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Contact Us - Intranet

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Contact Us. Staff name. Position. Email. Phone. Karen Walker. Head, Student Affairs and Engagement. 9351 4505. Rebecca Chow. Team Leader, Student Affairs and Engagement. 9351 9005. Emily Simmons. Student Affairs and Engagement Coordinator. Alexander Chetner. Student Affairs and Engagement Officer. 8627 7582. Gilbert Cheng. Student Affairs and Engagement Administration Officer. 9351 7582. Charmaine Lau. Student Affairs and Engagement Coordinator. 9351 9224. Surya Vijay Urs. Student Experience

Dean of Science, Professor Iain Young, to depart the University - Intranet

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Dean of Science, Professor Iain Young, to depart the University. 19 January 2022. Professor Iain Young, Dean of Science, will leave the University to take up a position as Dean of Biological and Environmental Science and Engineering at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), a private research university in the Middle East, where he will continue his important research into soil carbon systems. During his six years at the University, across which he has been Dean of the

Professor Phyllis Butow awarded NSW cancer research funding - Intranet

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Professor Phyllis Butow awarded NSW cancer research funding. 4 March 2015. Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research Jillian Skinner today announced four teams of researchers will share $14.2 million in NSW Government grants to target new cancer treatments. Professor Butow's project 'A sustainable and supported clinical pathway for managing anxiety and depression in cancer patients: Developing and evaluating components and testing implementation strategies' is one of the four

Board game elevates the School of Rural Health student experience - Intranet

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Board game elevates the School of Rural Health student experience. 25 March 2024. Looking for a novel way to engage students, staff from across the faculty have created a board game to help educate students on issues with rural health. The Australian Rural Health Game was developed by a team of academics and education staff across schools and precincts, with a unique combination of clinical and education experience. The game is designed to support learners’ understanding of the social,

EMCR Spotlight: Vincent Singh Paramanandam - Intranet

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EMCR Spotlight: Dr Vincent Singh Paramanandam. 12 February 2024. Dr Vincent Singh Paramanandam is an EMCR at the School of Health Sciences. He is currently researching whether compression sleeves reduces arm swelling in women at high risk of breast cancer related lymphedema. At the moment I'm working on. Cross-cultural validation of the Breast Cancer-Related Lymphoedema Symptom Experience Index (BCLE-SEI) in three Indian languages. This project is interesting and important to me because. The

What's on at FMH 6 April 2021 - Intranet

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What's on at FMH 6 April 2021. 1 April 2021. What's on at FMH is our new 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 ICT Virtual Hangouts: OneNote. 1-2pm, Friday 16 April. Are you curious about Microsoft OneNote? Join this FMH-ICT Virtual Hangouts to see the different ways colleagues are using this digital note-taking tool. Learn from:. Andrew Janke, Associate Director, Research

8 April 2024 - Intranet

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8 April 2024. 8 April 2024. Join us in welcoming the newest members of the Faculty of Medicine and Health! Central Sydney (Patyegarang) Precinct. Nicollette Petrou,. Research Support Officer. Karin Lind,. Research Assistant. Dr Joanna Mason,. Research Fellow. Associate Professor Tamra Lysaght. Associate Professor. Kaylee Slater. Postdoctoral Research Fellow. Dr Joel Barnes,. Historian. Dr Amir Marashi,. Research Fellow. Northern Sydney (Arabanoo) Precinct. Dr Kishan Kariippanon,. Centre Program

Final Change Plan released for Research Support Model project - Intranet

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Final Change Plan released for Research Support Model project. 13 August 2020. Following a review of comments and feedback on the Revised Change Proposal (RCP), a Final Change Plan (FCP) has been released for the Research Support Model. The release of the FCP concludes the extensive, formal consultation process for the establishment of a new Research Support Model within the Research Portfolio and marks the commencement of implementation. From October 2020, Research Portfolio teams will begin

A once-dormant magnetic neutron star is emitting strangely polarised light - Intranet

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A once-dormant magnetic neutron star is emitting strangely polarised light. 10 April 2024. CSIRO telescope detects unprecedented behaviour from nearby magnetar. Magnetars are neutron stars with strong magnetic fields. With CSIRO astronomers, Dr Manisha Caleb from the School of Physics has found one of the most powerful magnets discovered - XTE J1810-197 - and it doesn't quite fit existing theory. Astronomers using Murriyang, CSIRO’s radio telescope at Parkes NSW, have detected unusual radio

Sydney to replace maths prerequisites with targeted support - Intranet

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Sydney to replace maths prerequisites with targeted support. 4 March 2024. Accessibility to increase as prerequisite removed for many courses. Accessibility and targeted support are key focus, as the University of Sydney removes advanced mathematics prerequisites for entry to many courses from 2025. The University of Sydney will remove the advanced mathematics prerequisite for entry to many of its courses from 2025 to increase accessibility for students, and invest in providing commencing

Eight FMH researchers secure funding for cancer research in NSW - Intranet

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Eight FMH researchers secure funding for cancer research in NSW. 6 February 2023. The latest $11.75 million announcement from the Cancer Institute NSW included eight researchers from the Faculty of Medicine and Health. 2023 Career Development Fellowships. Understanding ways to improve early detection and outcomes for prostate cancer by leveraging genomic risk tools. I am incredibly excited about the Fellowship and the opportunity to do this much-needed research. To ensure the practical

Celebrating World Pharmacists Day: School of Pharmacy HoS & Dean's message - Intranet

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Message from the School of Pharmacy Head of School & Dean. 26 September 2022. Celebrating World Pharmacists Day. Professor Andrew McLachlan, Head of School and Dean of Pharmacy, took a break from celebrating World Pharmacy Week at the International Pharmaceutical Federation congress in Seville to share his excitement and pride of pharmacy's ever expanding positive impact at the Faculty of Medicine and Health, nationally and globally. Professor Andrew McLachlan at the International

Marshall Craddock appointed Interim Chief Human Resources Officer - Intranet

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Marshall Craddock appointed Interim Chief Human Resources Officer. 1 May 2023. Marshall Craddock will lead the Human Resources function, taking over from Karen Haywood. Marshall Craddock has been appointed Interim Chief Human Resources Officer and will commence the role on 23 May 2023. Marshall is currently the Director, Organisational Development, leading the portfolio through significant transformation in the areas of performance and talent, leadership, capability and learning, diversity and

Five minutes with our Makers & Shapers: Concord Clinical School academic and professional staff - Intranet

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Five minutes with our Makers & Shapers: Concord Clinical School academic and professional staff. 20 February 2023. The Concord Clinical School has always been recognised for being supportive and nurturing to their students. The school’s performance drives an increase in the diversity of graduating medical practitioners and ensures that those students are supported in difficulty to allow them to reach their full potential. They were named student experience Makers & Shapers. The Sydney

Work health and safety - Intranet

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Work health and safety. The University offers a wide range of health and safety training through Contact. For general enquiries about learning and development at the University, contact:. Organisational Development. E [email protected]. WContact. For general enquiries about learning and development at the University, contact:. Organisational Development. E [email protected]. W sydney.edu.au/organisational-development.

Policies & Procedures - Intranet

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Veronica Boulton appointed as interim Faculty of Science General Manger - Intranet

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Veronica Boulton appointed as interim Faculty of Science General Manger. 13 June 2024. Congratulations to Veronica Boulton, who has been appointed to the FGM role until February 2025. As a member of the Faculty Leadership Team, Veronica will continue to lead the effective execution of academic and operational strategies, goals, and practices across the faculty. Veronica will also oversee the implementation of infrastructure and operational plans and processes to ensure the delivery of education,

More than $4 million in funding for COVID-19 impacted research - Intranet

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More than $4 million in funding for COVID-19 impacted research. 28 October 2021. 138 Sydney research projects impacted by COVID-19 have received funding relief through the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Support Fund. The DVCR Support Fund for COVID-19-impacted Research was announced earlier this year with the aim to provide financial support for competitively awarded and commissioned research significantly impacted by COVID-19. The Research Portfolio received 299 funding applications for

New committee structure requirements for faculty and University schools in 2021 - Intranet

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New committee structure requirements for faculty and University schools in 2021. 9 December 2020. On 6 November 2020, Senate approved amendments to the Governance of Faculties and University Schools Rule 2016 (‘GOFUS’) enabling the creation of a consistent faculty/University school committee structure. This new rule means that from 2021, faculties and University schools will be required to have the following five core committees:. Research Committee. Research Education Committee.

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