Peaceful solutions for women in Vietnam
Flinders University’s Gender Consortium, which works extensively to foster gender equity programs throughout South-East Asia and the Pacific, is delighted that a new Peace House Shelter, […]
Archive Author: David Sly
The end of Disturbance is near
This week is the final opportunity to see current works displayed by Aldinga-based artist Gail Hocking at Flinders’ Bedford Park Campus. Her sculpture and installations, titled […]
Leading future health and physical education teaching
Joss Rankin, lecturer in Health, Physical and Outdoor Education, was recently invited by the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) to contribute to a major […]
Students brewing up stronger mental health awareness
The Mad Tea Co has been started by a group of passionate Flinders University students – including Josh Jarvis and Caleb Pattinson (pictured above) – who […]
What's On
The 2018 screen and media graduation screening, whistle-blowing reforms, reconnecting physical education graduates and examinations of education and police line-ups are the focus of intriguing events […]
Assessing leadership and opportunities in Education
Professor David Giles will mark the release of his latest book Relational Leadership in Education: A Phenomenon of Inquiry and Practice with a public launch event […]
Translating the language of art criticism
Flinders University Art Museum and Country Arts SA is presenting an extensive free public forum on Wednesday 28 November about the current state of writing in […]
Food needed to stock student larders
Many students rely on the weekly Flinders Community Market at the Oasis Centre to obtain a variety of free and low-cost food items. However, once the […]
Promoting public awareness of Advance Care Planning
Flinders University and SA Health are partnering with Advanced Care Planning Australia (ACPA) to hold an Advance Care Planning Seminar at the Tonsley Theatre from 9am […]