Next she will measure dissociation triggered by pain, asking participants to immerse their arms in very cold water, and by boredom, using repetitive tasks involving nuts and bolts. We thank Ms Katherine Lock and Ms Fiona Perry of Internal Communications in the Public Affairs Division of the University for allowing us to reprint some of the 'Medicine in the Media' items. This seminar will explore the expectations and experiences of women pursuing medical careers today. Professor Nick Saunders, Dean of the Faculty, will introduce the first segment, the journey of a young woman entering medicine, viewed through the eyes of a Monash University Medical student, Ms Geraldine Buckingham, a young doctor, and a senior practitioner. These awards are aimed at young people over 14 years of age who are making a mark in their chosen field of endeavour.
Young achievers are able to choose from a broad spectrum covering seven categories.
The award was in recognition of his many years of tireless work in medical education at three universities, and his many contributions to innovative practice in education during that time. A full report of the proceedings by Associate Professor Ken Jones and Dr Marilyn Baird will be circulated to the Faculty Board. It is always nice to report good outcomes for our alumni, and what better outcome than a marriage between two of our graduates. Ranjana, better known to many of you as Anu, and Declan were married on the 24 th June in a two stage ceremony where a catholic wedding service, followed by a traditional Hindu ceremony demonstrated contrasting cultural practices and the universality of marriage. We wish them both all the best for the future.