News: celebrating our colleagues
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: 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.
Celebrating our colleagues: Dana Rawls
I met my future husband at the US Embassy in Baghdad, literally the last place on the planet that I would’ve anticipated meeting the love of my life, and yet here we are! It just goes to show that love can be found in even the strangest places.
Celebrating our colleagues: Dharmesh D Bhuva
My family is Indian, but soon after I was born, we moved to Kenya because there were better professional opportunities for my dad. I have always been passionate about learning new things, but coming from Kenya, I didn’t really have access to knowledge as you would here.
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Celebrating our colleagues: Lloyd Van't Hoff
My first experience hearing a live musical instrument was of my father playing classical guitar when I was a kid. I was envious that he could make it sound so beautiful and yet when I would play it, it wouldn’t.
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Celebrating our colleagues: Emma Gregan
Music education is not necessarily about creating thousands of professional musicians. It’s about creating opportunities for children and adults to access the unique and very profound cognitive, health and social benefits that come along with it.
Celebrating our colleagues: Emily Kelly
I think one of the greatest joys in life is communicating with people in different ways. For me, that’s on a stage, musically, with people in a group – it’s one of the most rewarding things you can do.
Celebrating our colleagues: Mario Ricci
I’ve always been fascinated with science and especially how the human body works. My mum trained to be a nurse, so in primary school when everyone was reading Winnie the Pooh books, I was instead flipping through her Grey’s Anatomy textbook!
