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Qualifications Advanced Leadership Certificate Through NEELI / Australian Institute of Business Legal name: Stephanie Jane Donald ​ Name before marriage (17.05.1961 - 29.04.1996): Stephanie Jane Hemelryk ​ Professional /publishing name only (Stephanie Hemelryk Donald) ​ ORCiD: 0000-0001-9435-7905 BA (Oxf.), DipTh (London.), MA (Soton.), DPhil (Suss.), FASSA FRSA Qualifications Advanced Leadership certificate through NEELI / Australian Institute of Business. (online certification 04.2017) DPhil (PhD), Media Studies, University of Sussex (Chinese film specialisation) (Commenced 10.1993. Awarded 30.01.1997) One-year in-service teacher training as Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Sussex. (Completed 1995. Letter of confirmation provided to Australian High Commission 5.03.1997) Master of Arts. Culture and Society in Contemporary Europe, University of Southampton (Awarded 29.06.1993) Acting Diploma, Drama Studio, London (Awarded 06.1986) BA (Hons), Oriental Studies: Chinese, Brasenose College, Oxford University (Completed 06.1983) (Awarded 03.03.94) Academic Appointments (excluding Visiting and Honorary positions) University of Lincoln (09.04.2018 - 31.12.2020) (Resignation accepted 29.09.2020 following ​ acceptance of position at Monash Malaysia) Distinguished Professor: Film, College of Arts. ​ University of New South Wales (15.05.2012 – 06.04.2018. Including period of approved overseas ​ Leave 31.08.2014 – 30.06.2016) ARC Professorial Future Fellow and Professor of Film and Cultural Studies (full-time, externally ​ funded research-only position with executive pay rate 3) Kingston University (02-06. 2016, consultancy so no fixed hours) ​ Consultant: Cultural and Creative Industries Development at Faculty of Art, Design, Architecture. ​ University of Liverpool (01.09.2014- 07.12.2015) ​ Head of the School of the Arts RMIT, Melbourne (01.2010 – 14.05.2012) ​ Foundation Dean of School: Media and Communication University of Sydney (12.2008–12.2009) ​ Professor of Chinese Media Studies st Résumé for HR Monash Malaysia October 1 ​ 2020. ​ University of Technology, Sydney (04.2004–12.2008) ​ Professor and Director of Institute for International Studies and Director of Centre for ​ ​ Transforming Cultures Queensland University of Technology (01.2003–03.2004) (on approved Leave from University of ​ Melbourne) Associate Professor and Head (Interim), Film and Television, Creative Industries. University of Melbourne (06.2001– 03.2004) ​ Senior Lecturer, Media and Communications (LWP 2003-2004) Murdoch University (06.1997– 05.2001) ​ Lecturer, then Senior Lecturer (Media Studies) University of Westminster (11.1996 – 05.1997) Postdoctoral Research Fe​ llow, Chinese Cultural Studies 2 2020-12-01 st Résumé for HR Monash Malaysia October 1 ​ 2020. ​ Fellowships 2012-2018 Australian Research Council Professorial Future Fellow (see employment) 2012 –2012 Leverhulme Visiting Professor, World Cinema Centre, University of Leeds 2010–2011 KNAW / ASSA Visiting Fellow University of Amsterdam (2011). Honorary Professor: University of Sydney (2010 –2013) Royal Society of Arts (UK and Australia) elected 11.11.2002. Academy of the Social Sciences of Australia elected 11.2008. Visiting Professor University of Westminster 2009 Centre for Transforming Cultures (Associate), University of Technology, Sydney. 2008 Visiting Professor: King’s College London 2007 Visiting Fellow: Shanghai University (invited 2007) 2001 Adjunct Fellow, Asia Research Centre, Murdoch University Research grants and awards Final reports are available on all ARC funded work to date. 2019-2020 Justice Arts and Migration Network: £1500 PEARL; £1500 Community Links, ​ ​ Newham; Mansions of the Future: total £20,000 inc. in-kind. Emerald Impact award ‘Seeing Change’ (with Tom Martin, Kaya Davies Hayon and Fadma Ait Mous) £10,000. 2012-2018 ARC Professorial Future Fellowship Migration and mobility: the question of childhood in ​ Chinese and European cinema since 1945, $887,346. ​ 2014-2016 Network Partner: Leverhulme Network Trust Grant. Childhood and Nation in ​ World Cinema: Borders and Encounters Since 1980 £101,315. ​ This project proposed an interdisciplinary, international, and multi-modal interrogation of the appropriations of childhood and facilitated a cross-generational, multi-lingual contribution to the question of where, how, and to what effect the representation of childhood accommodates the persistent idea of nation. Principal Investigator: Dr Sarah Wright, Royal Holloway, University of London, with Co-Is Prof Stephanie H. Donald, UNSW, Prof Emma Wilson, University of Cambridge; Dr Zitong Qiu, Ningbo Institute of Technology. 2012 Leverhulme Trust International Visiting Professor (University of Leeds) 2008-2010 ARC Discovery, Chief Investigator, Contemporary Chinese perspectives on an era of ​ propaganda, $312,000 (with Harriet Evans, Westminster, London). ​ This project incorporated documentary film making activities in China, and collaborative exhibition curation with artists in Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou. 2009 Iconic Landscapes: Creative arts researchers: Stephanie Hemelryk Donald, Ross ​ ​ Gibson; Scientific advisor: Professor Ross Coleman, University of Sydney Science Fund: This interdisciplinary science and arts project examined how Indigenous, non-Indigenous country and urban peoples understand local environmental challenges and their options to overcome them. Researchers combined scientific data with cultural observations by investigating three different landscapes – 3 2020-12-01 st Résumé for HR Monash Malaysia October 1 ​ 2020. ​ seawalls (Sydney Harbour), rangelands (Fowlers Gap) and arid zones (Simpson Desert). 2007-2009 ARC (Linkage) Mobile Me: Young People, Sociality and the Mobile Phone (With NSW ​ ​ Commission for Children and Young People) $124,000. 2006-2008 ARC (Linkage) Sanctuary and Security in Contemporary Australia: Muslim Women's ​ Networks 1980 - 2005, $95,000. ​ 2006-2008 ARC (Discovery), The Cultivation of Middle-Class Taste: Reading, Tourism and Education ​ Choices in Urban China, $340,000. This project had a special focus on film, taste, ​ magazines and print media, gender and the construction of a political aesthetic. 2006-2007 ARC (International Linkage) Grounded Cosmopolitanism and Branded Cities: Australia, ​ Europe and Asia. $16,000 . ​ 2006 ARC (Fellowship): The Great Transformation: Accounting for the Shift from Cultural ​ Institution to Creative Enterprise (with Michael Keane and Zhang Xiaoming) $20,000 ​ 2005 ICEAPS: Fresh and Salt water workshop subvention (online and hard copy publication) $4500. ICEAPS research seed grant $30,000 (with Robin Jeffreys). Television in Asia. (this ​ ​ resulted in Nalin Mehta’s volume in my series) APFN travel grant (with Robin Jeffreys). Television in Asia. $8000 ​ ​ ATN Challenge Grant. Community Networks: Human Communication as a Source of ​ Sustainability in Global Australia. $40,000 ​ 2004 Communities and Places: Youth and Mobile Phones CRC (ACID) $8500 Youth and Mobile Phones NSW Commission for Children and Young People $1500 2003-2005 ARC Discovery CI-1 Branding Cities on the West Pacific Rim: Cinematic Traditions and ​ Tourism Marketing Strategies in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Sydney $160,000 ​ ARC Discovery CI-4 Internationalising Creative Industries: China, the WTO and the ​ Knowledge-based Economy (with CIRAC) $350,000 ​ 2002 University of Melbourne Early Career Grant for The Beijing Children’s Film Studio: A History of Changing Cultural Attitudes to Children’s Media $11,000 ​ ​ 2000–2001 CI-1 Small Research Grant for Murdoch ENGLISH CDROM and Education in Beijing $12,500 Associate Investigator, Small ARC at University of Tasmania (with Professor Mobo Gao) for Australian Print Media on China Since 1989: Media Content and its ​ Sources. $20,000 ​ 2000 Small ARC Grant: Chinese Childhoods in Australia: Multiculturalism and the Media ​ $9,500 2000 CI-1 Small Murdoch SSHE grant for The State of Media and Information $2,500 ​ ​ 1998 Murdoch University, Library Resources Grant for Chinese Films $5000 1998–1999 Small Research and Early Career Grant for Public Meanings of Childhood: Images and ​ Experiences in Chinese Communities $10,000 ​ 4 2020-12-01 st Résumé for HR Monash Malaysia October 1 ​ 2020. ​ Boards, External Examinations, RAE / REF / ERA 2019-2020 Trustee. UK Young Artists programme. Renamed UK New Artists (2020) Board member. Sincil Bank Community Board, Lincoln. Managing Editor, Justice, Arts, and Migration Imprint (2020- ​ ​ PhD examinations include Art History (University of Nottingham), Asian Cultural Theory (University of Nottingham), Creative Writing (University of Wollongong), Migration and Digital Arts (UTS), Chinese gender studies (University of Warwick), Childhood and Film (University of Melbourne). 2013- 2018 Hong Kong University Grants Committee: Deputy Convenor, Humanities Panel, RAE (end 2014) RAE External advisor CUHK, HKBU. Member: ASSA Public Programmes committee. (2013-2014). Workshops Committee (2017-18) External Examiner, University of Reading, Creative Industries (Masters), (2016-2018). PhD and MPhil examinations: Film and Branding (University of Glasgow). Chinese Arts History (University of Nottingham Ningbo) 2018. Advisor on practice-based impact at HKBU. 2016 Advisor on practice-based research at WAAPA. 2014-2016 School Governor, Birkenhead Sixth Form College. 2012 Australian Research Council (ARC), member of Excellence of Research in Australia (ERA) Panel, Chair – final awards committee 2010-2011 ARC (Chair), International Committee, Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia (ASSA), Panel A Committee (Sociology) (ASSA). 2007–2009 President: Chinese
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