David Rowe Receives Distinguished Service to Australian Sociology Award

Congratulations to Emeritus Professor David Rowe for receiving The Australian Sociological Association (TASA) Award for Distinguished Service to Australian Sociology.

This award is made to a TASA member who has demonstrated outstanding, significant and sustained service to Australian sociology over many years.

Emeritus Professor David Rowe with his award.

Photo by Dr Shanthi Robertson (Twitter: @ShaKRobertson (opens in a new window)).

The award was presented at the TASA conference on 21 November. Congratulations David!

Posted: 22 November 2018.

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