Dark winter months are discouraging female runners.

Associate Professor Mary Illiadis, Deakin Network against Gendered Violence, talks on abc about how many women no longer feel safe going for a post-work run.
Listen here:
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📢Calling all poets.

Geelong Libraries annual Local Word Poetry Prize is open!
If you're an emerging or established writer, send up 75 lines of poetry to take part.

🎖You could win $2000 + Deakin mentoring session + publishing on local channels
Read on: ow.ly/coi250R2UXt

How can teachers support ‘underachieving high-achievers? Deakin’s Dr Maria Nicholas Maria Nicholas and A/Prof Andrew Skourdoumbis Andrew Skourdoumbis discuss new research that identifies the ways that teachers can have a positive impact on gifted students.
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Explore a teaching career in a regional or rural school
Join our free webinar to learn about incentives to help you make the move.
Hear from teachers based in regional and rural schools and learn about their experiences.
Thurs 21 March at 5pm
Register: tinyurl.com/swum75zp

We're grateful that Final Draft and CoverFly are sponsoring our best Achievement in Screenplay award.
Good luck to nominees at our Film & Television Honours screening at LIDO Cinemas, Sunday.
Find out more about Deakin’s Film, TV and Animation courses
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'The range of things I can do with design is huge and I was excited at the idea of exploring all my options within this industry.'
Jesse Williams
Design graduate.

Find out more about Deakins design and creative arts courses: tinyurl.com/srs7kas

Huge congrats to Emeritus Prof Clare Bradford for being awarded the 19th International Brothers Grimm Award for research in Children's Literature 🥇 Prof Bradford was recognised for her contributions to children's literature scholarship and her leadership. Well done! 👏 🎉 📚

Opening this week at the Deakin University Art Gallery is the exhibition 'Conversations in space', presenting the creative practices of emerging, mid-career and established artists alongside each other. More info 👉 buff.ly/3UCZrz8
Credit: Noriko Nakamura, Milking my heart, 2019

Deakin University Associate Professor Dr Josh Roose says economic challenges over the last 10 years has brought an increase of extreme political views.

Watch here: tinyurl.com/5n6fjnjy

A small majority of Australians continue to support the celebration of Australia Day on January 26, support for this position is declining.

Read more findings from a Deakin poll:
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Experience a new way of learning at Nyaal. Learn in a 360 theatre, a circular think tank for collaboration, deliberation and problem-solving; and be part of real-world scenarios with audio and visual simulations in a flexible learning and event space.
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🎶 Calling all musicians! We are looking for acoustic performers to perform at our Alumni Awards, March 6th 2024. Apply now with your details and a sample of your work, before the 19th of January! i.mtr.cool/falwvnhbcw

Congratulations to REDI’s Ly Tran who has been recognised by ISC Research as an influential educator of 2023. The award recognises her impact on the international education community through social media. Find out more: buff.ly/3Hch5Sv

Shane came from a building trade and changed careers to become a teacher.
youtube.com/watch?v=zSstQS…
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Postgraduate writing and literature @deakin course information webinar deakin.yt/pg-writing-lit

Our education and teaching course finder tool makes it easy for you to find the right course to suit your interests, experience and career aspirations. deakin.edu.au/study/find-a-c…

Commonwealth Teaching Scholarships - round 1 - Applications close on 14 January 2024 deakin.edu.au/teaching-schol…

Jack wanted to change careers - Deakin University’s Employment Based Pathway provided the opportunity for Jack to be employed in a school while completing his teaching qualification.
deakin.yt/malt-jack

ABC Radio National features a discussion on how people started to experience a strange sense of temporal distortion during the lockdowns at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
abc.net.au/listen/program…