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For more information, please visit the Public engagement and online safety intranet page. ... Colleagues can find out more about media training and social media training on the respective intranet pages, or register now for the Introduction to the media session on 19 September.
Sydney Spotlight with Associate Professor Lynette Riley. 6 July 2023. To celebrate NAIDOC Week, we spoke with Wiradjuri and Gamilaroi woman Aunty Lynette Riley. Lynette is Chair of Aboriginal Education & Indigenous Studies at the University. Lynette has recently published a series of seven workbooks that have been created to share the Wiradjuri language and culture. She has also been appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) for her distinguished service to education, particularly
Supervisor development opportunities. These upcoming professional development opportunities are designed to enhance your supervisory skills and support your students' success. These sessions will provide valuable resources and strategies to enrich your HDR supervision experience. Supporting HDR students: The supervisor’s role in wellbeing and inclusion. Online workshop: Tuesday 1 July, 12 - 2pm. During their HDR journey, students may encounter mental health challenges, disability impacts, or
Maintaining your website. The processes for maintaining your website are as follows. For new websites these processes come when you have moved to “business as usual” management. Training and access. AEM training and access, as well as access to Adobe Analytics, is managed through your site administrator. Read more about AEM access. The different types of permission groups in AEM are outlined below. Admin: add, move, delete pages. Author: publish pages directly, approve publication for
Mental wellbeing support for students available 24/7. 27 February 2020. The University Crisis Line has been renamed the Mental Wellbeing Support Line. The free service provides telephone and text support for enrolled students needing immediate relief from emotional distress. Telephone and text support. If a student needs to speak to someone for immediate support, the Mental Wellbeing Support Line is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including University closedown periods and public
University of Sydney Mid-Career Researchers awarded prestigious ARC Industry Fellowships. 27 April 2023. Associate Professors Myra Hamilton and Dries Verstraete receive recognition for innovative research projects in Business and Engineering. Associate Professors Myra Hamilton and Dries Verstraete. Two talented Mid-Career Researchers (MCRs) from the University of Sydney have been awarded prestigious Australian Research Council (ARC) Mid-Career Researcher Industry Fellowships. This is an
How to write for The Conversation: 7 tips for researchers. 10 October 2022. Have you ever thought about contributing to The Conversation? The Media and PR team share tips on how to develop your pitch and write an opinion piece. 1. Check you’re eligible to contribute. To be published by The Conversation you must be currently employed as a researcher or academic with a university or research institution. PhD candidates under supervision by an academic can write for The Conversation. Graduates
Recognition for our impactful engagement. 19 November 2024. At the recent Engagement Australia Excellence Awards, colleagues across the University were recognised for their work supporting Indigenous students, advocating for refugees and work-integrated learning. Left to right: Leroy Fernando, Valentine Nona, Suzanne Kenney, Professor Melissa Haswell, Whitney Rassip, Janelle Brown and Andrew Hegedus. Kirsten Andrews, Vice-President (External Engagement), congratulated the winners and finalists
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University rankings. How rankings are used. by universities to assess their performance, plan strategically, and market their strengths to students and researchers. by academics to compare the research and teaching environments across institutions. by students to learn about the education and research environments across institutions. by funding providers to inform them on institutional performance. How academics can help rankings. Increase citations by publishing in high-quality journals and
Farewell Dr Teresa Anderson. 20 May 2024. We reflect on all we achieved together during Dr Anderson's time as Chief Executive of Sydney Local Health District. L-R: Dr Teresa Anderson, Professor Robyn Ward, Professor Emma Johnston and Professor Annamarie Jagose. Earlier this month Dr Teresa Anderson, Chief Executive Officer of the Sydney Local Health District (SLHD) announced her departure from the role to take up an exciting opportunity spearheading the establishment and implementation of a new
Harnessing AI to improve the future of oral health. 20 March 2023. What if going to the dentist could help identify the impacts of social determinants and how they interact? Hanna Pethani, PhD student in Biomedical Informatics and Digital Health, and her team are developing a ChatGPT-like system that could make this a reality. The fact that you're employed but smoke 50 cigarettes a day, what does that mean for your oral health? The answers might be surprising, but no one's looked into it with a
New AdvanceHE Fellows in FMH. 1 November 2021. Congratulations to the 10 Faculty of Medicine and Health educators who were made fellows from various categories during the first round of the Sydney Educational Fellowship Program. These successful educators, from across four schools, were awarded in the first panel with no revise/resubmit emendation. The Sydney Educational Fellowship Program (SEFP) is a development program designed around the UK Professional Standards Framework for teaching
What's on at FMH 9 August 2021. 9 August 2021. What's on at FMH is our fortnightly events digest. Find out what's happening around the faculty this month, how to register and what to catch up on. Coming up this month. FMH edtech briefing. Thursday 12 August, 10am. You are invited to join us to hear about what is new, improved and recently released in the University education technology environment. This meeting will help FMH academics prepare to make the most out of the available teaching
To see the new categories and to find out more about what's new in 2024, head to the Vice-Chancellor's Awards for Excellence page on the intranet.
Welcome to our new Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research). 18 July 2022. Professor Emma Johnston AO has joined the University as our new Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research). Professor Emma Johnston AO. Professor Emma Johnston AO FAA FTSE joins us from UNSW, where she was Dean of Science and a former Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research). She is a leading authority in marine ecology and renowned environmental scientist, and has led major research projects for industry, government, the Australian Research
A message from the Vice-Chancellor – update on Semester 2 teaching arrangements. 19 May 2022. On 19 May the Vice-Chancellor emailed staff with an update on teaching arrangements for Semester 2. Dear colleagues,. I am writing to share an update on our plans for Semester 2 teaching arrangements. I’m sure that like me you have enjoyed seeing so many students on campus this semester after such a challenging two years, and we want to keep working towards increasing our on-campus activities in a
CloudStor scheduled outage: Friday 22 May. 18 May 2020. CloudStor will undergo a scheduled service upgrade this Friday 22 May, there will be an outage from 10pm through to midnight. CloudStor is a large file sending service available to all University staff and research students. The upgrade work will be performed outside business hours to minimise impact, however please note that during this period CloudStor and other related services such as SWAN, FileSender and CloudStor S3 will not be
In response to your feedback and our research, we have developed what we think will be a much better information structure for the University’s staff intranet. ... Help us improve your intranet. 17 August 2015. In response to your feedback and our research, we have developed what we think will be a much better information structure for the
Consultation. Quick links. Formal change process (from 23 May 2019). Town hall meetings. First Revised Change Proposal (RCP 1). Our Executive Dean Professor Robyn Ward AM, associate deans and representatives from Human Resources (HR) hosted four interactive town hall meetings with Q&A sessions across Sydney 18-26 July 2019:. watch a recording of Professor Ward's presentation from the Camperdown Campus event (MP4, 30 MB, duration: 16 mins). download the slides for Professor Ward's presentation
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