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Head of the Clinical Psychology Unit
Member of the Clinical Education Academic Advisory Committee
Member of the PsyBA Psychology Expert Reference Group: Education training and reform
Member of the Clinical Education Academic Advisory Committee
Member of the PsyBA Psychology Expert Reference Group: Education training and reform
Faculty of Science
Email: caroline.hunt@sydney.edu.au
Biographical details: Ph.D. (University of New South Wales), 1997 M. Psychol. (Clinical) (Hons. Class 1) (University of New South Wales), 1987 B.Sc. (Psychology) (Hons. Class 2.1) (University of New South Wales), 1984
Professor of Health Psychology
Associate Head of Postgraduate Research Education
Deputy Director, Centre for Medical Psychology and Evidence-based Decision-making (CeMPED)
Associate Head of Postgraduate Research Education
Deputy Director, Centre for Medical Psychology and Evidence-based Decision-making (CeMPED)
Faculty of Science
Telephone: +61 2 9351 6811
Biographical details: I hold a tenured academic position as a Professor of Health Psychology at the School of Psychology, comprising 40% education/teaching, 40% research, and 20% governance and leadership roles. I am also Deputy Director at the Centre for Medical and Evidence-based Decision-making (CeMPED- an internationally recognised cross-faculty research centre at the
Director, Gambling Treatment &
Research Clinic
Professor School of Psychology
Founder and Leader of the Technology Addiction Team, Brain &
Mind Centre
Research Clinic
Professor School of Psychology
Founder and Leader of the Technology Addiction Team, Brain &
Mind Centre
Faculty of Science
Telephone: 02 8627 5642
Biographical details: Professor Sally Gainsbury, PhD, Doctor.ClinPsych, BPsych(Hons) is a leader in gambling psychology research, focussing on conducting research to inform policies and practices to reduce gambling harms. Sally Gainsbury is a Professor in the School of Psychology and Director of Australia's only university-based gambling treatment centre, the Gambling Treatment and Research
Professor
Faculty of Science
Telephone: 61 2 93513246
Email: fiona.white@sydney.edu.au
Biographical details: I am a Professor in Social Psychology. I graduated with a PhD from the University of Sydney in 1997. My research expertise concerns the development of effective strategies to promote equity, diversity and inclusion. I have led many prejudice and stigma reduction projects involving contact and recategorization strategies and have
ARC Future Fellow
Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience
School of Psychology and Brain &
Mind Centre
Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience
School of Psychology and Brain &
Mind Centre
Faculty of Science
Telephone: 02 9114 4165
Email: muireann.irish@sydney.edu.au
Professor of Clinical Neuropsychology
Faculty of Science
Telephone: (02)93512648
Email: suncica.lah@sydney.edu.au
Biographical details: Dr Sunny Lah is an academic and clinician with extensive specialised knowledge and expertise in Clinical Neuropsychology. She has carried out research and clinical work with children and adults who sustained brain damage through a variety of causes as well as with patients with developmental disorders since 1986. She is
Associate Professor
Faculty of Science
Biographical details: My expertise is the study of memory recollections for various parties in the criminal justice system. I explore the effects of (repeated) stressful events on the memory of different stakeholders (e.g., domestic & family violence victim-survivors, suspects, police), looking for ways to obtain the most accurate accounts of these events,
Associate Professor
NHMRC Career Development Fellow
Clinical Neuropsychologist
NHMRC Career Development Fellow
Clinical Neuropsychologist
Faculty of Science
Telephone: (02)91144181
Email: fiona.kumfor@sydney.edu.au
Biographical details: Fiona Kumfor is an Associate Professor in the School of Psychology, a Clinical Neuropsychologist and Co-Founder of the Dementia Law Network. She is also Director of the Sydney Neuropsychology Clinic. She leads a multidisciplinary team investigating the cognitive, social and behavioural changes which occur in dementia. The overarching aim of