Dontas Family Travelling Fellowships
The Greek/Australian International
Legal & Medical Conference invites applications for
TWO TRAVELLING FELLOWSHIPS
Professor Anastasios Dontas
Fellowship for Medicine
Professor John Harber Phillips
Fellowship for Law
to attend the 12th Greek/Australian
International
Legal & Medical Conference
to be held on the island of Samos, Greece
31st May - 6th June 2009
Applicants should be graduates in Law or Medicine,
under 40 years of age and currently enrolled in post-graduate study
within either Faculty. The successful applicants will be required to
present a learned paper of some 30 minutes duration at the Conference.
Papers that address the Conference theme and/or Greek Australian relationships
are encouraged. The Conference has no objection to subsequent publication
of any part of the paper in a thesis by the applicant.
The Fellowships, one to a graduate in Law, one to
a graduate in Medicine are in the form of a grant which will include
a return Economy Class airfare from Australia to Greece (Crete), Conference
registration and the cost of accommodation at the Conference venue for
the duration of the Conference. The Fellowships offer participation
in a high level educational opportunity with social and professional
interaction with Australian and International leaders in both law and
medicine.
Selection of the successful applicants will be made
by a distinguished legal and medical panel, on the basis of Curriculum
Vitae and a 1500 word abstract of the paper.
Applications, by submission of the application form,
Curriculum Vitae and an abstract, will close on 31st July 2008. The
successful applicants will be required to submit the full text of the
completed paper by 30th March, 2009.
For further details and application forms please contact:
Jenny Crofts, Conference Secretariat
41 Davison St, RICHMOND, VICTORIA, 3121
Phone: (03) 9429 2140
Fax: (03) 9421 1682
E-mail: jennycrofts@ozemail.com.au
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Professor
Anastasios Dontas and his family have been strong supporters of
the Conference since its inception. Now retired, he was one of Greece's
most eminent physicians. As an academic and clinical practitioner in
both Greece and the USA with over fifty years of experience, he has
demonstrated an outstanding commitment to the medical profession. He
founded the Director of the Centre for Studies of Age Related Change
in Athens and has been actively involved with the Conference since its
inception and is the official Conference Patron in Greece.
The Medical fellowship named in his honour is in recognition
of his contribution to the professional development and understanding
between professional groups and his commitment to cultural understanding
between nations.
Professor
The Hon. John Harber Phillips AC, former Chief Justice for Victoria
and Provost of the Sir Zelman Cowan Centre at Victoria University was
chairman of the Conference's Professional Programme for close to 20
years. On his retirement from this role he was appointed patron of the
organization in recognition of his service to the Conference and also
his contribution to both the Law and Greek Australian relations. From
2008 the Legal fellowship bears his name as one of the Dontas Family
Travelling Fellowships.
The inaugural fellowships were awarded in 2001.
Winners to date are:
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Legal |
Medical |
| 2001
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Ms Natalie Stoianoff
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Dr Marinis Pirpiris |
| 2003
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Mr Dan Svantesson
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Dr Spiri Katsenos |
| 2005
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Dr Jacqueline Horan
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Dr Vinay Rane
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| 2007
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Dr Danielle Andrewartha
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Dr Revindran Nair
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The fellowships will provide the opportunity for two
young practitioners to attend the 12th Greek/Australian International
Legal & Medical Conference on the island of Samos in June 2009 and
present a paper of high relevance to the gathered professional forum.
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