Galleries Staff

The Bunbury regional Art Galleries has seven permanent staff members, supported by numerous casual workers in specific roles.
Director  Sonya Dye  08 9721 9656  sdye@brag.org.au   The Director is responsible for all day to day operations of the Galleries, including managing the exhibition schedule. The Director is the appropriate contact point for exhibition queries, the establishment of partnerships and the management of sponsorship.
Acting Audience Development Officer  Elle Dixon  08 9721 6390  edixon@brag.org.au
This Officer manages the Galleries’ educations programmes, marketing and promotion. Please contact the Audience Development Officer with queries regarding services to schools and classes and courses. All media enquiries should also be directed to this Officer in the first instance.
Administrator  Samantha Wilks   08 9721 8616  swilks@brag.org.au
Exhibitions Manager  Simon Long  08 9721 8226  slong@brag.org.au
The Exhibition Manager is responsible for the co-ordination of the gallery spaces and the installation of exhibitions. He is available from Monday to Wednesday, and will respond to queries regarding the capacity of the exhibition spaces and the installation of works.
Indigenous Arts Development Officer  Megan Corby  08 9791 1413  mcorby@brag.org.au
This Officer is responsible for the development, management and implementation of the Bunbury Regional Art Galleries’ Indigenous Arts Development Programme. She is available Monday to Thursday.
Finance Officer  Fiona Verbrugge  08 9791 6730  fverbrugge@brag.org.au   The Finance Officer manages all payments and accounts of the Galleries. She is available to address queries regarding payments on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Gallery Assistant  Donna Fortescue  08 9721 8226  dfortescue@brag.org.au
All general customer service is provided by the Gallery Assistant. She will respond to all general enquiries between 10am and 4pm, Monday to Friday. Casual Gallery Assistants are available on weekends during the same hours. 

 
The Nottingham Trent University Department of Student Support Services is pleased to announce the second (in a series of three) seminars focusing support for Deaf Students in Higher Education
This seminar is being co-ordinated by The Nottingham Trent University, Department of Student Support Services, through its HEFCE - funded project "Building on Strengths". It is the second of three annual seminars addressing issues of quality in the provision of support services for Deaf students in Higher Education.
Presentations and workshops will be led by members of CHESS (Consortium of Higher Education Support Services for Deaf Students) and external contributors
'ENSURING QUALITY PROVISION FOR DEAF STUDENTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION'
FRIDAY 8 MAY 1998
Programme >From 9.30 Registration and refreshments * Welcome * Tradition of Quality - Rachell Bastikar O'Neill * Quality Assurance in HE - Rosemary Turner (eQuip) * Technology Exhibition * Workshops Quality and the Support Team - Louise Colebourne, University of Derby Quality Language in Interpreting - Frank Harrington, University of Central Lancashire Involving Students in Quality Assurance - Dianne Fortescue, South Nottingham College * Plenary 4.00 pm Finish
Lunch and refreshments will be provided. BSL interpreters and Infra Red Enhanced Hearing System Seminar fee; stlg 25 per person For further information regarding the programme and to request a booking form contact Anna Barrett 0115 9486394 (voice only) 0115 9486358 (fax) or Chris Baxter 0115 9486395 (voice only) 0115 9486357 (minicom answerphone) email: anna.barrett@ntu.ac.uk - chris.baxter@ntu.ac.uk                          Chris Baxter Service/Project Co-ordinator Disability Support The Nottingham Trent University Burton Street Nottingham NG1 4BU
0115 9486395 Voice 0115 9486357 minicom 0115 9486358 fax email chris.baxter@ntu.ac.uk http://www.ntu.ac.uk/acs/dissupp.html

Dolls House Porcelain Doll - Countess Fortescue

Porcelain Doll - Countess Fortescue
The Countess, ( standing to the left!) is a picture of gracious dignity. She has a dove grey gown with rows of ivory lace, silk embroidering and pleating to the hem, with bows and gold roses. Her matching hat has a wispy white feather.Her chestnut hair is dressed in neat curls and she is holding a lace trimmed parasol.
( These dolls are fully jointed. They are finely made – particularly the hands. They will stand alone with patience but I found it a lot easier with blu-tac. The Countess stands 5.5" (140mm) tall.)