JANE CONNECTED Online forums to help you stay in touch and inspired.

A RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE OF We know that Jane is so much more than a place to stay. We’re a We’ve created a series of online community, linked by our shared forums to help you remain learning goals and experiences. We also know that Jane is more than lectures and tutorials at Uni. It’s about inspired, challenged and things like stepping up and extending yourself. Or learning what’s expected of connected you and becoming the best person you can.

To help you get there, we’ve tapped into our global Jane community, bringing you a series of online forums and discussion groups.

Our presenters are Fellows, alumni, College Council members and good friends of Jane. They’re people who value collegiate living and learning as much as you do, wherever you are - and they are - in the world.

So, put aside an hour or two a week to expand your mind and your connections. Get comfortable and settle down. Then sign in to one of these sessions.

It’ll be great to see you.

2 3 CAREER Date Topic Who Facilitator 14 July The world of medicine: where Dr Mandy Lo, Dr Brian Walpole Ms Joanna PATHWAYS it can take you and what to do AM, Dr Mary Self Rosewell FACILITATED PANEL to get there

DISCUSSIONS 21 July What I know about the law: Her Excellency Professor the Dr John So, you’re studying for your degree – careers with a law degree Honourable AC, Kertesz but have you thought about where it Prof Tim McCormack, Assoc might take you? Tap into the experience Prof Mark Harrison, Mr Dean and expertise of our Fellows, Council Cooper, Mr Wayne Johnson members, alumni and other friends of Jane. It may just change your world. 28 July So you’re interested in Dr George Creswell, Prof Prof Michael Antarctica Michael Stoddart, Ms Nicki Borowitzka • All sessions are on a Tuesday evening Wicks, Dr Nicole Hellessey from 7pm to 8pm 4 August Engineering takes you places Assoc. Prof Damien Holloway, Ms Joanna • All sessions are via Zoom – but where? Dr Nicholas Letchford, Mr Rosewell Stephen Hosie • Join with the details below 11 August Money the world over – Dr Paul Blacklow, Dr Mala Prof Michael Meeting ID: 944 9902 2376 economics, finance and Raghavan, Mr Mark Habner, Dr Borowitzka Password: 333477 commerce in your future Isaac Poole

18 August Teaching changes lives Dr Toni-Anne Carroll, Mr Dave Dr John Long, Ms Jo Rann Kertesz

25 August What to do with an arts degree Prof Rob White, Prof Dirk Ms Joanna Baltzly, Dr Louise Wells, Mr Rosewell Robbie Arnott, Ms Devina Ahluwalia

8 September You’re now a scientist... what Mr Simon McCulloch, Mr Dave Prof Michael to do when you graduate Ikedife, Dr Jess Melbourne- Borowitzka Thomas, Ms Danelle Partridge

15 September If music be the food of life... Mr John Panckridge, Mr Tom Dr John how to play on once you’ve Panckridge, Ms Caroline Kertesz graduated Sharpen, Mr Michael Fortescue

22 September Pharmacists rock Mr Matt Rundle, Mr Andrew Dr John Billing Kertesz

29 September Politics: what to know before Ms Madeleine Ogilvie MP, Ms Joanna you get elected Senator Jonathon Duniam, The Rosewell Hon Sue Hickey MP, Mr Andrew Wilkie MP

6 October Marketing and PR: for the Mr Dan Aitken, Mr Jacob Ms Joanna enthusiastic, creative and Foreman, Ms Jacquie Ray Rosewell slightly insane

4 5 PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT It’s not just about what you do when you leave Uni – it’s also about how to help you be the person you want to be or finessing your skills to move forward. We’re here to help.

• All sessions are on a Thursday evening from 7pm to 8pm

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16 July Tiny Habits for change you want to make Ms Anna Tayler INTERCAMBIO Find out how to create Tiny Habits for anything you want, such as beating procrastination, finding motivation or boosting Spanish for “exchange”, our Intercambio has fast wellbeing by just committing 60 seconds or less a day! become a popular feature of Wednesday nights at Jane. Run by Senior Resident, Jordan Poland, 30 July Writing for postgraduate science students Prof Michael it’s a chance to come together for discussion As a scientist writing research papers, grant applications and Borowitzka and argument on a range of stirring subjects. In summaries for the general public is an essential part of your Semester 2 2020, sessions will be hybrid, offered work. Writing can be fun and we will discuss how to write and both on Zoom to those who can’t be here and in how to write better the SCR or Franny P for those who are. 27 August Unlocking Your Strengths Ms Anna Tayler • Semester 2 Intercambio starts on 15 July Many of us can easily list off all our weaknesses, but how many of you can say the same about your strengths? • All sessions are on a Wednesday evening from Understand how to identify your strengths and use them to 7pm overcome challenges to feel more energised and engaged.

• All sessions are in the Senior Common Room or 17 September Secrets of a killer compelling resume Mr Wayne the Frances Parsons Building Whether you’re going for a casual job while you are at Uni or Johnson a graduate position, you won’t get far without a great resume. • Stay connected via the Jane student Facebook This session will give you all the hints and tips you need to group for updates from Jordan take where you want to go.

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6 7 The Fellows of Jane Franklin Hall contribute FIRESIDE CHATS STAYING to the academic, personal, and social development of students by participating in Grab a glass of wine or a cup of hot chocolate, get CONNECTED college life and supporting the continuation comfy and call into an easy chat on a range of quirky, of an academic community. In so doing, stimulating topics. It’ll stretch your thinking in a good WITH FELLOWS they contribute strongly to the commitment way – and give you a break from your studies. In academia, a Fellow is a member of a of the University of to a group of learned people who work together comprehensive student experience. • All sessions are on Thursday evenings as peers in the pursuit of mutual knowledge from 7pm to 8pm or practice. Traditionally in the Oxbridge At Jane we have 34 Fellows across a range model, Fellows were elected by their peers of academic areas, from law and medicine • All sessions are via Zoom, although those who are at Jane on the basis of scholarship, and they then to science and teaching. may like to join the facilitators in the Senior Common Room became part of the teaching and research team, progressing to College Council To forge your network with our talented • Join the Zoom meeting using the details below membership on the basis of seniority. Fellows, hop onto the new Fellows Fellowship also involved becoming part of Facebook page: Jane Franklin Fellows. It’s Meeting ID: 910 6671 4360 the residential life of the college, reinforced a private group for discussion, connection Password: 384359 by formal dinners. Essentially this model and networking opportunities between continues today at Jane. The term Fellow is students and our Jane Fellows. now also applied to recognize high quality professional practice.

Date Topic Who

23 July Home and the sense of Prof Jeff place – what does it mean Malpas to be ‘at home’ and why might ‘home’ matter to us?

6 August Current medical Dr Bryan controversies: ADHD, autism, Walpole mental health medication,

20 August The strangest cases I’ve Dr Philip ever had Thomson

10 September What have we learned Dr Lesley from the covid-19 crisis to Borowitzka improve the way we live? Work? Study?

24 September Managing your feelings – Prof Dirk perspectives from ancient Baltzly Greek philosophers.

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Mr Daniel Aitken of Public Administration from the Prof Dirk Baltzly individuals and households. He School teacher. In 2016, Toni-Anne University of York in the UK and conducts research into prices, graduated with a PhD form Curtin A graduate of the University of more recently, in 2020, gained a Dirk is Professor of Philosophy in incomes and inequality, tax University in Science Education. She Tasmania (Bachelor of Business), postgraduate Diploma from the the School of Humanities at the and welfare, the cost of living, continues to teach in government Daniel is the Marketing Manager Chartered Institute of Personnel and . His area of the cost of children, education secondary schools. Toni-Anne is a for the Museum of Old and New Development. specialisation is ancient Greek and performance and labour markets. Fellow of the College. Art (Mona), where he has worked Roman philosophy, although he Paul also provides specialist since 2010, focusing on strategic also works in contemporary virtue consulting services for Tasmanian planning for Mona’s tourism and Mr Robbie Arnott ethics. Dirk completed his PhD in organisations and has examined Mr Dean Cooper cultural activities. As a Tasmanian- Philosophy at Ohio State University such issues as death taxes, workers born marketer, Daniel is passionate Robbie was a 2019 Sydney Morning in 1992. Since then he has worked compensation and the value of Dean was a lawyer for over forty about the Tasmanian tourism Herald Best Young Novelist and at King’s College, London (1992-94) the Antarctic services. Paul is the years before retiring in September industry and bringing more people won the Margaret Scott Prize in the and (1994-2013). president of the TAS Branch of the 2019. Throughout his career, he to experience what our state 2019 Tasmanian Premier’s Literary He has been a Visiting Fellow at the Economics Society and makes practised predominantly as a civil offers. Daniel is also a Director Prizes. His widely acclaimed debut, Institute of Classical Studies at the public presentations and conducts litigator working on personal injury and Deputy Chair for Destination Flames (2018), was shortlisted for a University of London (2000) and interviews for local media on wide and workers compensation cases. Southern Tasmania, the regional Victorian Premier’s Literary Award, the Institute for Advanced Study range of topics. Paul is a Fellow and Dean is a licensed Inquiry Agent tourism organisation for southern a Premier’s at Princeton (2010-2011). He is a an alumnus of Jane Franklin Hall. and continues to work investigating Tasmania. He is a Fellow and Fellow of the Australian Academy accidents. Dean has been a an alumnus of Jane Franklin of Humanities (2008) in both the Shanghai, China. He is the Editor- Fellow of Jane Franklin Hall since Hall (2006–2008), a dedicated Philosophy and Classics sections. Dr Lesley Borowitzka in-Chief of the Journal of Applied 2005, where he attempts to make backyard cricket rep in his time at Dirk is a Fellow of Jane Franklin Phycology, and past President students understand the reality college and member of the 2007 Hall. A Fellow of the College, Lesley is International Phycological Society, of being a litigation lawyer. In this winning Car Rally team. an Anglican priest in the parish the Asia-Pacific Society of Applied role, Dean prompts law students to of Channel-Cygnet. Previously Phycology, the International consider an alternate pathway at Mr Andrew Billing she was a priest in Perth, Western Society of Applied Phycology, the end of their law degree. Dean Ms Devina Ahluwalia Australia. Lesley started her journey and was Chair of the WA Branch has been involved in the horse Andrew grew up in Devonport, on to ordination around 2000, having of the Australian Biotechnology racing industry for virtually his Devina graduated from the the north west coast of Tasmania previously been a researcher, Association. Michael has wide whole life, combining his knowledge University of Tasmania in 2005 and and moved to to study a manager and company director of commercial experience and of the law with his love of horses. spent three years at Jane Franklin Bachelor of Pharmacy. He resided several commercial biotechnology has worked in senior positions Dean was appointed Honorary Hall while studying for a Bachelor at Jane Franklin Hall for the duration companies. She retains an active in industry, is a Fellow of the Legal Counsel for Harness Racing of Arts degree. She then moved of his degree, working at the interest in science, especially Australian Institute of Company Australia in 1994, a position he still back to her home country, India, college as a Resident Assistant biotechnology, and enjoys research Directors and is on the board holds. He was a Director of Racing and worked there for a short phase before graduating in 2016. Andrew and teaching on the boundaries of several companies. As well Australia and continues to chair the before moving to Switzerland, is now a community pharmacist of science and theology. She has as teaching marine biology at annual thoroughbred Chairmen where she has worked in different and is currently working in a busy two PhD’s, one in microbiology he founded of Stewards Conference. Dean has capacities within the United Nations pharmacy in southern Tasmania. from UNSW and the most recent in and taught a course in business been a Director of Tote Tasmania system for several years now. In In addition to the usual tasks of theology. Lesley’s interests are in planning and entrepreneurship for and Chairman of the Racing 2010, Devina completed a Masters a community pharmacist, he is the historical interactions between biotechnology students, a course Integrity Assurance Board. In 2009, Literary Award, a also qualified as an immunising science and religion, the ethics of which later became part of the he was appointed to the Board of Literary Award, the Readings Prize pharmacist, helping to protect GM technology and reproductive Entrepreneurship Programme in Tasracing and was Chairman for for New Australian Fiction and the community from vaccine technology. the Business School. Michael is three years before stepping down Not the Booker Prize. Robbie is preventable diseases. In addition the Deputy Senior Fellow and a in November 2018. To enhance his also a Senior Copywriter at Red to dispensing medications and member of the Jane Franklin Hall positions on the various Boards, Jelly, an advertising agency in giving advice on over the counter Prof Michael Borowitzka Council. Dean returned to UTAS and Hobart. Before that he worked as remedies for minor ailments, his completed a week-long intensive a copywriter at AJF Partnership in primary tasks include liaising Michael is Professor of Marine Company Directors course. Melbourne. Robbie was at Jane with doctors and other medical Phycology at Murdoch University Dr Toni-Anne Carroll for two years in 2008 and 2009. professionals, conducting meds in Perth. He has worked on the Toni-Anne was a resident of Jane He was the Sports Rep in 2009. He checks for patients and providing commercialisation of algae for Franklin Hall in 1978 where she was graduated from the University of opioid substitution services to the over 40 years since obtaining his an active member of the student Tasmania in 2012 with a combined community. PhD at the . body, participating in sports and Bachelor of Arts (English) and Michael has held positions as debating. She graduated with a Business (Marketing). adjunct Professor at the University Dr Paul Blacklow of Technology Sydney, The Bachelor of Science (1981) and Borneo Marine Research Institute a Master of Education (2000) Paul is a lecturer in econometrics in Malaysia and the Institute of from the University of Tasmania. and microeconomics at the Botany, University of Salzburg in Originally a dairy technologist University of Tasmania. He Austria. He is an advisor in marine and then a microbiologist with specialises in modelling the science to the Ocean University, Cadbury/Schweppes, Toni-Anne behaviour and choices of changed career to a Secondary

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Dr George Cresswell Mr Michael Fortescue Assoc. Prof Mark Harrison She’s been lucky enough to go Fellow of the Australian Marketing to Antarctica twice, meeting a Institute; Certified Practicing George is a graduate of the Born in 1954, Michael has Mark is a former diplomat in the few penguins and seals on her Marketer; Certificate in Digital University of and lived, studied and worked in Australian Department of Foreign adventures and swimming in the Marketing. Sue is currently studying the University of Alaska. Early in Melbourne, Canberra, Hobart, Affairs (DFAT) and Senior Executive icy water. One of her expeditions the MOOCs courses on Dementia his career he studied the aurora in Paris. Conservatorium UTAS, Service officer in the Australian was as part of the Homeward and Dementia Prevention at the Antarctica, Alaska and Canada and Conservatoire Lili with Nadia Customs Service. Mark is now Bound initiative, a women in University of Tasmania. Sue was then worked as an oceanographer Boulanger, Jan Sedivka, Francois a Consultant to the Centre for science leadership program which inducted into the 2017 Tasmanian with CSIRO for several decades. Rabbath, New Improvisers Action Customs and Excise Studies at has recently been the subject Honour Roll of Women for her He has a love of adventure that is Group for Gnostic and Rythmic , and is an of a documentary. Called ‘The service to government, business reflected in many sea voyages on Awareness, Greg Kingston and Associate Professor of Law at that Leadership’ the film premiered at and industry. the ships of seven nations and in his Vopmir, game club, FOCM, folk University. He graduated in Arts the Sydney Film Festival in June year in Antarctica that included a nose, 3 well-dressed poets and 2 and Law from the ANU in 1976. He 2020. lengthy tractor train journey. In 2006 serious musicians, TAAB, Ozco, AYO, completed the Graduate Diploma Assoc Prof Damien Holloway George received the Australian Mountain Festival, Kickstart Arts and in International law at ANU in 1985 Marine Sciences Association TSO for donkey’s years. Colour blue, and was admitted to practice as a The Hon Sue Hickey MP Damien lectures in civil and number 5, Janis Joplin, Eric Burdon, Barrister of the Supreme Court of mechanical engineering at the Victoria de los Angeles, Guiseppe NSW in 1991. Mark was awarded the In 2018 Sue was elected to the State University of Tasmania and is di Stefano, Claude Debussy, J S Master of International Customs Parliament as Member for Denison involved in research on the effects most of his career, he has extensive Bach, Michelangelo, Kurt Schwitters, Law and Administration by the (now Clark). She was elected to of waves on fast catamarans, experience in the policy making Italian, French, Russian food, in 2006 the position of Speaker of the structural health monitoring, and process. Jonno was the Deputy language, literature. Freelance. and completed the Graduate House by the Parliament. In 2011, building acoustics. He is particularly Chief of Staff for Premier Will Certificate in Higher Education at Sue was elected as an Alderman interested in anything with some Hodgman. Since his election to the UC in 2008. Mark served in DFAT of the Hobart City Council. As a nice mathematics in it but tries Australian Senate in 2016, Jonno Mr Mark Habner and the Australian Embassies in Past President of The Rotary Club hard not to get too carried away has been an active participant on Moscow and Vienna between 1976 of Hobart, Sue has a 37-year with the mathematics with his Senate committees and served Mark has over 25 years’ experience and 1989. He joined the Australian history with many not-for-profit students. He has worked briefly in as Chair of the Community in both the private equity and Customs Service in 1989 as Head organisations emanating from a civil engineering consultancy, a Affairs Legislation Committee operations consulting sector in the of the International department. her time as Miss Tasmania (1979) major project being the West Coast and Chair of the Environment and USA, Australia and Europe. He is On leaving Customs in 2001, Mark and she was recently awarded a Wilderness Railway restoration. Communications Committee. He co-founder and CEO of New York helped establish the Centre for His passion outside work is music: now serves as Assistant Minister for based BeckWay, leading its three Customs and Excise Studies at the he plays viola, and sometimes Forestry and Fisheries and Assistant divisions, TalentFinders, Trailblazers University of Canberra. Since then, composes and conducts. Before Minister for Regional Tourism. Jonno and Tracking Technologies, and Mark has delivered consulting and studying engineering, Damien is a Jane alumnus and the donor a Partner at Hemingway Capital, training services globally and has studied music and played in the of the Senator Jonathon Duniam the group’s investment business. taught at Universities in Beijing, Australian Youth Orchestra and Jubilee Medal. He is now an adjunct Scholarship. Previously Mark was a Senior Shanghai and Muenster (Germany). various Australian professional professor with the Oceans Institute Managing Director with SSA & After moving to Tasmania in 2010, orchestras. Damien is a Fellow of of UWA, recently participating on Company where he led the firm’s Mark became a Fellow of Jane Jane Franklin Hall. a voyage on RV Investigator. Over Mr Jacob Foreman Capabilities Practices. Prior to Franklin Hall in 2011 and from 2014 to the past decade he has rekindled SSA, Mark was a Partner with 2016 served as Principal. He is now a Jacob Foreman is the Institute his Antarctic interests, tracking RMB Capital Partners, a leading Life Fellow of the College. Communications Officer for the down yarns and photos from mid-market private equity fund Menzies Institute for Medical ageing expeditioners about their in Australia, where he managed Research and their MS Research (mainly unofficial) experiences investments in healthcare, industrial Dr Nicole Hellessey Flagship. Since graduating from the with motorcycles and home-made products and business services. University of Tasmania in 2015 with vehicles down south. These he has Mark commenced his career at Nicole is a marine biologist, a Bachelor of Arts, Jacob has been used to write articles for magazines. Booz & Company. Mark earned his Antarctic expeditioner and Paul Harris Fellowship for her work employed in roles across federal He was recently interviewed about combined degree in the Bachelor researcher in krill biology. As a with Rotary. Elected in 2014 as Lord government, education, mental his year in Antarctica: https:// of Commerce and Bachelor of Laws young girl Nicole loved to learn Mayor of Hobart, Sue was only the health, and finance as a marketing vimeo.com/415776119 George is a (Honors) from the University of about animals and science. second female Lord Mayor for the and communications professional. Fellow of Jane Franklin Hall. Tasmania. He graduated with a MBA Growing up she wanted to be City. Sue is previously the Managing Growing up in Tasmania, Jacob with Distinction from Northwestern a dolphin trainer at Sea World, Director of Slick Promotions has always wanted to use his skills University (Kellogg) and is a CPA so decided to study whales and Pty Ltd. Sue is the 2007 Telstra to help his fellow Tasmanians Senator Jonathon Duniam (Australia). He is the Chairman dolphins, becoming a marine Tasmanian Businesswoman of the which led him to seek out roles with of the University of Tasmania biologist. Having recently Year and the 2007 Yellow Pages Jonathon is a proud sixth organisations like the Mental Health Foundation (USA). Mark is an completed her PhD at the Institute Businesswoman of the Year. Other generation Tasmanian with strong Council of Tasmania, the Australian alumnus of Jane Franklin Hall and of Marine and Antarctic Studies accreditations include: Master of family roots planted in the North Bureau of Statistics and Jane donates the annual Jill and Wayne (IMAS), Nicole is now a Postdoctoral Business Administration (MBA) West of the state. Having previously Franklin Hall. Habner Scholarship in honour of his Fellow at the Georgia Institute of UTAS 2012; Fellow of the Australian worked in the public service for parents. Technology, Atlanta, USA. Institute of Company Directors;

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Mr Stephen Hosie Mr Wayne Johnson Poverty and Social Protection, Mr David Long Prof Tim McCormack Mr Simon McCulloch and Energy and Economic Growth Stephen Hosie is a Management A lawyer by profession, Wayne is (EEG). Nicholas is a member of the David is a Primary School teacher Tim is Professor of Law and Simon is the ABC’s 7pm weather Consultant with the Boston a Jane alumnus, a former senior COVID-19 International Modelling and has been for thirty years. He is Dean of the Faculty of Law at the presenter in Tasmania, juggling Consulting Group (BCG) in resident and a Fellow of the College. Consortium (CoMo Consortium), employed at Trinity Anglican School University of Tasmania. He is also that role with his work as a Manager Melbourne, specialising in strategy Wayne has worked in private set up by the University of Oxford, in Cairns, Far North Queensland. Special Adviser on International at the Bureau of Meteorology in the Public Sector and Health legal practice, for British and in collaboration with OPM. He is After attending university in Humanitarian Law to the Prosecutor (currently the State Manager). Care. After growing up on the Australian Governments including currently involved in carrying out Tasmania, for a short period of of the International Criminal Court Simon completed a Bachelor north-west coast of Tasmania, he as an investigator of corporate infectious disease modelling to time he worked in Victoria before (ICC) in the Hague; honorary of Science with Honours in studied Engineering and Business misconduct, ministerial adviser, advise stakeholders on limiting heading up to a more tropical Professorial Fellow at the Melbourne mathematics. Joining the Bureau at UTAS. Following a short spell as legal policy officer, mediator and the spread of COVID-19. Prior to climate. Dave has established a University Law School; inaugural of Meteorology in 1989 and gaining a civil engineer in Tasmania and courts administrator. Currently a joining OPM, Nicholas worked as recognised chess program and Department of Foreign Affairs and a Grad Dip in Meteorology. Simon studying economics at ANU, he senior manager in the Tasmanian a post-doctoral researcher with has developed an enthusiastic field Trade (DFAT) Visiting Legal Fellows has been a forecaster for over joined NAB and had a wide range Public Service, Wayne is a member the Vaccine Impact Modelling hockey community. Both these 20 years in Tasmania in a variety of roles from foreign exchange of the Cascade Female Factory Consortium, Imperial College clubs are extremely popular, and of local roles and for a period in markets to group strategy. Since World Heritage Site advisory London on developing vaccine he has coached both chess and Sydney working at Sydney Airport. joining BCG in 2015, he’s worked committee. He is a member of impact and disease burden hockey teams at State and National Along the way Simon completed on strategy projects across the Football Tasmania Women’s estimates. He also worked as an levels. Enthusiastic to push kids an MBA in 2001 to help move into Australia and the Middle East. Committee and the President of independent consultant, where to strive for the very best, try new management roles later in his This has included building and the not for profit Hobart Dog Club. he undertook projects relating things, have fun and be successful career. He joined the ABC as a implementing multiple government He is passionate about life-long to health economics. Nicholas learners; all with a philosophy of weather presenter in 2005. Simon reform programs, building learning, leadership, community, completed dual undergraduate kindness is what makes Mr Long, Mr is a Jane alumus, as his wife Anne strategies for gender inclusion sport, Carlton football club. Career Honours degrees in Mathematics Long. Dave is an alumnus of Jane (formerly Handley) who is now a in Saudi Arabia, and recently ambition – to play cricket for and Mechanical Engineering Franklin Hall. lawyer at Edge Legal. supporting a hospital group Australia. from the University of Tasmania. manage the COVID-19 crisis. He was Subsequently, he completed a DPhil at Jane for three years from 2005 (PhD) in Mathematics from the Prof Jeff Malpas Dr Jess Melbourne-Thomas to 2007, with his now wife Emily Dr John Kertesz University of Oxford. After his DPhil, Jeff has had a long career Dr Jess Melbourne-Thomas Krushka. They still spend as much he completed an MSc in Health time as they can catching up with John is the Lecturer in Applied in academics, training as a grew up exploring Tasmania’s Learning in the School of Education Technology Assessment from the philosopher, but also working coastline and wilderness and has friends and family across Tasmania University of Glasgow. Nicholas is an (when the borders aren’t closed). at the University of Tasmania. This across architecture, creative arts, gone on to work in the marine online course prepares vocational alumnus of Jane Franklin Hall. geography, history, medicine, environment from the tropics to education teachers and trades management, politics and the poles. She graduated from people to become teachers of sociology. He established the UTAS in 2002 and was a Rhodes Mr Dave Ikedife Dr Amanda Lo their discipline in schools. John Centre for Applied Philosophy and (appointed jointly with Assoc Prof Even though he was born in loves education and identifies as a Mandy trained at the University Ethics at the University of Tasmania. Anthea Roberts from ANU); New Glasgow, Scotland, David reckons teacher rather than an academic. of Tasmania, gaining a BMedSci He is a public commentator in Zealand Law Foundation Visiting that it is pretty safe to call him a This is partly because university and MBBS. A general practitioner, media and with Sir Max Bingham Fellow; and Director of World Vision Tasmanian, particularly given that teaching is his third career! John she has a completed a Diploma argued for the need to establish an Australia. Tim was appointed a he spent his first few years of his life was an intelligence officer in the of Child Health and Fellowship of Ethics Commission in Tasmania. Fellow of the Australian Academy of growing up in Derby in the state’s Australian Army for 20 years with the Royal Australian College of Jeff has worked as a University Law in 2010. Tim graduated from the north east. After attending Scotch postings as diverse as Tokyo General Practitioners (FRACGP). administrator including as Director University of Tasmania with honours Oakburn College in Launceston, (fantastic) and Darwin (hot hot Mandy co-owns and works at of University Collections and has in law in 1982 and completed he studied marine, freshwater hot). Having achieved in that field General Practice Plus, a group of been involved with many research his PhD in international law at and Antarctic biology at UTAS, and wanting a cooler life, John 5 General Practice surgeries in bodies including the Australian Monash University in 1990. He was residing at Jane for 3 memorable retired from the Army and taught Hobart. She has both a clinical Research Council and the European the inaugural Australian recipient years. Since that time his career Japanese from primary through to and an administrative role in the Research Council. To recognise of the Golda Meir Postdoctoral has include both marine and matriculation level in Tasmanian business. She also supervises the breadth and significance of his Fellowship to the Hebrew University freshwater research, which has schools for another 20 years. General Practice registrars in work, the University of Tasmania of Jerusalem and developed a required exploration of Tasmania’s John is Jane’s Senior Fellow and a training. Mandy is the Regional appointing him a Distinguished global reputation for his expertise rugged coastline and unique inland member of the College Council. Representative for Denison for Professor in 2012. Jeff is now in international humanitarian law waterways, with occasional trips the RACGP, Australia’s largest Distinguished Professor Emeritus and in international criminal law Scholar at the University of Oxford further afield. He currently works at professional general practice at UTAS. He is also a Distinguished during 28 years at the Melbourne from 2003-2005. Jess’ research Dr Nicholas Letchford Hydro Tasmania managing their organisation representing urban Visiting Professor at LaTrobe University Law School. Tim is a background is in mathematical aquatic environment program, with and rural GPs. Mandy is interested University. He is a Fellow of the former Vice-principal of Jane modelling and Antarctic climate a particular interest in Tasmania’s Nicholas is an Assistant Consultant Australian Humanities Academy change science. She now works in the Cross-Cutting Portfolio in all aspects of General Practice Franklin Hall and a current Fellow of native fish and fish migration. and enjoys caring for a vast range and a Distinguished Fellow of the the College. as a Knowledge Broker for CSIRO, at Oxford Policy Management Australian Association of Humboldt helping to bridge the gap between (OPM). He works on projects of patient age and demographics. Mandy is a Fellow of Jane Franklin Fellows. Jeff is also a Fellow of Jane complex scientific research and in international development, Franklin Hall. decision-making for sustainability. most recently in Health, Nutrition, Hall.

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on the College Council before exchange scientist within a new at Oreana Financial Services, Isaac family commitments necessitated satellite surveillance program in previously worked at Willis Towers a break. In 2011 John renewed his the United States; and, managing Watson as the Head of Capital ties with the College and is now the technical assessment of a Markets Research in the Asia- a Fellow. He has a keen interest $1.3 billion Defence procurement Pacific. In this role he contributed to in supporting music activities in project for armed reconnaissance asset allocation decisions, macro- the College and also facilitating helicopters. Danelle moved to economic analysis and investment student attendance at the many Sydney where she worked for research for a global company TSO concerts held each year. Thales, an international group with more than $107 billion in serving the Defence, aerospace assets under management and and space, security, and transport $2.3 trillion assets under advisory. Mr Tom Panckridge markets, managing a variety Isaac worked with institutions of R&D programs. Danelle has including major sovereign wealth Born and raised in Hobart, subsequently worked with: funds, government agencies Tasmania, Tom has been an NICTA (National ICT Australia), a and pension funds. Other prior active musician in the Australian government-funded organisation roles include Chief Economist at jazz scene since the age of 14 and conducting research and NSW Treasury Corporation, and has performed and toured both generating start-up companies Manager of Economic Risk at Lloyds nationally and internationally in ICT-related technologies; and, Banking Group. Isaac holds a PhD with dozens of acclaimed artists is currently a program manager in Economics from the University including Gordon Goodwin, with a new medical devices of Sydney in NSW, Australia. Isaac Wycliffe Gordon, James Morrison, company that is bringing to market has also studied at the University of Jeff Clayton and Mat Jodrell. an Australian innovation in pain Oxford in the UK and the University To date, Tom has featured on management therapies. Danelle is of Tasmania. Isaac is a Certified several albums, received one ARIA an alumna of Jane Franklin Hall. Investment Management Analyst® nomination as a contributor and holder through the Investment has appeared as a featured soloist and Wealth InstituteTM. Isaac is an at several prestigious clubs and Mr Jordan Poland alumnus of the College, where he venues throughout Australia. A met his wife Ettia Wolfe (now Ettia graduate of the James Morrison Jordan has been at Jane since 2016 A passionate advocate for research and development, and Poole). Academy of Music, Tom has toured and a residential staff member diversity and gender equality in licensing technology. Madeleine twice in the United States with since 2017 whilst completing science, Jess co-founded the has worked and operated across performances in New Orleans, his Bachelor of Science. He is Homeward Bound project, which multiple jurisdictions. In 2019, Dr Mala Raghavan Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola in New York, currently completing his Honours took the largest ever all female Madeleine was elected to the the legendary Green Mill Jazz Club in Mathematics. Jordan has a Mala is a Lecturer of Economics expedition on a leadership journey Tasmanian Legislative Assembly in Chicago and with the Grammy vast experience of leading group at the Tasmanian School of to Antarctica in 2016. Jess was one as an independent member for the nominated One O’Clock Lab Band in discussions from bible studies Business and Economics, of Australia’s first 30 Superstars of electorate of Clark. Madeleine is a Texas. During these tours Tom has and prayer groups at Jane, his University of Tasmania; a Research STEM and was named Tasmania’s Fellow of Jane Franklin Hall. incorporated visits to several music involvement with his local church, Associate of the Centre for Young Tall Poppy of the Year in educational institutions, including being the President of the University Applied Macroeconomic Analysis, 2015 for her excellence in research, the University of North Texas, The Fellowship of Christians, and his ANU; a Visiting Research Fellow science communication and policy Mr John Panckridge Thelonious Monk Institute in Los experience working in the Outdoor at Malaysian Central Bank, a engagement. She was also one Angeles and The Juilliard School in Education department of St of 12 female scientists globally to John has been a bassoon player New York. Tom is currently working Andrews Cathedral School. Jordan have her portrait featured as a with the Tasmanian Symphony as a freelance trombonist and has loved running the weekly constellation on the ceiling of New Orchestra for over thirty years. teacher in a secondary Catholic Intercambio sessions over the last York’s Grand Central Station as He has toured extensively with school in Melbourne. two years as a way to bring people part of GE’s Balance the Equation concerts around the world. together, to include those who feel campaign. Jess is the 2020 General Manager -Commercial Apart from the regular classical they don’t fit in, and to provide a Tasmanian Australian of the Year. Contracts with Australia’s largest repertoire he has performed with communications company. As the orchestra with artists including Ms Danelle Partridge place to engage in a range of light- a former Tasmanian shadow Kate Ceberano, Missy Higgins and hearted and deep conversations. Danelle graduated from the Minister for Digital Technology, Kate Miller – Heidke. He has also Ms Madeleine Ogilvie MP University of Tasmania with First Madeleine gained expertise in joined in collaborative projects Class Honours in Physics. Whilst at Madeleine is an experienced policy development and legislative with contemporary groups such Dr Isaac Poole University she gained a cadetship business and commercial compliance together with strong as Eskimo Joe, Violent Femmes at the Defence Science and Isaac’s career spans central lawyer with particular expertise stakeholder management skills. and the Ministry of Sound. John’s Technology Organisation (DSTO) banking, risk management, in technology and intellectual Madeleine has worked and advised association with Jane goes back in Adelaide. During her ten years asset allocation and investment property commercialisation. on major projects including many years. He was a resident with DSTO she worked on a variety consulting in major firms in Madeleine has broad based telecommunications infrastructure fellow from 1986 -1990, then of space-based surveillance and Australia, the UK and Hong Kong. skills in business and has network projects, defence industry nonresident fellow between 1992 sensors projects including: as an Now the Chief Investment Officer previously held the role of projects, commercialisation of and 2005, which included a term

16 17 PANELLISTS AND PRESENTERS member of UTAS’s Athena SWAN Tasmania, Jo took up a senior and strategic marketing. Jacquie is Dr Mary Self Ms Caroline Sharpen Antarctica plays such a central role. Self-Assessment Team; and position in an itinerant behavior a former Deputy National President During the International Polar Year a committee member of the support team at Ryde in Sydney and Tasmanian State President Mary is a General Surgeon, Caroline has worked as a senior 2007-2009 he led the international Tasmanian Economic Society. for approximately a year. In recent of the Public Relations Institute of specializing in breast and executive in Australian and US Census of Antarctic Marine Life, a Mala is part of the team of women years, Jo has been teaching as Australia (PRIA). Before establishing endocrine surgery. She has cultural organisations for two biodiversity survey involving 300 who established the Women part of the Launching into Learning Timmins Ray, Jacquie worked with interestsin medical education, decades, and last year became scientists and 15 ships. He was in Economics Network (WEN) programs, working in the field of another Tasmanian consultancy bioethics and biostatistics. She Chief Executive Officer of the the first Director of the University Australia. She is responsible for family engagement in schools and for nearly 10 years, managing graduated from UQ, and worked in Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra. of Tasmania’s Institute for Marine organising the launch of WEN in also at the Burnie Child and Family a portfolio of major clients and Qld for several years, commencing Caroline trained as a musician and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) and Tasmania in 2017 and is currently Centre. A deep interest in the social, providing specialist counsel on her general surgical training but then followed an opportunity was appointed Professor Emeritus the state representative, sitting emotional and trauma issues she a diversity of issues, ranging there, before moving to Tasmania. to move into the administration in the Institute in 2013. Michael is a on the National Committee. Mala encountered through her work, from strategic communication Here she completed her surgical of music organisations which member of the Jane Franklin Hall earned her PhD in Econometrics lead Jo to complete the Graduate and stakeholder engagement to training, gained her FRACS, became went on to include the Sydney Council, previously serving as Chair. from Monash University and has Diploma in Counselling in 2018. media/publicity and reputation interested in medical education, Symphony Orchestra and Musica more than 20 year’s of teaching Most recently she has developed a management. In London, Jacquie and worked as a locum surgeon Viva Australia. Another opportunity experience at undergraduate and passionate interest in Child Centred held the executive position of and casual lecturer at UTAS for led to setting up a firm, SharpenCIC, Ms Anna Tayler postgraduate levels at various Play Therapy (CCPT) and has Manager Communication and a few years. She then did further which provided strategic and universities across two continents nearly completed a CCPT Clinical Engagement in a high-profile, joint training in breast surgery at revenue development advice for Working with people-centred – Australia and Asia (Malaysia, Training Program and hopes to be initiative between the UK Ministry Westmead Hospital in Sydney and creative industries organisations, leaders, Anna works with whole Singapore and Hong Kong). She able to grow this kind of work in the of Defence and Department of in St Vincent’s Hospital, Dublin. After governments and universities. She systems to measure, design and joined the University of Tasmania school setting to support children Environment. Jacquie has been that, she pursued an interest in was a Fellow at the John F. Kennedy deliver tailored wellbeing strategies in July 2011. Prior to that she held where trauma has interrupted their an industry mentor to Journalism, Medical Ethics, gaining a Masters in Center for the Performing Arts in that leverage off systems strengths. academic positions at Monash learning and development. Jo is an Media and Communication Applied Ethics – Health Care, and Washington DC (2003-2004), holds Drawing upon the latest tools, University and RMIT University. Mala alumna of Jane Franklin Hall. students at the University of worked in various places including a Master of Business Administration research and methodologies from is a Fellow of Jane Franklin Hall. Tasmania. She holds a Bachelor Rockhampton, St Vincent’s (MBA) from the Macquarie the fields of Positive Psychology, of Arts degree with majors in Sydney, and Tralee (County Kerry, Graduate School of Management Appreciative Inquiry and Wellbeing, Ms Jacquie Ray Journalism/Media Studies and Ireland). Mary returned to beautiful and, proudly, achieved her Bachelor Ms Jo Rann French from UTAS. Tasmania in 2005, and since then of Music (Honours I) and Graduate Jacquie is the Managing Director of has worked as a Staff Specialist Diploma in Music at the University of After graduating with a B.Ed. in Timmins Ray Public Relations. Over Surgeon at RHH and a Senior Tasmania. early childhood teaching, Jo’s her 15-year career as a strategic Mr Matt Rundle Lecturer at University of Tasmania. work has included early childhood communication specialist, Jacquie She has completed a Grad Dip in teaching, Launching into Learning, has advised and counselled state Matt is a registered pharmacist Biostatistics and currently working Prof Michael Stoddart family engagement roles (as and federal government agencies, with over 10 years’ experience. towards a Masters. Mary teaches Learning in Families Together public corporations and NGOs in Matt completed his Bachelor of surgery to Year 3 medical students, Michael was trained as a zoologist Coordinator), Support Teacher Australia and the United Kingdom. Pharmacy at the University of as well as to Year 5 students during at the Universities of Aberdeen and and Early Childhood Intervention. She has particular expertise in Tasmania and resided at Jane their clinical rotations. She is also Oxford before being appointed Her favourite part of the job is to crisis and issues management, Franklin Hall for two of these years. involved in teaching and curriculum Lecturer, and later Reader in engage with the child AND family. stakeholder and community Matt was also a Resident Fellow development for RACS courses Zoology at King’s College, London This grew to include her passion engagement, media and publicity at Jane Franklin Hall following the delivered to surgical trainees. Mary University. He has written four field of working with vulnerable completion of his degree. During is a keen amateur musician. She books on the mammalian sense children and their families his pharmacy career, Matt has enjoys playing piano with various of smell and published over 120 which has included additional practiced both in community and chamber groups and can often research papers. He was awarded roles as a Family Partnership hospital pharmacy and has been be seen playing viola (sometimes a Doctorate of Science from the Training Facilitator, and Circle a manager and business owner. violin) in community orchestras in University of Aberdeen in the of Security Parenting Facilitator. Matt’s passion has been oncology Hobart and in the Australian and 1990s for his work on mammalian In 1997 Jo was able to combine pharmacy and cancer care which Victorian Doctors’ Orchestras. With olfactory ecology. In 1985 he was her two great loves, teaching has led to his current role as Site some keen students, she founded appointed to the Chair of Zoology Anna supports organisations and travel, by participating in Manager of Icon Cancer Centre the Tasmanian Medical Orchestra at the University of Tasmania and and individuals to help build an exchange teaching program Hobart. In this diverse role, Matt in 2014, which provides an in 1994 joined the University of New wellbeing confidence, motivation to Edmonton, Canada. Upon her oversees site operations, finances opportunity for students in Health England as Deputy Vice-Chancellor. and capabilities. Using a whole- return to Australia, Jo worked in and strategic planning. He is also Sciences (and others) to play music In 1998 he returned to Hobart system approach, Anna involves learning support for the Education currently completing his Masters together for fun. Mary is a Fellow of as Chief Scientist of Australia’s all voices and ideas to propel Department as part of a multi- of Business Administration (MBA) Jane Franklin Hall. Antarctic Program, a position organisations into a future they disciplinary team, focusing on through , QLD. In he held for 10 years. He oversaw want to see... chaos, fun and supporting the additional needs his spare time, Matt enjoys keeping the transformation of Australia’s magic are guaranteed! Anna has of primary students and working fit, competing in triathlon events program of scientific research in post-graduate qualifications in along-side student support teams as well as spending time with his Antarctica to fit Australia’s science Career Guidance and Positive with and for high school students beautiful wife Abby and cheeky 3 and innovation strategy, and to Psychology and has worked in a who were disengaged from school. year old son, Harry. contribute strongly to its emerging number of Universities around the Whilst most of this work was in climate change agenda in which world in the Careers and leadership

18 19 PANELLISTS AND PRESENTERS departments, supporting, coaching Her Excellency, Professor the and empowering students in their Honourable Kate Warner AC next steps after University. She loves walking alongside people, Tasmania’s 28th Governor, discovering together their unique Professor Warner, was previously talents and strengths and how they Professor, Faculty of Law, at the can tap into these to make the University of Tasmania and Director changes they want to see and has of the Tasmania Law Reform a particular passion around mental Institute. She has also in her career wellness and wellbeing. Anna is a at the University held the positions Fellow of Jane. of Dean, Faculty of Law, and Head of School. Following her appointment as Governor, she was made a Dr Philip Thomson Professor Emeritus. Her Excellency was a Commissioner of the Philip studied at UTAS as did his four Tasmanian Gaming Commission, millenial children. He graduated with a particular interest in in 1974. He skipped off to WA with regulation, gaming policy and harm his wife Carmel for a few years minimisation. Professor Warner had where he trained as a GP. They got been a Member of the Sentencing around the state and worked in Advisory Council since 2010 and some country areas, including a assisted with the preparation of stint with the Flying Doctor Service. the Council’s discussion papers They loved the warm weather and Affairs as well as the International and reports. She was a Member the leisurely lifestyle. However, they Health and Medicine Service. During hankered for a bit more variety with his career Bryan has developed the weather, as well as missing their an interest in wilderness medicine, family and friends. Back in Tassie, enjoying a stint on Macquarie Philip worked as a solo country GP Island as Expedition Medical Officer in the Port Arthur area and Carmel and organising the Wilderness was busy bringing up the children. Medical Course at the University. Despite having many amazing and He also has a strong interest in strange experiences, they decided hyperbaric medicine. A current that a better life-balance was examiner of international medical needed. He spent over 3 decades graduates, Bryan has also been an as a partner at the Cascade Road examiner for College of Emergency Medical Centre before hanging up Medicine (ACEM). He has also Commission and the Australian Tasmania in 1991, which has since the learning experience. After his stethoscope at the end of 2018. been involved with the Australian Law Reform Commission. She is a become an indispensable tool for graduating, Louise taught at various His business has grown into General Medical Association (AMA), serving Foundation Fellow of the Australian judges and magistrates. She is a secondary schools in NSW and Practice Plus which is well-known as the Tasmanian President during Academy of Law in 2007; Visiting member of the editorial boards of completed her MA at Macquarie throughout Hobart. Philip was a the 1990s. Bryan is a keen sailor Fellow All Souls College Oxford in Current Issues in Criminal Justice; University. When the CSIRO Jane Fellow from 1990 -2003 as well and rower, teaching primary 2009; received the University of Women Against Violence; and Marine Laboratories, where her as the college doctor for some of school children at Franklin Primary Tasmania Distinguished Service the Criminal Law Journal. She that time His duties included visiting School and supporting people with Medal in 2013; and the Women contributed the annual Sentencing students at unsociable hours and disability to enjoy the water through Lawyers Award for Leadership in Review to the Criminal Law Journal suturing a few in his kitchen! Philip Sailability. He is the owner of an 2013. She has been nominated from 1998 until 2014. Related to her is responsible for the Medical ocean racer, Invincible and raced as a finalist in the Tasmanian role with the Tasmania Law Reform Museum which lives at Jane. He regularly on the Derwent Bryan is of the Board of Legal Education; Australian of the Year Award. In Institute, she has written a number again became a Fellow when COMA also Vice President of the Collection a Member of the Council of Law December 2016 she was made a of papers and reports for the Board. moved in during 2017. of Medical Artefacts (COMA) Reporting; and Director, Centre Fellow of the Australian and New Her Excellency is an Honorary Fellow housed at the College. Bryan is a for Legal Studies. In addition to Zealand Society of Criminology. of Jane Franklin Hall. fellow of the college. working with the Tasmania Law Her Excellency graduated with a Dr Bryan Walpole AM Reform Institute on its projects, she Bachelor of Laws (Honours) from the University of Tasmania in 1970, Dr Louise Wells Bryan is a semi-retired emergency had been involved in providing advice and submissions on rape and a Master of Laws in 1978. She physician and a previous Director Louise spent her undergraduate law reform, drug diversion and served as associate to the former of the Royal Hobart Hospital years at the University of New mental health diversion programs Chief Justice, Sir Stanley Burbury, in Emergency Department. He England (BA, Dip Ed) living in Mary and abortion law reform. She the early 1970s. She has published continues to undertake locum White College and thoroughly also assisted other law reform numerous journal articles, book work through the auspices of the enjoyed College life, believing it bodies nationally including the chapters and law reform reports. Department of Trade and Foreign can enhance university life and New South Wales Law Reform She first published Sentencing in

20 21 PANELLISTS AND PRESENTERS husband worked, were relocated Nicki has frequently travelled on working for the AAD Nicki completed from Sydney to Hobart in 1983, vessels in voyage management post graduate studies in Maritime Louise continued her teaching at roles, most recently as Voyage Business and Logistics at the Hobart schools and in the Classics Leader on RSV Aurora Australis Australian Maritime College. Nicki is Department at the University of on the vessel’s final voyage with an alumna of Jane Franklin Hall. Tasmania. Louise is now retired. the Australian Antarctic Program. Her PhD in Classics from UTAS was Nicki has extensive experience published in 1998 and focussed in the planning and delivery of Prof Rob White on the Greek language of healing. logistics support, with a particular Louise’s special interests are interest in supporting science. Rob is a leading figure in Australian ancient languages (especially After graduating with Bachelor of criminology and is a Distinguished Greek) and the healing practices of Science with Honours (Zoology) Professor of Criminology at the ancient civilisations. Louise is a Life from the University of Tasmania University of Tasmania. He is Fellow of Jane Franklin Hall. Nicki immediately went to work an internationally recognised for the World Heritage Area criminologist, having published unit of Parks and Wildlife as a over 40 books and over 250 articles Ms Nicki Wicks Scientific Project Officer. Working and book chapters. Rob is on the primarily on environmental leading edge of international Nicki is Senior Operations Officer impacts of recreational activity in research in the area of ‘green for Shipping at the Australian the Southwest Wilderness World criminology’, which explores issues Antarctic Division (AAD). Her role Heritage Area for 8 years, a trip of environmental harm, ecocide, encompasses the operational to Macquarie Island to assess the threats to biodiversity and climate planning and delivery of logistics impacts of human activity (via alien change. Another area of interest support for operations and species introductions) triggered her is ‘innovative justice’, that deals science projects undertaken in move to the AAD and eventually her with offender rehabilitation, prison Australia’s Antarctic and sub current role with a few interesting abolition, diversion from criminal Antarctic territories. In addition experiences along the way. Whilst justice institutions, and addressing to Australian based operations victim needs. Rob is a foundation

member of the International ran against Prime Minister John Working Group on Green Howard at the 2004 federal Criminology, a former executive election and wrote an account member of the Australian and New of his experience, Axis of Deceit. Zealand Society of Criminology, and Prior to his work in ONA Andrew former member of the Tasmanian served in the Army where he Sentencing Advisory Council. He rose to the rank of lieutenant is presently a member of Just colonel. He has also worked in Desserts, a drug court diversion senior management roles with support group, and a Tasmanian the American defence contractor Patron of the national Justice Raytheon and run a small business. Reform Initiative. Rob is a Fellow of Andrew’s qualifications include a Jane. Bachelor of Arts, Graduate Diploma of Management and Graduate Diploma of Defence Studies. Awards Mr Andrew Wilkie MP Andrew has received include the Australian Intelligence Community Andrew’s is the Federal member Medallion (twice), Australia for Clark (previously Denison). Day Achievement Medallion, In that role, Andrew has served He was the only serving intelligence UN Association of Australia on the Parliamentary Joint official to resign from the Office Whistleblower Award, Australian Committee on Intelligence and of National Assessments (ONA) in Plaintiff Lawyers Association Civil Security and was the Chairperson protest over the Iraq war before Justice Award and Free Speech of the Parliamentary Joint Select the invasion. He subsequently Victoria Voltaire Award. Committee on Gambling Reform.

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