Expert on a humanitarian mission
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 […]
College of Education, Psychology and Social Work
Creating historical fiction to engage a younger generation
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 […]
Driving Reconciliation in South Australia
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 […]
A champion for women's health
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, […]
Addressing inequality and effecting positive change
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Improving health and aged care
With over 30 years experience as a social policy researcher and analyst, Dr Kate Barnett OAM has made a long term contribution to health and aged […]