A focus on inclusion
2020 GRADUATE Rosette Zerella Bachelor of Education (Middle and Secondary Schooling) and Bachelor of Health Sciences Shifting her study focus from paramedic science to sports science […]
2020 GRADUATE Rosette Zerella Bachelor of Education (Middle and Secondary Schooling) and Bachelor of Health Sciences Shifting her study focus from paramedic science to sports science […]
Flinders graduate Associate Professor Simone Ulalka Tur’s background in arts research and Indigenous education underpins her transformative role as Flinders University’s inaugural Pro Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous). […]
Indonesian Teacher Trainer Dede Supriyanto (MEd(SpecEd) ’16) believes all children have the potential to learn and is delivering quality education for children with multiple disabilities. With […]
Gosia Hill is making a difference amid political turmoil From post-communist Central and Eastern Europe, Russia, Ukraine, South Africa and the Middle East, Gosia Hill has […]
Nuclear testing at Woomera, The Kokoda Track and Gallipoli are some of the significant events Alan Tucker has explored in his remarkable historical fiction books for […]
Growing up in Central Australia, Eastern Arrernte woman Shona Reid wanted to be a truck driver… then a psychologist. She believes she has found the middle […]
As an international leader in public health research, Professor Liz Eckermann (1949-2019) has helped to empower poor and marginalised women around the world. During her lifetime, […]
The daughter of Greek immigrants, Tina Karanastasis is dedicated to addressing inequality and effecting positive change, particularly for people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. When […]
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 […]