A world of possibility with history and politics
As a child, Professor Brett Bowden never dreamed he would one-day go to university, let alone become a world-renowned professor of History and Politics. At 29 […]
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Advancing Indigenous health
A quiet achiever, Dr Jenny Baker is dedicated to the advancement of Indigenous health in Australia and internationally, through her work as an advisor, researcher and […]
Keeping kids safe
Through her advocacy and leadership in community health, health promotion and child safety projects, Associate Professor Anne Johnson AM has played an important role in reducing […]
A champion of invention
A leader in the field of biomedical engineering and a champion of women in STEMM, Professor Karen Reynolds has made an outstanding contribution to the community […]
Santanu leads palliative care movement
Until 2002 ‘palliative care’ was unheard of in North Eastern India but as a result of personal tragedy, Santanu Chakraborty (GradCertHlth ’08) has been leading a […]
Ha Pham is an education pioneer
Thanks to Vietnamese education pioneer, Ha Pham (MEdMgmt ’05), high school students in Vietnam are now able to achieve their South Australian Certificate of Education. Ha […]
A reputation for health promotion research
An invitation from a colleague to join her to study in Australia, along with Flinders University’s reputation for health promotion research brought Canadian Dr Cynthia Smith […]
Working against a wave of exploitation
With 40.3 million* victims of human trafficking worldwide, Dr Melinda Gill (MPublicHlth ’13) is working against a tidal wave of exploitation. Based in the global trafficking […]
Leading the nursing profession
Tien Dung Pham (MNg(Cwk) ’15) is the Chief Nursing Officer at the National Hospital of Dermatology and Venereology in Hanoi, Vietnam. In this leading role, Pham […]