A 3D digitisation project is proving there’s much more than meets the naked eye to UNE’s unique ancient artefacts. An effort led by UNE Museum of Antiquities curator Dr Bronwyn Hopwood to move 3,000 ancient artefacts onto an open access online platform for learning...
The origins of the West Papuan genocide Presenter: Julian McKinlay King, PhD candidate, Politics and International Studies, University of Wollongong Time: 9.30-10.30am, Friday 15 May Join via Zoom: Click this link and enter the meeting password...
While COVID-19 has put a hold on many graduations, one UNE education student was able to celebrate hers in the virtual realm last week. As a gaming-like avatar being manipulated from the real world, PhD graduate Merle Hearns received the prestigious Chancellor’s...
The University of New England (UNE) is urging farmers across NSW to disclose their experiences of farm crime as part of the biggest effort ever undertaken to understand rural crime issues. The NSW Farm Crime Survey 2020 builds on UNE’s benchmarking surveys in NSW...
“I don’t think teaching will be the same. It’s scary, but exciting.” When Tammy Clarke finally embarked on her lifelong dream to become a teacher, she didn’t expect something like a global virus pandemic to enter the equation. “I always wanted to be a teacher, but...
Coming across an article in The Sector about a UNE project developing new resources for young children in Defence families must have felt like serendipity for early childhood educator and military spouse Alison Tammen. “As an early childhood educator and Defence...
From an idea, to a single scene, to an award-winning script, Dr Richard Jordan’s play, The Tiniest Thing, proves that, artistically, from little things big things grow. Dr Jordan, a lecturer in UNE Theatre and Performance, has won the inaugural New Play Award as...
Typecast Entertainment will work with Community and oral historians to create a major documentary film sharing Aboriginal Songlines with younger generations and popular audiences. Founder Tony Briggs, a Yorta Yorta/Wurundjeri (Woiwurrung) theatre and film...
“Having been in the shoes of distance students really helps you empathise with their situation and realise the value of face-to-face contact when the opportunity arises.” Linguistics lecturer Dr Arvind Iyengar has a unique perspective on online study at UNE. Not...
“I love documentary because I live for the truth. It’s a form of activism,” says UNE master's student Lyndsay Urquhart, freshly back from Ficwallmapu - the fifth International Festival of Indigenous Cinema and Arts in Chile, where her latest film was shown. Since...
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