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Lilydale Campus construction work i440
No full textConstruction nearing completion, Lilydale Campus, circa 1995
John Grundy, Linda Kristjanson and Leon Stirling, VC's Awards 2013
No full textJohn Grundy, Linda Kristjanson and Leon Stirling at the 2013 Vice-Chancellor's Awards, held at the Hawthorn Arts Centre, Burwood Road, Hawthorn, 11 December 2013
Andrew C Smith announces Highly Commended Mentions, VC's Awards 2013
No full textAndrew C Smith announces Highly Commended Mentions for Learning Transformations, eLearning and the Business Management Team, with Linda Kristjanson (centre) and Maria Jose Sanchez (left). The 2013 Vice-Chancellor's Awards were held at the Hawthorn Arts Centre, Burwood Road, Hawthorn, 11 December 2013
Robert Cameron, Andrew McFarland, Vince Persi and Kirsten Jeffery, VC's Awards 2013
No full textRobert Cameron, Andrew McFarland, Vince Persi and Kirsten Jeffery at 2013 Vice-Chancellor's Awards, held at the Hawthorn Arts Centre, Burwood Road, Hawthorn, 11 December 2013
A child's dreams. A bride's prayers.
No full textThis image received third place in the 2015 Research student photography and image competition held to celebrate National Science Week (Aug 15-23). Blurb: As a result of the ongoing conflicts and ever more dire situation in the Northwestern state of Rakhine in Myanmar many men have fled the country to seek a better life in Malaysia since the 1980s. Now, more and more child-brides are brought to Malaysia to be married, continuing a tradition of arranged marriages and child marriages. For many of these Rohingya girls an arranged marriage to a Rohingya man in Malaysa is the only way to flee Myanmar, because their families cannot afford the expensive and dangerous boat-journey, which is the only way out of Rakhine state. In Malaysia, Rohingya are finally able to build a home, make a living and do not have to fear for their lives. However, in Malaysia too Rohingya live precariously. They have no work rights, few opportunities to send their children to school and difficulties obtaining health care.
My work focuses on the lives of four Rohingya families in Malaysia. I am interested in how Rohingya experience precariousness on a daily basis and how they narrate navigating their precarious lives
Certificate in Commercial Radio students, 1995
No full text1995 Certificate in Commercial Radio students Michael Gibbons, Rosemary Walton, Jenn Fowler, Simon Kirby, Narelle Lancaster, Paul Eaton, Nicole Searle, Craig Kilburn, Gabriel McGrath and Sally O'Donoghue. The Certificate in Commercial Radio was one of only two courses to which the Federation of Australian Radio Broadcasters gave substantial financial support
Robyn Archer and Peter Diene
No full textRobyn Archer, right, Coordinator Compensatory and Community Access Unit, with student Peter Diene. Photograph originally appeared in the Swinburne Newsletter 24 November 1983
Civil Engineering graduates 1995
No full textCivil Engineering graduates with staff 1995
Front 2nd right: Kerry McManus, Leader, Structural Engineering, School of Civil Engineering and Building and 1st right Phil Watkins, Technical Officer, Engineering
Lenna Angelovska and Ian Clarke
No full textLenna Angelovska and Ian Clarke, 3rd year Graphic Design students. Ms Angelovska was awarded the top prize and three commendations in the Design Institute of Australia’s annual Student Designer awards. Mr Clarke was awarded the BHP award for a Graphic Design student on the theme of steel
Photograph originally appeared in the Swinburne Newsletter 13 March 1986