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Information about the Email Bulletin

Mailing List

All financial members of ASPR may choose to be placed on an electronic mailing list. The primary role of the list is to communicate with members about ASPR business. However, ASPR members are welcome to submit any material that will be of wide interest to other members. Such material includes:

  1. ASPR business
  2. Research matters of interest to members
  3. Announcements about relevant conferences
  4. Information on research grants and consultancies
  5. Advertisements of positions in psychiatric research
  6. Information on journals or on books by members

Advertising in the ASPR Bulletin

The ASPR Email Bulletin is sent out once a month only, at the end of each month. We are happy to include information about relevant positions, conferences and courses. However, the Bulletin does not include attachments that are not core ASPR business. Therefore, please email a very brief statement (2-3 lines) about the position, conference or course, with website and contact details for those who may want more information, to Rachael Guy: rwguy@unimelb.edu.au. Your email should arrive one week before the end of the month to ensure inclusion in the next Bulletin. In order to avoid email overload, advertising material is not emailed to ASPR members in between Bulletins.

Privacy Information

If you would like to update your email details or to remove yourself from the ASPR electronic mailing list, please contact Liz Horton at ehorton@unimelb.edu.au

 

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