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First Nations Student Support officer

Vice Chancellor and President, First Nations Leadership & Engagement, Operations First Nations Leadership, FNL - Indigenous Academic Support

P: 08 8946 7593, E: paul.grant@cdu.edu.au

Casuarina
Blue 2 Level 1 Room 29
Social work student Josephine on Casuarina campus
In the midst of COVID-19 lockdowns in Melbourne, Josephine began contemplating a career change. A passion for social justice and the desire to help others led her to the rewarding and challenging field of social work.
Students walking together
If you’ve got dreams of becoming a barrister, a judge, or a solicitor at one of the big six law firms, you’re on the right path with a Bachelor of Laws at Charles Darwin University. But what happens if you change your mind after graduation... or even halfway through your career? Here are 5 alternative career paths that put your law degree to good use.
Research
People undertaking the advanced workshops are expected to have the basics skills of using NVivo as outlined in the NVivo Basics Workbook. The advanced workshop will build on (but not repeat) the skills covered in the NVivo basics workshop. It is really important that you consolidate the basic skills before moving onto the advanced workshop.
Dr Keller Kopf with a beard and glasses, wearing a shirt with vertical light blue stripes, with dense green foliage behind
In this seminar, Keller will outline that humans have caused a decline in old age-classes of wild animal populations whereby many of Earth’s oldest, often largest, and most experienced individuals have been eliminated from ecosystems.
Dr Donna Lewis head and shoulders, wearing hat and sunglasses and holding a bunch of native flowers and leaves, with grass and trees in background
In this seminar, Donna will present a floristic plot-based classification of the Australian tropical savanna biome using a composite of vegetation plot-based data sourced from the Queensland, Northern Territory and Western Australia governments, TERN, and non-government organisations.
Dr Chava Weitzman wearing sunglasses holding a tortoise, in arid-looking country with small shrubs in the background
Chava will discuss the relative ease and challenges of studying emerging diseases in two groups of hosts, tortoises and house finches, each impacted by a bacterial Mycoplasma pathogen.
Professor Dan Bressington led the study, which recommends the ITQ questionnaire be adopted in military mental health services.
Military mental health services should urgently adopt an internationally recognised trauma questionnaire to better diagnose and treat veterans with complex post-traumatic stress disorder, a new study with Charles Darwin University has revealed.
Research
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