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Pleased to be the runner up at the HDR Poster Competition at Deakin School of Education Research Conference @CRADLEdeakin @DeakinArtsEd #PhDlife 👇😊
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! Can't wait to see who is next. See you all at the Post Graduate Research Symposium on 26/11 via Zoom. Have fun and take care!
Reflecting on Remembrance Day (Veteran's Day in the US) and what 11/11 meant to the nurses I study. Some expressed hope for the future, but not all. Helen Dore Boylston of the 22 Massachusetts Hospital is clear about her feelings:
Pirate and Athena's reaction when I told him that yes, we study even on weekends. They've assured me they have taken this request into consideration before ultimately...rejecting it.🙄 #doggiestudybudyfail #studysaturdays #lifeofaphdstudent
Easily one of my favorite WWI posters. Memorable, for sure, I am struck by the challenge to 'be a man and do it,' and the implied opportunities that could come with accepting that call (equality, perhaps?)
Always take a moment to take in whatever gives you a sense of peace. For me, it's autumn. #happyfriday #happyweekend #greetingsfromNewJersey
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"We wanted to really mine down into the idea that, with these sorts of artefacts, people were curating a living museum in their lounge room" - @MartinKerby1
A beautiful interview between @usqedu researchers and @abcnews' @davidiliffe.
#RemembranceDay
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@usqedu @USQ_eResearch a great showcase of HDR research today in @CollegeUsq @KateJudith1 @abdulla_shahab @MartinKerby1
Primary source time! I came across this gem on my hunt for first-hand accounts of nurse's experiences in WWI. I can't wait to get my hands on a full copy of it, but the pages I've previewed so far have been informative and entertaining!
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Cleo Smith case sparks calls to treat Indigenous missing children cases equally.
#UQ's @amymcquire talks to @abcnews
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What sustains me as a teacher and researcher? Looking over at my work shelf at the letters from students throughout the years, for one. I've been teaching for 10 years now and have encountered some incredible people. Their journeys have also inspired me as a student, as well.
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During WW2 Mrs Rawson's only news of her son’s fate were the snippets received and sent on to her by the Red Cross Bureau for Wounded, Missing and Prisoners of War. Read more about our “Missing, Wounded and Prisoner of War Enquiry Cards” 👉go.unimelb.edu.au/9k8r #RemembranceDay
ALT Cards from the Red Cross’s enquiry bureau, University of Melbourne Archives.
My proposed thesis is a transnational study on Anglo-Allied nurses on the Western Front, but I also teach American Civil War. As my mind switches from teacher to researcher, so does my book pile. What does your book pile look like? (PS--tonight's tea is ginger and dandelion).
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Thank you to the generous support provided through the University of Southern Queensland's Open Educational Resources grant to support the writing of "A Possession Forever" @usqoep a preview can be found here: vimeo.com/638938399 @usqedu @MartinKerby1 @bedforda1
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I would absolutely echo this sentiment Alison. The Open Educational Resource team at USQ were fantastic! Many thanks to USQ for supporting open educational resources to assist students who cannot afford to purchase textbooks @usqedu @OpenKuroko
Research Writing League @ 11am today via Zoom. 10/10 for writing time, reflections on our research selves, and camaraderie. 🤩😃✒️💻
My workday is done and that means for me study time begins. I don't think my study buddy is having it, though. #partimestudent #doggiestudybuddyfail🤦♀️🐶🐕
