From police officers to prison inmates and schoolchildren to farmers, Dr Tanya Tapingkae has taken science into the community and applied it with outstanding results. Tanya completed her Master of Science (Horticultural Science and Plant Biotechnology) and PhD at...
UNE Library’s Research Assistance and Engagement Services (RAES) will be holding a series of workshops covering a variety of topics across the research lifecycle helping you to select publishers, measure your impact and engagement, disseminate your work online, and...
One of Australia’s most acclaimed Aboriginal chefs, Clayton Donovan, will be firing-up the burners and sharing his love of bush tucker in the Oorala kitchen as part of The Oorala 30 Open Day, on Tuesday 31 October. Oorala Aboriginal Centre, established in 1986, is...
October is National Safe Work Month and the message at UNE “no matter what you do, safety starts with you”. Keeping ourselves and each other safe at work requires a commitment from all staff. As part of Safe Work Month the Chair of our WHS Management Group,...
PhD student Douglas Bellamy has become the first UNE student to be awarded a NSW Health PhD scholarship. A part-time PhD candidate in the School of Health, Mr Bellamy is a research nurse in the Department of Palliative Care at the Calvary Mater Hospital in...
UNE's safety and security services will be carried out by UNE Life from 1 November. This follows a review of the nature and level of safety and security available to students and staff UNE, where it was decided this vital role of support would be best supplied as...
The unrelenting parade of disaster and human trauma that moves across our always-on screens may be making us sick. University of New England (UNE) PhD student Tanya Hopwood has coined the term “Anticipatory Traumatic Reaction” (ATR) to describe a modern...
Seeking a reconciliation of the issues that divide us – marriage equality, racism, left-right politics – University of New England student Rob Kelly made a musical composition that has earned him second prize in a prestigious international competition for...
Leading sports concussion expert Dr Andrew Gardner is a regular fixture in dressing rooms and board rooms across Australia, and it all started with a football sports scholarship to study at UNE. For it was in the UNE School of Psychology that the internationally...
