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News 17 AprilA message from Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research and Enterprise) Professor Abid Khan: A comprehensive roadmap will chart our research future in line with Vision 2033 and Australia’s higher education se...
Join the ACU Ally Network for an online conversation about ways to embed lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and asexual (LGBTQIA+) content in the curriculum.
It is presented by panellists from four different academic fields, who will share strategies related to aspects of gender and sexuality in developing lecture content, assessment tasks, problem scenarios, readings and units, followed by a discussion.
This event is open to all staff and the aim of this conversation is to encourage academic and professional staff thinking about ways LGBTQIA+ perspectives and content may be incorporated in their own units or professional practice.
When: Friday 26 November, 1.30pm-3pm (AEDT) via Zoom
Register: Registration is not required. Save this Zoom link in your calendar and click on the day to attend.
Professor Noah Riseman (he/him) is a historian based in the School of Arts on the Melbourne campus and co-convener of the ACU Ally Network. Noah conducts research on Australian LGBTQIA+ history and has delivered content relating to sexuality and gender in a variety of History, Sociology and other Arts units.
Dr Georgia Clarkson completed her PhD in workplace challenges for LGBTQIA+ people. Georgia has been awarded several Teaching Development Grants related to embedding LGBTQIA+ people and perspectives into health curriculum and currently works in the Learning and Teaching Centre supporting academic staff to improve their practice as teachers.
Dr Joel Anderson (he/him) is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at ACU and a Research Fellow at the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society. Joel is co-convener of the ACU Ally Network and conducts research to understand the impacts of prejudice and discrimination for LGBTQIA+ populations.
Dr Janine Luttick is a Lecturer in Biblical Studies in the Faculty of the Theology and Philosophy, based at the ACU Strathfield Campus. Janine’s research interest is the depiction of children in the Bible.
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