CDU Researcher Profile
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| Name: |
Professor
Maryann Bin-Sallik |
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| Qualifications: |
BEd
MEd
PhD-Ed |
| Main role: |
Senior Education Researcher |
| Phone: |
{phone}+61 8 |
| Fax: |
+61
8 8946 6345 |
| Email: |
maryann.bin-sallik@cdu.edu.au |
| Address: |
Office of the Vice-Chancellor
Indigenous Research & Education
Charles Darwin University
Darwin NT 0909
Australia
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Research Interests
Professor Bin-Sallik has a substantial research background
in the fields of Indigenous education and Aboriginal
identity. She has also conducted research into Southeast
Asian influences on indigenous identity in Northern
Australia, under the Australia Research Council Grant
scheme.
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Recent Publications
Selected publications
Books
- Bin-Sallik, M. A. (ed). (2000). Aboriginal women by
degrees: their stories of the journey towards academic achievement.
University of Queensland Press, Brisbane, Australia.
Book chapters
- Bin-Sallik, M. (2003). Cultural Safety: Let's Name It!.
The Australian Journal of Indigenous Education, 32, 21-28.
Bin-Sallik, M.A. & N. Smibert (2001) Anangu teacher education
program: a case study. In Vivienne Weitzner (ed.), International
Development and Indigenous Peoples, Inuit Circumpolar Conference.
- Bin-Sallik, M.A. & N. Smibert (1998) Anangu teacher education:
an integrated adult education programme. In Linda King (ed.),
Reflecting visions; new perspectives on adult education
for Indigenous Peoples, Hamburg: Obert Seemann-Reichard-Str.
- Bin-Sallik, M.A. (1998), David Unaipon's contribution
to Aboriginal higher education. In: Friedenthal-Haase,
M. (ed). Personality and biography in the history of
adult education vol. 11: biographies of adult educators
from five continents. Pater Lang.
Journal articles
- Bin-Sallik, M.A. and Neilson, M. (2000). From Flagstaff
to Waikato in 41 days. Canadian Journal of Native Education.
- Bin-Sallik, M.A. and Gilbert, A. (1998). Quality use
of prescribed medication in rural areas. Commonwealth
Department of Human Services and Health, Canberra.
- Bin-Sallik, M.A. (1998). The relationship between Aboriginal
and universities. International Review of Women and
Leadership 5.
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