by hcollett | Jun 24, 2019 | Humanities
UNE Chinese lecturer Dr Shi Li has the opportunity to share his skill and love of Chinese calligraphy each year with his students in a dedicated unit in the Chinese language and culture course. A past Chinese journalist and broadcaster, Dr Li believes Chinese...
by hcollett | Jun 21, 2019 | Humanities
Higher education can help make or break cultural diversity, says University of New England (UNE) PhD student Rafi Saleh. Rafi, studying a PhD in linguistics at UNE, was an English literature and language teacher in Bangladesh when he became increasingly concerned by...
by hcollett | Jun 13, 2019 | Humanities, Research
Two University of New England (UNE) historians will help build Australia’s first repository of historical criminal justice data to safeguard knowledge and benefit future research. The project, led by Griffith University, is Australia’s largest ‘digital humanities’...
by hcollett | Jun 7, 2019 | Humanities
Digital technology and mass-production might shape the world today, but stone is where it all began, says UNE Archaeology’s A/Prof Mark Moore. “As the oldest of all technologies, the manufacture of stone tools has profoundly influenced the evolution of our cognitive...
by hcollett | Jun 7, 2019 | Education
Dr Margaret Brooks’ career in early childhood education has taken her all over the world. She’s worked with children in a Scottish slum, established a kindergarten program in Canada, and set up a demonstration school in Bhutan. Yet once upon a time, teaching was the...
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