Visiting scholars 2010
| Name | Country | Dates | Sponsor | Area |
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Beattie, Liana |
UK |
30 Mar– |
Early childhood education programs in the UK and Australia |
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Churchill, Harriet |
UK |
7 Aug– |
Collaborative research on family policies and support in the UK and Australian context |
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Cree, Viviene |
UK |
10 Feb– |
Investigate social work and social-work education in Scotland; feminism and social work |
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Czerniewicz, Laura |
RSA |
15 Oct– |
An investigation into the relationship between eLearning and eScholarship, in particular scholarly communication |
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Fok, Wilfred |
Hong Kong |
27 Jul– |
Learning the complexity of scientific knowledge about climate change with computer modeling and visualisation technologies |
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Kapur, Manu |
Singapore |
31 Oct– |
Studies of virtual worlds for learning based on the learning paradigm of productive failure |
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Landstedt, Evelina |
Sweden |
10 Oct– |
Looking at ways a gender analysis can be applied within the field of young people and mental health |
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Lee, Kyunghee |
US |
12 Jul– |
To establish the foundation for conducting tri-cross-cultural studies (US, Australia, and Korea) in the area of social policy and its impact on human developmental outcomes |
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Otonicar, Bohan |
Slovenia |
13 Oct– |
Visiting as a Marie Curie Fellow to work on the Australian component of the Marie Curie action: International Research Staff Exchange Scheme project: "Hypogene Caves Morphology – Europe/Australia Comparison" |
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Palmer, Catherine |
UK |
1 Jan– |
Conduct an interdisciplinary collaborative project investigating social policy, social justice and sport |
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Tyc, Andrzej |
Poland |
13 Oct– |
Visiting as a Marie Curie Fellow to work on the Australian component of the Marie Curie action: International Research Staff Exchange Scheme project: "Hypogene Caves Morphology – Europe/Australia Comparison" |
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Zypan Hajna, Nadja |
Slovenia |
13 Oct– |
Visiting as a Marie Curie Fellow to work on the Australian component of the Marie Curie action: International Research Staff Exchange Scheme project: "Hypogene Caves Morphology – Europe/Australia Comparison" |