Professor Brad Haseman

• 2007-20011 Community Partnerships Representative and Councillor, Australia Council for the Arts.  
• 2009 – 2010: HIV & AIDS Education in Papua New Guinea. An Australia Research Council grant currently funds this ongoing Life Drama based community capacity-building program. This ARC Linkage grant LP0882458 – Focuses specifically on the area of sexual health promotion using drama-based experiential learning methods and aims to establish a sustainable infrastructure for the implementation and evaluation of drama-based learning programs for young people in PNG. It adopts both practice-led research and participatory action research resulting in performative research outputs which specifically address the cultural environments and developmental contexts of the project 
• 2005: Co-convenor, Innovation in Australian Arts, Media and Design. QUT, March-April. This national symposium – Innovation: arts – media – design – promoted the ongoing national debate on research and the creative arts. With additional funds from the Australian Research Council, the Australia Council and the Academy of the Humanities, three symposia – at QUT, the Victorian College of the Arts and Curtin University of Technology – held in 2001 and 2002, brought artists, academics and policy writers together to set the agenda for a research strategy, aimed to promote best practice for ‘academic’ and ‘professional’ artists.
• 2005: Applied Performance in Corporate Education Research Project, Research Consultation. $200,000. Researching the forms of applied performance for the leadership development of senior managers. This projected rested heavily on the use of the applied performance technique known as Propheticals. A Prophetical blends truth and fiction in order to present dramatic scenarios which are reasoned speculations on the future. This project focussed on:

        Higher Education management training
        Queensland Health (Client)
        Executive Leadership Programs.

• 2004: Talking Theatre; ARC Linkage Grant. Funds awarded $507,000. The goal of the Talking Theatre project was to make contact with Queensland regional non-theatregoers and uncover their attitudes towards the performing arts industry and in particular to the participating Performing Arts Centres associated with the project. The result of this research was the development of a profile of non-theatregoers in regional Queensland based upon their reasons for non-attendance as well as feedback concerning PAC programming, pricing and promotions.

Service on university committees

• July 2002: Member, Teaching and Learning Committee, Creative Industries Faculty
• July 2002: Member, Professional Development Leave Committee, Creative Industries Faculty
• July 2002: Member, Research Degrees Committee, Creative Industries Faculty
• July 2002: Member, Postgraduate Awards Sub-committee, Creative Industries Faculty
• 1998-2001: Member, Research Degrees Committee, Faculty of Arts
• 1998-2002: Member, Professional Development Program Committee, Faculty of the Arts
• April 2002: Member, Staff Selection Panels, Various, most recently for QUT Cultural Precinct
• 1994-1996: Member of Executive, Academy of the Arts
• June 1992: Member, Teaching and Learning Development Small Grants Selection Committee, QUT
• April 1992: Member of and contributor to various Academy and Faculty of Arts working parties and committees. For example convenor and authored Faculty of Arts response to the Baldwin Report and Discussion Paper on Quality
• 1991-1992: Member, Course Development Committee for the Bachelor of Education
• 1992: Arts Faculty representative on the Dean’s Advisory Committee for the Faculty of Education
• 1989-1990: Convenor, Orientation Program Committee, Kelvin Grove Campus
• 1989-1990: Convenor, Arts Education Working Party, School of the Arts, BCAE, reviewing the needs and structures for arts education in the new university
• 1986-1988: Member, Board of Studies for the School of Teacher Education, BCAE
• 1986-1988: Member, Board of Studies for the School of Arts, BCAE
• 1986-1989: Member, Continuing Education Committee, BCAE.

Professional service

• 2001: Curator, Amplifications Critical Writing Program, Brisbane Powerhouse
• 1999-2000: Project advisor, Brisbane Youth Service, Fortitude Valley
• 1993-1997: President, Contact Youth Theatre
• 1995-1997: Chair, Making Space Committee, Brisbane Fortitude Valley. Making Space managed the Grunt Youth Space for those years and administered $55,000 of government funds to support the venture
• 1994-1996: Co-convenor, IDEA ’95 Second Drama in Education World Congress, Brisbane July 1995
• 1994-1996: Member, National Organising Committee of IDEA ’95 the Second Drama in Education World Congress, Brisbane July 1995
• 1992: Member, official Australian delegation to the Drama in Education World Congress in Portugal, July 1992
• 1984-1990: Member, Arts Subject Advisory Committee, Board of Senior Secondary School Studies, Queensland
• 1984-1990: Convenor, Drama sub‑committee, Board of Senior Secondary School Studies, Queensland
• 1991-1995: Member, Drama Evaluation Committee, Board of Senior Secondary School Studies, Queensland
• 1991-1994: Member, Core Skills Test Moderation Team, Board of Senior Secondary School Studies, Queensland
• 1978-1992: Member of the National Association for Drama in Education
• 1989-1994: Member, Arts Curriculum Development Committee, Queensland Department of Education
• 1980-1981: President, Queensland Association for Drama in Education
• 1979: Secretary, Queensland Association for Drama in Education
• 1978-2005: Member of the Queensland Association for Drama in Education and made life member 2002.