Join us for an online lunchtime seminar on navigating higher education as a gender studies scholar.

Wednesday 20 September

12:30pm AEST

Speakers:

Dr Hannah McCann (she/her) is a Senior Lecturer in Cultural Studies at the university of Melbourne. She is currently working on a DECRA project on the emotional role that salon workers play in the lives of their clients.

Prof Sandy O’Sullivan, Wiradjuri (they/them) - ARC Future Fellow, scholar in Indigenous Studies in anti-coloniality, queerness and the public imaginary, museums, creative practice and other related and unrelated stuff. Work at Dept of Indigenous Studies MQ and lead the Intimacies area of the Centre for Global Indigenous Futures.

A/Prof Gail Crimmins is the Associate Dean of Learning and Teaching at the School of Business and Creative Industries and Associate Professor in Communication at the University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland. She is also a feminist scholar who works across disciplines to illuminate inequities in higher education settings and to address them. As Co-Chair of UniSCs Athena Swan Implementation Committee, a member of Athena Swan’s Intersectionality Working Group and Network of Associate and Deputy Deans’ Leader in Equity, Diversity and Inclusion she designs programs and advocates for policy to develop leaders’ gender competency and change agency to support the development of more equitable work structures within universities.

Contact the host of Lunchtime Seminar Series - Navigating Higher Ed

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