News: celebrating our colleagues
Celebrating our colleagues: Dr Kimberley Clark
I've always been interested in biology and fascinated by how the human body works—and equally by how much we still don’t understand when it goes wrong.
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Celebrating our colleagues: Benjamin McCann
For Ben McCann, the University of Adelaide not only gave him the opportunity to pursue his love of French studies and cinema, but completely changed his life.
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Celebrating our colleagues: Dr Elizabeth Layton
It’s said that the team that plays together stays together, and the adage certainly rings true for Dr Elizabeth Layton. The violin virtuoso delights in opportunities to make music with the faculty and students from the Elder Conservatorium, where she is Head of Classical Performance.
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Celebrating our colleagues: Olivia Manser
She seemed a little like “Olivia Everywhere” during the University’s 150th celebrations after appearing in a series of campaign images, viral social media reels, and a TV commercial.
Celebrating our colleagues - Dr Mary McQuillan
Dr Mary McQuillan’s journey to the University of Adelaide as a veterinary student, researcher and lecturer began in Zimbabwe and came full circle when she returned to Africa for a remarkable study trip this year.
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Celebrating our colleagues: Dr Tiffany De Sousa Machado
Dr Tiffany De Sousa Machado leads a double life. A lecturer in entrepreneurship and Adelaide Business School’s Associate Head of People and Culture, she’s a respected and award-winning academic and researcher.
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Celebrating our colleagues: Daniel Lawlor
Daniel Lawlor helps manage 40 sporting clubs that sit under the Adelaide University Sport & Fitness banner, and his Play With Pride initiative is working to make them more inclusive for all.
Celebrating our colleagues: Bruce Lines
Here at the IMO (Integration Management Office), we have seconded staff from both universities. One of the things that I have learned is that culture can change rapidly, in the right conditions. So, when people do have a shared goal, when people are collaborating to achieve something, a new culture can emerge quite quickly.
Celebrating our colleagues: Sonja Graetz
Virtually everything we do in Infrastructure is designed to make people’s work or study life better. Bringing people together is important, and even more so in the transition to Adelaide University. We are developing a fluid and intuitive gateway between UniSA’s City East and our own North Terrace campus.
Celebrating our colleagues: Ross Ganf
What we’re trying to do with our events is take a lot of the elements that make the University of Adelaide great, and be creative with our researchers, professors and academics, and incorporate their expertise into innovative events that inspire, and ignite curiosity.
