Critical thinking – from classroom to field work
Taking a Bachelor of Science degree at Flinders University taught Luke Ragless (BSc ’18) the skills that have presented job opportunities he always dreamed of but […]
Archive Author: David Sly
Doing something every day to help others
Investing care to ensure a better future for students, refugees and Indigenous Australians has been a tenet of more than 40 years’ work and service by […]
Understanding ancient truths
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains the name and image of a deceased Elder, used with the family’s permission. […]
Making an indelible mark on public health
Environmental Health graduate Helen Psarras is safeguarding the health of customers and workers in the tattoo and piercing industry. In 2004, the burgeoning tattoo and body […]
Epic study provides crucial women's health insight
The fluctuating health priorities and concerns of Australian women throughout their lives is the subject of a landmark study completed by Flinders graduate Professor Cassandra Szoeke […]
Making landmark achievements for women's health
Understanding the traumas attached to high-risk pregnancy has been central to the work of Professor Rosalie Grivell (BMBS ’98), who has spent decades researching and working […]
A global influencer on the gut
The innovative gut serotonin research of Dr Alyce Martin (BMedSc ’11, BSc(Hons) ’12, PhD(Med) ’18) rides at the forefront of global influence in the fast-expanding field […]
Shaping the care of students in boarding schools
For 40 years, Richard Stokes (BA ’80, DipEd ‘81) has helped shape the care of students within Australia’s boarding schools. When Richard first took part-time work […]
Building a cleaner service
Offering exceptional cleaning services Sam Ackland (BBus(Mktg) ’16) is on a fast track to success, in a tough economic climate when many other ventures by young […]