Last week Professor Chris Moran, VC and CEO of UNE, wrote to all staff with an update on the work of Acumen Global Partners. Acumen are currently connecting with people to explore enabling behaviours to build momentum in the culture change space. Over 110 UNE staff...
Dunghutti woman, Sam Fowler, was recently appointed as the Director of the Oorala Aboriginal Centre. Sam first joined UNE, and Oorala, in 2017 as the Tutoring Program Coordinator before being appointed to the role of Student Engagement Manager in 2020. She has been...
“All I have is a voice to undo the folded lie” are W. H. Auden’s lines in his 1939 poem Another Time, richly relevant to October 22 Skeptics In The Pub’s theme Whatever Happened to Protest Songs Multi-talented international composer, musician and self-described...
By Emeritus Professor Jeremy Bruhl Early days/It seemed like a good idea at the time Good things take time. It seems great things take longer. More than 20 years ago, with input from Warren Sheather (a botany technician) and Ian Telford, a presentation was made to...
Bridging the AI Skills Gap: Empowering Researchers through Hands on Collaboration and AI Training Bootcamps Date: Oct 15, 2024, 3:00 pm Sydney time Description: As data science and AI continue to evolve, the gap in advanced analytics skills among...
Have your say in the UNE Life Annual Experience Survey & you could win a $1000 Travel Voucher! At UNE Life, we’re dedicated to enhancing your UNE experience—whether you’re here to study or work. To keep improving our services, we need your feedback on what...
The Department of Creative Arts and Communication warmly invites all Sydney-based staff and students to a series of exciting events at UNE Sydney from 15-18 October. Across four inspiring nights, the "Creative Conversations" series brings UNE students, alumni, and...
Image: Interlude HA Hanke UNE Theatre Studies recently launched an exciting new collaboration with the New England Regional Art Museum (NERAM). Patrons of the Hinton Collection gallery will now be able to view an 8-minute monologue created in response to...
Australia could add millions to the economy by more effective policy on skilled migrants where 44 per cent work well below their skill levels and qualifications. That was one of many statistics and issues discussed at Armidale’s Skeptics In The Pub this week where...
Atrium has emerged as a critical tool in supporting student success at UNE by identifying and engaging at-risk students early in the trimester. Combined with a significant increase in academic participation and proactive outreach efforts, Atrium is ensuring...
