Changing lives in Papua New Guinea
Her experience with a student who had a hearing impairment, led Papua New Guinea teacher Rebecca Krai (MDisPolPrac ’19) to undertake a Master of Disability Policy […]
International
An international horizon
2019 GRADUATE Diana-Elena Vornicu Bachelor of Arts and Science Travelling to another country to study can be daunting, but Romanian Diana-Elena Vornicu found that the strong […]
Developing learning opportunities for children with a disability
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 […]
On the Pandemic Frontline in Hong Kong
Currently on the frontline of his country’s response to COVID-19, Dr Kwan Leung Chia (MD ’16) is a member of the Home Quarantine Taskforce at the […]
Duck, duck, rice - a game for life
Jose ‘Apollo’ Pacamalan (MEnvMgmt ‘05) is the founder of the Rice-Duck Movement Inc., offering subsistence farmers in his homeland of the Philippines, an organic, climate-smart, accessible […]
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 […]
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 […]
An agricultural crusader
Equipped with a Bachelor of Agricultural Science and two dictionaries – one English to Persian and one Persian to English – Emeritus Professor Acram Taji (PhD(BiolSc) […]