Head of Teaching Section A/Prof Kaye Mehta wraps up 2017
Like all years, 2017 has been a full one with hard work by all staff and many achievements. On a personal note we congratulated Prof. Michelle […]
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Dr Lucy Bell represents Flinders University at the DHA-SACOSS Case Study Bo...
The Department of Health and Ageing and South Australian Council of Social Services’ Case Study booklet was launched on Thursday 19th October, and Dr Lucy Bell […]
Recent publications from Nutrition and Dietetics
Looking for some holiday reading? Check out these recent publications from staff: Dr Kacie Dickinson et al., Eating occasions and the contribution of foods to sodium […]
Getting to know Olivia in her new Clinical Teaching Specialist role
In July this year we welcomed Olivia Farrer to her role as Teaching Specialist (Clinical Practitioner) role with the Nutrition and Dietetics Department at Flinders University. […]
Insights from Dr Jacqui Miller on the eve of her departure from Flinders
We sat down with Dr Jacqui Miller in her final days at Flinders for a brief Q&A. When did you start to work in […]
Your DAA EDC is looking for enthusiastic new members – Apply now!
Your SA Engagement and Development Committee is searching for enthusiastic members who are keen to make a difference within their Branch. Emerging and experienced APDs are […]
Spotlight on Dr Jayne Barbour, a new Academic Teaching Specialist
Dr Jayne Barbour has been working as a casual tutor for Nutrition and Dietetics at Flinders University since July 2015, teaching a number of nutrition related […]
Introducing Adelaide audiences to ‘foods of the future’
Community Nutrition Engagement Officer Hannah Rohrlach has celebrated a number of successful personal endeavours this year, challenging Adelaide audiences to consider the future of food in […]
Food for thought: people with dementia on dining in aged care
Research by Dr Rachel Milte, Professor Michelle Miller and others has been recently published in the Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics. The qualitative study involved focus […]