Tuesday 26 April - Friday 1 July

• Children’s fitness program – Active Kids Program aims to build skills such as throwing, catching, kicking, jumping, balancing, skipping, climbing and hitting while building strength, flexibility and agility and improving children’s cardiovascular fitness. 4– 5pm, UNSW Unigym. Costs vary depending on type of class. Booking is necessary.
  Contact: Zee Teoh, ph 9385 6267, z.teoh@unsw.edu.au
  
  
• School Swim Program – Swim School Term Program involves Learn to Swim classes for children aged 18 months to adults. Classes are held Monday to Saturday. 3.30–6pm, UNSW Unigym. Costs vary depending on type of class. Booking is necessary.
  Contact: Zee Teoh, ph 9385 6267, z.teoh@unsw.edu.au

Friday 20 May – Saturday 18 June

• Exhibition – Place made: Australian Print Workshop 1981 - 2002 celebrates 100 works by 57 artists produced at the Australian Print Workshop from 1981-2002. It is a snapshot of the involvement of Australian artists in the production of prints and their concerns stylistically, technically and politically. Gallery hours, Monday – Saturday, 10am-5pm. Ivan Dougherty Gallery, COFA, Selwyn St, Paddington.
  Contact: ph 9385 0726.

Tuesday 28 June – Saturday 30 July

• Exhibition – Convictions: art from Long Bay 1986 – 2005 surveys work produced by inmates in the full-time Art Unit and other art programs inside Long Bay. Gallery hours, Monday – Saturday, 10am – 5pm. Ivan Dougherty Gallery, COFA, Selwyn St, Paddington.
  Contact: 9385 0726

Wednesday 8 June

• Cinema and science evening - Medical Research’s Fantastic Voyage: Science and Cinema. After a screening of the 1966 film ‘Fantastic Voyage’, scientists from UNSW will discuss how far science fiction has become science fact. Speakers are Dr Justin Gooding; Professor Levon Khachigian; Professor Bernie Tuch and Professor Robin Ward. $10 adults/$7 students. 7.30pm, Valhalla Cinema, Glebe Point Rd, Glebe. Contact: Katharina Gaus, ph 9385 1377, mob 0415 140 354, or k.gaus@unsw.edu.au

Thursday 9 June

• Free mathemagics show – The Magic of Maths is presented by visiting UNSW researcher and devoted 'mathemagician' Dr Arthur Benjamin. Dr Benjamin demonstrates and explains his secrets for performing rapid mental calculations faster than a calculator. 4.30-5.30pm, Keith Burrows Theatre. Contact: UNSW Faculty of Science, ph 02 9385 7307.

Friday 10 June

• Breakfast seminar – Social Change and Academic Work: Men, Women, Family and Career. Robert Drago, Professor of Labor Studies at Pennsylvania State University, will present his research on how the family life of academic staff impacts on their working life. A light breakfast will be provided. 9-10am, Arcade Room, Mathews Building. Booking is necessary. Contact: ph 9385 5210, or r.gray@unsw.edu.au

• Seminar – Public Policy in Water Diversion Projects: Australian and Chinese case studies. UNSW PhD student Ji Chen will present this lecture. 2-3.30pm, Rm 310B, Morven Brown Building.

Tuesday 17 June

• Conference - Time, Memory, and the Moving Image is a one-day conference featuring several speakers, including Dr Susannah Radstone from the University of East London. 10am – 5pm, Rm 327, Robert Webster Building, Kensington campus. Contact: Jodi Brooks, ph 9385 5635, j.brooks@unsw.edu.au

Tuesday 21 June

• Corporate reputation forum – Reputation Forum 2005 features keynote addresses from Professor Grahame Dowling, AGSM Professor of Marketing, and Professor Charles Fombrun, Stern School of Business (New York University) on reputation management. 9am-6pm, Australian Graduate School of Management, City campus, Level 6, 1 O’Connell St, Sydney. Costs: academics $220/non-members half-day $675/members full-day $675. Contact: Marie Kelly, ph 9931 9240.

Sunday 26 June

• Concert - Musicus Medicus. The UNSW Doctors Orchestra, with special guest Evgeny Uhkanov, perform Rachmaninov's 2nd piano concerto and Dvorak's 8th symphony. Proceeds go to depressioNet. $35/$25/ family $85. 2.30pm, Sir John Clancy Auditorium, Kensington campus.
  Contact: concert@depressioNet.com.au

Tuesday 19 – Sunday 24 July

• Theatre – Minefields and Miniskirts comes to the Parade Theatre (NIDA) following sell-out seasons interstate. The play reflects on Australia's involvement in the Vietnam War, whilst mixing humour with iconic songs of the period from female singer/songwriters such as Joan Baez and Joni Mitchell. 8pm, Parade Theatre, NIDA, Anzac Parade. Cost: $41 if booked by 17 June; $49/$41. Contact: ph 132 849.