Creating a better future for children and parents of abuse
Esteemed sociologist Associate Professor Elspeth McInnes AM (BA(Hons) ’91, PhD(SS) ’01) is delving deep into the painful areas of violence and abuse on children to help […]
Developing resilience in others
Psychology graduate Nicky Brand has been making a huge impact in supporting at-risk young people in Australia and the UK. After graduating with a Bachelor of […]
Shaping young lives through PE teaching
As Head of Curriculum at Wilderness School, Brad Snell (BEd(UP/LS) ’08) loves going to work each day. He counts himself lucky that he has found a […]
Helping vulnerable populations by expanding your sphere of influence
In 2019 Tim Kittel (BSpPath ‘01) became the President of Speech Pathology Australia, the national peak body for the speech pathology profession in Australia. As a […]
Unforgettable experience for sports dietitian Olivia Warnes
Sports dietitian Olivia Warnes (BNutDiet ‘03) jumped at the chance when a colleague invited her work with her as a Sports Dietitian for the 2021 Australian […]
Living the dream at the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics
Cycling bronze for Meg Lemon Cyclist and sports dietitian Meg Lemon (BNutDiet ’13) experienced an emotional rollercoaster at the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics, held last month. After […]
Illuminating Adelaide
Lee Cumberlidge has always liked throwing parties but never thought he would do it for a living. One of the first graduates from Flinders University’s Cultural [...]Exploring the Edges of Excess
Kate Bohunnis wins this year’s $100,000 Ramsay Art Prize. Flinders University creative arts graduate Kate Bohunnis (BCreatArts(Hons) ’18) has used silicone, stainless steel and aluminium to […]
Dying2Learn is opening up difficult conversations
It’s something we must all ultimately address, yet our society remains deeply reticent to talk openly about death and dying. ‘If we don’t have these conversations, […]