It’s time to check workplace policy updates
Several new policies and procedures at Flinders University have recently been approved and are either currently in effect or will be effective from 1 January 2019. […]
Archive Author: David Sly
Celebration meal designed for all students to share
The College of Education, Psychology & Social Work will be presenting a special Student Celebration Dinner on Tuesday 25 December from 5pm to 8pm at Oasis, […]
Digging in for a long time in Antarctica
Professor John Long is in the midst of his fourth expedition to Antarctica, working with a team of US scientists lead by Professor Neil Shubin of […]
Race to document shipwreck before erosion
A team from Flinders’ Maritime Archaeology recently participated in an important interstate field trip, documenting the remains of a 150-year-old shipwreck mostly hidden beneath sand at […]
Book now for health and fitness assessments
Flinders University Sport & Fitness will be introducing a new initiative in 2019 – onsite Clinical Health and Fitness Assessments. These tests will be conducted by […]
Funding aids urgent research into rapidly eroding dunes
Samuel Davidson, a Flinders PhD Candidate in Environment, supervised by Professor Patrick Hesp and Dr Graziela Miot da Silva, has received a grant to research rapid […]
Recounting a BRAVE message about domestic violence
If you missed the recent BRAVE lecture Beyond the Bruise – which drew a capacity audience at Flinders Victoria Square on Wednesday, 28 November – you […]
Chance for researchers to redefine healthy ageing
The 2019 Theo Murphy Australian Frontiers of Science symposia – which will focus on redefining healthy ageing together – will provide an opportunity for early- and […]
Student embraces valued role in the disability sector
Patrick Ozonwa, who is studying a Master’s Degree in Social Work at Flinders, has benefited greatly from performing casual work in the aged care sector – […]