Get to know your College: Sarah Boyd
Sarah Boyd, Lecturer Rural InterProfessional Education, based at the Mt Gambier campus Sarah has worked concurrently with Flinders University at the Mt Gambier campus and Mt […]
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Get to know your College: Dennis Asante
Dennis Asante, Research Assistant, PhD candidate (Public Health), based at the Renmark campus I was born, raised and educated in a small rural community in Ghana, […]
2021 College of Medicine and Public Health staff awards
Staff celebrating in the Plaza at Bedford Park campus following the CMPH staff awards On 15 December, the College held its annual staff awards to acknowledge […]
Welcome to new staff: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health
Associate Professor Kootsy Canuto and Associate Professor Karla Canuto We are delighted to welcome two new senior staff who will commence with Flinders at our Darwin […]
Get to know your College alumni: Fitri Widiantini, Master of Biotechnology,...
Fitri Widiantini, Master of Biotechnology Studies (2006), PhD (2012) Current position & organisation: Lecturer (Associate Professor), Department of Plants Pests and Diseases, Faculty of Agriculture, Universitas […]
Get to know your College alumni: Evita Chrisnayanti, Master of Biotechnolog...
Evita Chrisnayanti, PhD(Med) 2018 / Master of Biotech Studies 2007 Current position: Researcher in National Research and Innovation Agency (Indonesian: Badan Riset dan Inovasi Nasional, BRIN) […]
Flinders University Rural and Remote Health SA Community Partnership Grants...
Flinders Rural and Remote Health SA operates in rural and remote communities that are geographically and culturally diverse. Effective partnerships are vital to building their capacity, […]
Get to know your College: Stephen ‘Max’ Maxwell, Paramedicine in the NT...
Stephen ‘Max’ Maxwell is proof that one’s age should not define one’s career. The 49-year-old is undertaking his Bachelor in Paramedic Science spurred on by the […]
Celebrating 25 years of impact and partnership in the NT
Anatomy of success, with Associate Professor Buddhika Weerasundera New approaches to make the study and dissection of cadavers more culturally safe for Aboriginal and Torres Strait […]