A deadly vision for culturally safe learning
Sara Carrison (BMedSc(VisSc), MOpt ’19) is an emerging leader championing First Nations optometry students and advocating for creating a culturally safe and inclusive environment within the […]
Creating a green solution to reduce plastic medical waste
Imagine a system for reading human disease biomarkers that can vastly reduce medical plastic waste – and can achieve results for medical teams in faster time, […]
Finding and fostering social justice for all
Families from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) backgrounds can experience another layer of complexity and vulnerability when engaging with child protection authorities. The need to support […]
Taking up the fight for social justice and equity
As Chief Executive of Uniting Communities, Simon Schrapel AM (MPolAdmin ’05) has been unafraid to place his organisation – one of the largest not-for-profit community service […]
Dr Farah Jafarpisheh shares her journey
As Flinders University celebrates 30 years of teaching Environmental Health in 2024, we spoke to graduate Dr Farah Jafarpisheh (PhD(EnvHlth) ‘22) about her journey into the […]
Engaging psychology to benefit business
Martin Monro (BA(Psych) ’89) has more than 30 years’ experience in the Australian and international construction sectors. The former Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of […]
Teaching provides a home away from home
When Aengus Drake-Harris (BEd(Sec),BHlthSc ’21) first began his teaching degree at Flinders University, he never expected to end up settling down in a rural community. Now, […]
Dr Chris Lease PSM shares his journey
As Flinders University celebrates 30 years of teaching Environmental Health in 2024, we spoke to graduate Dr Christopher Lease PSM (BAppSc(EnvHlth) ’95, BSc(Hons) ’96, PhD(Biol) ’06) […]
Don't miss the Flinders features at Adelaide Film Festival
Flinders filmmakers are once again showcasing their exceptional talents at the Adelaide Film Festival this year. From animations, to short and feature films there’s something for […]