Rise of the robot tsar
When Rod Brooks headed to the US after graduating from Flinders in 1977, there were just three mobile robots in existence. Now, the iRobot company he […]
Stories
Taking every opportunity to learn and grow
Professor Brenda Wilson wanted to be a ballet dancer, but the chance to study at Flinders University, while working provided an opportunity not to be missed. […]
Kirsty Boden (1989-2017) - An indelible mark of achievement
Kirsty Boden (BNg(PreReg) ’10) grew up in Loxton, a small town situated on the banks of the River Murray in the Riverland region of South Australia. A […]
An international nurse leader
Dr Yvonne K Parry (PhD ‘12, MHlthServMgmt ‘06, GradCertEd ‘10, BA ’99) has been appointment to the Sigma Theta Tau International, Global Oceania Regional Council recognising […]
An international 'Master of Disaster'
Nadine Tipping (MDisHlthC ’17) is Flinders University’s first Master of Disaster Health Care graduate. Master of Disaster may be a catchy title, but the Flinders postgraduate […]
Leading the field of diabetes care and education
In recognition of her leadership and clinical expertise in diabetes care and education, Jayne Lehmann has been awarded the 2017 Credentialled Diabetes Educator of the Year […]
An iced coffee and a Prime Minister
A Farmers Union Iced Coffee, a fortuitous encounter with a Prime Minister, and some clever thinking were early signs of a bright future for Flinders University’s […]
Dr John Floridis - Is there a (Flinders) doctor in the house?!
If ever you found yourself in a ‘BREAK GLASS’ moment you might hope that Flinders medicine alumnus Dr John Floridis (pictured left) is in shouting distance. […]
When making a difference really counts
Wanting to make a difference in the lives of children drew Flinders medical student Anna Elias to the profession of teaching, but working as a volunteer […]