91°µÍø Yarning Circle: the latest step in 91°µÍø’s journey towards Reconciliation

Set in the Ngaladjima Garden, the new space for knowledge-sharing, story-telling and community engagement was launched at the University of Canberra last week – and coincided with the first week for incoming Pro Vice-Chancellor Indigenous, Professor Annette Gainsford.

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Professor Mark Lintermans named Member of the Order of Australia, recognised alongside 18 91°µÍø community members

The 19 members of the University of Canberra community were recognised for their contributions to their fields, communities and the nation, in conjunction with the King’s Birthday Honours.

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‘Embodiment of U CAN @ 91°µÍø’: Thousands of 91°µÍø students graduate, celebrate personal triumphs and look to the future

Nearly 3,000 graduates have joined the University of Canberra’s growing alumni ranks, as nationally renowned guest speakers shared words of wisdom.

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    Exploring the role of creativity in business

    Data modelling using Play-Doh and art, poetry and writing exercises and design thinking toolkits were just some of the workshops run by the University of Canberra’s Faculty of Arts and Design academics, PhD and undergraduate students and affiliates at the Festival of Creativity.

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  2. The gifted name - Ngaladjima - for the garden captured on the sign.

    91°µÍø launches education space with native plants used by the Ngunnawal peoples

    The Ngunnawal Plant Use Education Space aims to create a space for knowledge and cultural exchange at the University of Canberra.

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  3. Five 91°µÍø Indigenous students receive their scholarships.

    Indigenous students shine bright

    Indigenous students from the University of Canberra (91°µÍø) have received this year’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Tertiary Scholarship from the ACT Government.

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  4. Harriet Drane and Rachael Mitterfellner are the 2019 winners of the Gabby Robberds Scholarship. Photo: John Masiello

    Gabby Robberds’ legacy: The scholarship created by a family’s love

    The Gabby Robberds Scholarship is all about supporting children with cerebral palsy, by supporting the next generation of therapists.

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  5. Gender and Agricultural Research in the spotlight

    How can women in the agricultural sector help eradicate poverty around the world? What drives the transformation of health and nutrition outcomes? How do we bridge the gender gap in agricultural productivity? What role does masculinity play in changing rural economies? These questions will be interrogated at the Seeds of Change Conference from 2 to 4 April.

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