The ability to transcend disability
Rachael Johinke (BDisDevelEd ’23) has never accepted that blindness limits her potential. It’s why she thrives as a young mother, as a star performer who came […]
Rachael Johinke (BDisDevelEd ’23) has never accepted that blindness limits her potential. It’s why she thrives as a young mother, as a star performer who came […]
The Up the Hill Project – inclusion for people with a disability in university The Up the Hill Project, supported by Flinders University’s College of Nursing […]
The drive to understand how Omega fatty acids affect developmental outcomes in babies propelled Professor Maria Makrides (BNutDiet(GradEntry) ’91, PhD(Med) ’95) to discover vast knowledge about […]
Driving essential change to improve rural and remote health services has been a primary focus of Professor Robyn Clark’s (DipAppSc(Nurs) ’86, BNg(PostReg) ’94) innovative Cardiac Rehabilitation […]
As a stroke survivor, Emily Korir (GradCertDisSt ‘16) has drawn on her harrowing personal experiences to become an inspiring champion for people with disabilities, amplified by […]
Cat Kinsman’s choice to attend Flinders University was driven by its unique Speech Pathology program, but it soon became her top preference for its academic […]
As nursing stalwart Dr Didy Button (DipAppSc(Nurs) ’82, BNg ’88, MNg(Cwk) ’03, PhD ’18) prepares to close the textbook after 35 years of inspiring academia work […]
During an internship at Hearing SA, Laura Drexler (MAUD ’20) was inspired to develop the Ambient Menu, a website that guides hearing impaired people and their […]
In her relatively short career as a research dietitian, Kim Anastasiou (BNutDiet(Hons) ’18) has built a strong peer network, frequently collaborating with researchers and youth advocates […]