Ohana College research application process now open

Ohana College, through its Research Advisory Group, invites research proposals aligned with its goals and values, focusing on advancing knowledge and improving practice in areas such as student outcomes (learning, health, wellbeing, and future prospects), benefits to parents, carers, families, and the community, teaching and program delivery, and staff professional development.
If you would like to submit a research proposal, please complete the Expression of Interest form. Proposals will be reviewed by the CEO and Research Advisory Committee. Successful applicants will proceed to a full application, reviewed at scheduled committee meetings. Note that this process does not replace the ethical approvals required by universities, which must still be adhered to.

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If you have any questions about conducting research at Ohana College, please contact Senior Executive Officer, Amanda Barnett at research@ohanacollege.qld.edu.au

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Research in the University’s Strategic Plan - February 2020

Professor Andrea Bishop, Pro Vice Chancellor (Research) talks to GIER members at their annual retreat on the topic of Research in the University’s Strategic Plan, 2020-2025.

Celebrating Women in Academia - February 2019

This event featured a panel of contributing authors from two books - 'Lived Experiences: Women in Academia' and 'Women Activating Agency in Academia' – who discussed key themes emerging from their chapters to liberate thinking around the "lived experiences" of women in academia. The panelists included women from local and international universities chosen for their interest, expertise and commitment to the success and well-being of women in academia. The event was hosted by Prof Greer Johnson, Director of GIER, and Dr Ali Black, Senior Lecturer in the School of Education, University of the Sunshine Coast. Ali is the co-editor of the two recently published books. The event was an informative and inspiring evening of personal accounts and open discussion which celebrates the work of female academics, values collaborative storytelling and showcases what matters to women in the academy.

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