History is full of complexities. Generations later, events can pose more questions than they answer, as University of New England higher degree research candidate John Heath well knows. That is why – in the process of researching his family's ancestry – the...
School of Education Seminar, presented by Dr Sue Elliott, Dr Subhashni Taylor, Dr Nadya Rizk Nature play has emerged as a global movement in the last decade and in Australia, this has inspired state government nature play initiatives, bush kinder and forest...
When asked his favourite parasite, UNE lecturer Tommy Leung can't go past the "zombie ant fungus" - Ophiocordyceps unilateralis - a creature straight from the script of a horror movie. Once it infects it's host, the fungus takes over an ant's mind, causing it to...
UNE PhD student Alison Rahn has returned from two Perth conferences with awards, following successful presentations. From the School of Behavioural Cognitive and Social Sciences (BCSS), she presented the following papers: Emerging Researchers in Ageing (ERA) –...
You are invited to the opening of the exhibition Looking Through Windows on Friday 10 November, 2017. 5pm Armidale & Region Aboriginal Cultural Centre and Keeping Place, 128 Kentucky St, Armidale. Introduction: Rose Lovelock, Chairperson, Armidale &...
Visitors to UNE will soon be able to view all of its heritage buildings and entire collections of national significance with the touch of a button. The Past in Your Palm project will use hand-held interactive audio visual ‘tour guides’ to help visitors navigate and...
Work will start this week on the restoration of the roof of the University of New England’s heritage listed administration building, the historic Booloominbah. The work will include the repair of damaged roofing fabric and roof plumbing, including terracotta tiles...
UNE early childhood education lecturer, Professor Margaret Sims, has won an award for outstanding leadership from the New England branch of the Australian Council for Education Leaders (ACEL). She will be presented with the William Walker Award for Excellence in...
October 23-29, 2017 is International Open Access Week, an opportunity to take action in making openness the default for research. Members of the University community are warmly invited to attend the following Open Access week presentations in Dixson Library:...
Do you use contracts in your work at UNE? Whether you are procuring goods and services, entering into a research or other agreement, you may be interested to know what is happening in the Legal Office. We are busy working to streamline our contract approval process...
