UNE student Sarah Wayland took part in the Trans-Tasman 3MT was held at UWA on Monday 3rd November, 2014. Speakers represented 48 Universities in Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong. The challenge was to give an engaging and dynamic talk on...
800 school students from years 5-9 took part in Science in the Bush at UNE. It was a day of hands-on workshops, with students taking on experimental challenges and coming face-to-face with cutting edge research. The students learned about the fun side of science,...
Are you eating your emotions? Emotional eating can be extremely hard to kick and can leave you feeling frustrated and guilty. If you've tried everything, come along to a free talk by registered counsellor & emotional freedom techniques practitioner Annie...
School of Education Seminar Series Dr Mutuota Kigotho: More than just a “Rumble in the Jungle”: the use of metaphor to examine a regional town’s engagement with the national broadband network This paper reports on stories about a New South Wales regional town’s...
The Historical Background to Recent Events in Ukraine, with Alfons van der Kraan, Adjunct Senior Lecturer, UNE Business School Friday, 21st November, 2014 from 6pm to 7:30pm Kent House, 141 Faulkner Street Community Dinner from 7:30pm Fishing in very troubled...
The School of Humanities Teaching & Learning Symposium is being held 9.30 to 4.15pm on Friday 21st November in Lecture Theatre A3. Staff from elsewhere at UNE are welcome to attend but please let Sharon Marshall know for catering purposes if you plan to do so....
Dr Hlda Kean, Visiting Professor University of Greenwich ‘Families, Places and Pasts: Whose history? And who decides?’ 26 November 2014 A3 Arts Building 6pm There is never just one history constructed for all time: histories are constantly contested and disputed....
Associate Professor Graham Marshall from the Institute for Rural Futures (in the School of Behavioural, Cognitive and Social Sciences) shared in the Eric Anderson Award recently announced by the Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand for the ‘Best paper...
Researchers from the UNE School of Education and Oorala Centre invite our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and ex-students to complete a survey online. The survey is designed to help explore how UNE’s School of Education can better serve Aboriginal...
African migrant women’s understanding and construction of sexuality across Shona-Zimbabwean and Anglo-Australian cultures Presented by Dr Tinashe Dune (University of Western Sydney) and Dr Virginia Mapedzahama (University of New England) 3pm 13th of November Oorala...
