Jane Kentmann
6th June 2013
Dancer and choreographer, Ian RT Colless, is currently studying at New York University, in the Steinhardt School for Culture, Education and Human Development.
Jane Kentmann
6th June 2013
Dr Wayne Atkinson of the University of Melbourne has been awarded the 2013 ‘Rio Tinto Award for Excellence and Innovation in Indigenous Higher Education’. Dr Atkinson is an Elder of the Yorta Yorta and Dja Dja Wurrung Indigenous Nations of the Murray-Goulburn and Central Victoria region.
20th June 2013
The Aurora Project is seeking applications from high achieving Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander undergraduates in any field of study, who have completed at least two years of their course of study. University graduates are also welcome to apply. Applications close Wednesday 24 July.
4th July 2013
A unique opportunity exists for an Indigenous Research Director (RD) or Principal Research Fellow (PRF) to lead ACER's Indigenous research program, working to further develop their current research and creating new opportunities to support Indigenous education.
Jane Kentmann
7th May 2013
Bridget Hughes is a descendant of the Butchulla people of the Woonduna Clan from Fraser Island, and is actively involved with the Townsville Indigenous community as a teacher and parent.
Sharon has been awarded a Roberta Sykes Scholarship and will be going to Oxford University to undertake a Master’s in Applied Linguistics and Second Language Acquisition.
Sarah Bourke is a descendant of the Djaru and Ongkomi people from WA on her mother’s side and the Gamilaroi people from NSW on her father’s side.
Roberta Sykes was born in 1944 and grew up in Townsville. She moved to Sydney in the early 1970s and became involved in the emerging Black Power movement.
Jane Kentmann
6th June 2013
Teliha Clarke, a Year 12 student at Dubbo College Senior Campus, has recently published her first children’s book, ‘The Devil up in the Tree’. She undertook the task of writing and publishing the book as part of her Aboriginal Studies HSC assessments.
Jane Kentmann
6th June 2013
On 22 May 2013, Arrow Energy announced the 25 Indigenous students from across Queensland who have been awarded Arrow Energy university scholarships.
Jane Kentmann
6th June 2013
Dancer and choreographer, Ian RT Colless, is currently studying at New York University, in the Steinhardt School for Culture, Education and Human Development.
Jane Kentmann
6th June 2013
Dr Wayne Atkinson of the University of Melbourne has been awarded the 2013 ‘Rio Tinto Award for Excellence and Innovation in Indigenous Higher Education’. Dr Atkinson is an Elder of the Yorta Yorta and Dja Dja Wurrung Indigenous Nations of the Murray-Goulburn and Central Victoria region.
20th June 2013
The Aurora Project is seeking applications from high achieving Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander undergraduates in any field of study, who have completed at least two years of their course of study. University graduates are also welcome to apply. Applications close Wednesday 24 July.
4th July 2013
A unique opportunity exists for an Indigenous Research Director (RD) or Principal Research Fellow (PRF) to lead ACER's Indigenous research program, working to further develop their current research and creating new opportunities to support Indigenous education.
Jane Kentmann
23rd July 2013
Hans Bokelund is the Chief Executive Officer at Goldfields Land and Sea Council, WA. He holds a Bachelor of Laws and a Master’s of Commercial Law from the University of Melbourne, and is currently undertaking a Master’s of Business Administration at the University of South Australia.
Jane Kentmann
23rd July 2013
Taryn Lee has been awarded a Roberta Sykes Scholarship and will be flying to London in October to begin a Master's of Arts in Understanding and Securing Human Rights at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London.
23rd July 2013
In 2012 Anglo American’s Metallurgical Coal business unit launched their Indigenous Australian Scholarship program which aims to establish a long term relationship with an exceptional Indigenous Australian student.
Jason O'Neil
23rd July 2013
‘I didn’t think I’d go to university,’ says 27-year-old Amelia Sharah from Peak Hill, ‘I just never saw myself as an academic person’. Amelia is now studying Electrical Engineering at the University of Newcastle, having received a Northparkes Mines Indigenous Scholarship.
20th August 2013
Metro Screen is offering scholarships to 15 Indigenous Australians, who are interested in working as producers or production managers in the digital, TV and film industries. Successful applicants will undertake a 10 day accredited course. The course starts on 13 September 2013 at Metro Screen, Paddington Town Hall, in Sydney.
Jane Kentmann
20th August 2013
Duane was awarded a Roberta Sykes Bursary to attend an Executive Education program at the Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, from 10 – 18 May 2013.
