Women on boards
Last weekend I graduated with a Ph.D. from Bond University. The graduation ceremony itself was monumental – the culmination of three years of sheer intellectual and physical effort, and not just on my...
View ArticleI see dead people…
An Anatomists Blog – “I see dead people” by Dr Allan Stirling Human anatomy is the scientific study of the position, relationship and spatial organisation of the structures in the body. It includes...
View ArticleReturning to study
Returning to full time study after a five year break can be a challenge. I am just five months into my three year PhD in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at Bond University… and what a...
View ArticleUnited stand against bullying – the Bond difference. Part 1.
Bullying is a major concern for everyone, everywhere. In Australia, research has indicated that one in every six school children is bullied each week[1] and one in every four employees has been bullied...
View ArticleUnited stand against bullying – the Bond difference. Part 2.
It is not every day that you can make a notable difference in your community, your country or even internationally. However, this is exactly what happened as a direct result of the Bond University...
View ArticleConversations about change and identity
The unconventional and dramatic turn of political events that gripped the Australian Parliament, its media and the nation in the twenty four hours across June 23-24 have unexpectedly brought some...
View ArticleInternational education: From Albert Einstein to Kofi Annan
By Rebecca Biazos, If you are anything like me, the main thing you know of Albert Einstein is his theory of relativity. Right? So I was surprised to find myself quoting Einstein in my PhD thesis...
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