include student name and contact details. (Place in box outside my office door).
Monday 23 April: Student selection process - all interior students get to vote for the student who will best represent them at the IDEA conference.
Tuesday 1 May: A list and contact details of the 12 student representatives distributed so that students from each institution can plan their travel and communicate with other student representatives.
Contact:
Contact Kathy Waghorn, Programme Coordinator, for more information (kwaghorn(at)unitec.ac.nz
Who is IDEA?
IDEA was formed in 1996 to encourage and support excellence in Interior Design/Interior Architecture education and research and as a forum for exchanging ideas.
IDEA Website
Contains information about the association, its aims and objectives, notice of events and is an on-line publication site for Journal papers. Visit www.idea-edu.com
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