Fun? Really? Recently I read this article in Future Campus about fun at work. The authors make a series of suggestions as to how teams in universities can ensure there is fun at play to contribute to job satisfaction, psychological safety and collaboration....
RETENTION! RETENTION! RETENTION! We’re setting some ambitious goals to increase student success and retention in HASSE [a 2% overall increase]! It’s not the first time these types of goals have been set, but I feel pretty confident that, compared to previous...
Congratulations Professor Caroline Cohrssen, Deputy Head of School, Education Welcome Stephanie Armatage, OPL Team Leader Allison White and Angus Baillie – CAM team Huy Phan – Acting Head of Department, Leadership Pedagogy, Diversity and Inclusion Farewell...
You never know just where a degree will take you. When Lincoln Elliott enrolled in an undergraduate music degree at UNE, he had just two simple goals – to learn some composition skills and solidify his music theory. Already a working actor and...
A little desktop research and a cold call soon had Canadian environmental engineering student Solina Quinton heading across the world to UNE for a four-month STEM education work placement. “My professor and I reached out to Brendan [Associate Professor Brendan...
Associate Professor Elizabeth Hale is currently researching nineteenth-century children's literature, and has always loved children's stories. During Book Week, we asked her what she loves in a children's story, and how stories have changed over time. ...
Becoming an author of children’s books has been somewhat of a plot twist for UNE early childhood education researcher Dr Marg Rogers. When her research into defence families uncovered a lack of Australian resources from children’s perspectives to help them cope,...
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