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Featured resource:How do I develop my support networks?
‘How do I develop my support networks?‘ is the fourth and final resource in our Enhancing Resilience series. Developed by Margo Brewer and Dawn Benn...
Featured Resource – Growth mindset
The new Growth mindset resource is from our Enhancing Resilience series. Developed by Margo Brewer and Dawn Bennett, the resource helps students to recognise th...
Featured resource: How to deal with stress
It’s a good time of year to focus on stress! Many students in the Southern hemisphere are in the midst of exams, whilst Northern hemisphere students are a...
Featured Resource: Career Story – Finding your niche
This week’s featured resource is a career story from Dr Demelza Ireland, a biomedical scientist and educator. Ireland focuses on internal drivers and how ...
Featured resource:How do I develop my support networks?
‘How do I develop my support networks?‘ is the fourth and final resource in our Enhancing Resilience series. Developed by Margo Brewer and Dawn Bennett, this resource is designed to help s...Read More
Finding other cultures at home
This resource draws on students’ multi-cultural study, work and community environments to prompt their thinking about what it might be like to live and work in a different culture.
Career story – Educational journey
Degree:
Bachelor of Health Science
Bachelor of Food and Nutrition (Honours)
Master of Dietetics
PhD. Thesis: Supporting diabetes management in young adults during life transitions using mHealth
Completion year: 2018
Years since graduation: 2
Career Story: The value of experience outside the curriculum
Degree: Double degree in Marketing and Management
Completion year: 2018
Years since graduation: 1
Career story themes: Getting to know your industry, learning from experience
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