by hcollett | Dec 19, 2019 | Humanities
UNE archaeologist Associate Professor Mark Moore is part of an international team to have finally unravelled a 90 year mystery surrounding Java’s early human ‘Homo erectus’ fossils. The groundbreaking discovery of 12 comparatively broad and flat human skulls in...
by hcollett | Dec 15, 2019 | Education
Fitting PhD studies in around a career as a school deputy principal might have its challenges, but passionate learner and new graduate Trish Grace says the experience has been “absolutely invigorating”. Trish began studying education with UNE as an undergraduate...
by hcollett | Dec 10, 2019 | Humanities
Living in Europe and racing 50 days of the year has not put the brakes on professional cyclist Lauren Kitchen’s plans to complete a degree, from which she’ll graduate at UNE tomorrow. The Port Macquarie local has studied most of her Bachelor of Urban and...
by hcollett | Dec 5, 2019 | Humanities
Celebrating International Volunteer Day 2019 – 5 December Dr Johanna Garnett, Lecturer in UNE Peace Studies, believes the most powerful change can happen at the community level. She has been an active volunteer in Australia and overseas for 43 years. At 17 years...
by hcollett | Dec 5, 2019 | Humanities
Celebrating International Volunteer Day 2019 – 5 December UNE Peace Studies PhD candidate John Ahere, from Kenya, is dedicated to working for transformative change across Africa for lasting conflict resolution. While his thesis is focused on the role of...
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