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Toowoomba, Queensland
Joined June 2019
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Do you have a fond memory of the Sizzler dessert bar? What does the closure of Sizzler mean for regional communities in particular? Find out more from our cheese bread afficionado @DrJessC.
Just when you thought 2020 couldn't get any worse -#Sizzler is officially closing on Sunday 😭😭
@DrJessC discusses the Aussie chain's legacy on @abcnews' @Annie_Gaffney 👇
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We have some great units in anthropology, creative writing, literature, history, international relations, journalism, media studies, and advertising on offer in semester 3. Just saying... #BecomeMore #ArtsDegree @usqedu
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A great new piece from our Social Well-being Research Leader @m_t_forbes.
The jazz singer’s mind shows us how to improvise through life itself psyche.co/ideas/the-jazz-sin… by @m_t_forbes
Great work from @andrewhickey15! #IdentityandInclusion
What we do @WeAreHumComUSQ.
The TRCs Youth Strategy and Youth Study were led by USQs @andrewhickey15.
A terrific USQ-TRC-Community partnership.
#Humanities
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Featuring researchers from our #StoriedLandscapes research cluster. @LambLaraD #PapuanPathways
In a world first, @usqedu archaeologists have been given rare access to a remote region of PNG 🇵🇬 - digging deep ⛏️ (quite literally) into the history of human migration into Australia.
Details: bit.ly/374G5rG
Featuring our deputy director, Professor Simon Young!
Join our panel of experts (both Indigenous and non-Indigenous) at our @usqedu Salon as they discuss their backgrounds, experiences & culture & how they are challenging dominant University paradigms. #usqsalon bit.ly/3fjSxaf
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Today we stand in solidarity with all of the oppressed, marginalised people of Australia & the world: those fighting for justice; those silenced. We honour their strength, their voices, their stories. It’s time to #ListenUp! 🖤#BlackStories #BlackVoices
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Amazing work in PNG by our School’s team of archaeologists @LambLaraD and Bryce Barker.
#usqpride #BecomeMore #archaeology
In a world first, @usqedu archaeologists have been given rare access to a remote region of PNG 🇵🇬 - digging deep ⛏️ (quite literally) into the history of human migration into Australia.
Details: bit.ly/374G5rG
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Celebrate #QueenslandDay by reading the latest Queensland Review, including articles by @jegildersleeve @kate_cantrell and Richard Gehrmann.
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Uncle Darby McCarthy OAM has been named a #Queensland Great.
The legendary jockey who passed away a month ago was posthumously awarded the honour by Premier @AnnastaciaMP as part of #QueenslandDay celebrations yesterday.
No longer with us, but never forgotten.
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@usqedu is seeking an Executive Director to lead @Resilience_USQ & build the social & economic capital, health & well-being or our regional communities. There's never been a more crucial time to be part of our research team. bit.ly/3dQjXDV
The Centre’s own Eurovision expert @DrJessC is also at #AusDecides this weekend. @usqedu - the home of #Eurovision! 😎
Super excited that we have several @usqedu media students interning with @BlinkTVco at @SBSEurovision #australiadecides this week!
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Throwback to @LambLaraD's 2015 archaeological excavation with @toowoombaregion and @Resilience_USQ.
You really can find news anywhere, this story was spotted during my morning walk! A piece of #Toowoomba history, is being revived in Queens Park #exclusive @toowoombaregion @WINNews_TWBA
Panel discussion on #Ulurustatement featuring Jeremy Patrick, Dianne Lucas, Simon Young (chair), Chris Mills-Kelly, and Katherine Gilbey. #RRW2019 @usqedu
Auntie Vanessa: I preferred to be part of the flora and fauna because it makes me sovereign. Constitution is a rule for government, it’s not for human beings. #RRW2019
Young: There is a strong theme, which is a lesson of listening and learning. #RRW2019