Professor Sue Saltmarsh recently took up the position of HASSE’s Associate Dean - Research. UNE Communications spoke to Professor Saltmarsh about the role and the perspectives she brings to it. UNE Communications: Can you talk about the elements of your career that...
The UNE Asia Pacific Network (APN) Research Showcase Arts A3 Lecture Theatre (E11) Thursday 15 th June 2023 - 9.15am to 4.45pm Registration link 9.15-9.30 Welcome – Dr Johanna Garnett, APN Administrator Introduction – Head of School of HASS, Professor...
Indigenous Student Success Program / Lecturers in Indigenous Knowledges Our three UNE Lecturers in Indigenous Knowledges, Caitlin Davey, Lynette Marlow, and Britt Abraham, continue to do outstanding work across the university. They’re involved in teaching...
Autumn Graduation 2023 Thank you to all the School of Education staff who turned out for a lovely autumn graduation on Friday 28 April. It was wonderful to see our students visit Armidale and be presented with their degrees with their family and friends cheering...
360 Review Thank you to everyone for the time and effort contributed to the 360 Review of courses and units in HASSE. We continue to consolidate our offerings so that our staff cohort/resource and unit and course offerings are balanced. Since 2018 we have reduced...
Comment by Professor Sue Gregory International Women’s day Drs Kristy O’Neill and Jo Bird joined a UNE discussion panel “Cracking the Code: Innovation for a Gender Equal Future” Unit Commendations The following people (and their teams),...
Comment by Associate Professor Jill Fielding Hard to believe we are a quarter of the way into the year already and a lot is going on in the research space. I have covered a few of the key happenings below. Mini-ERA 2023 exercise The recent...
Comment by Professor Jane Edwards Congratulations to UNE alumnus Premier-elect Minns! I was delighted to learn that Premier-elect Chris Minns is a UNE graduate, successfully completing the Bachelor of Arts. Still banging on about the...
For PhD history graduate Helen Monro, not knowing where her studies would lead was not a hindrance to getting started. But it has meant she has uncovered lots of surprises along the way – including her own value as a historian. Helen’s interest in social...
Above all, it was an email from her unit coordinator after her first trimester of study that spurred on history graduate, Lisa Bell. Asking whether she was being ‘too ambitious’ taking on a higher-level subject, Dr Andrew Piper wrote back to assure her:...
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