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Scholarships encourage equity: forum discusses way forward News at Curtin

https://www.curtin.edu.au/news/media-release/scholarships-encourage-equity-forum-discusses-way-forward/

Professor Sue Trinidad, NCSEHE Director, said need-based scholarships form an important part of a student-centred, whole-of-university approach to equity. ... The scholarship program should be targeted and efficient, and deliver on its objective to

Humanities team wins Vice Chancellor’s award News at Curtin

https://www.curtin.edu.au/news/humanities-team-wins-vice-chancellors-award-2/

Humanities Dean of Teaching and Learning, Professor Sue Trinidad, said the program would allow students to select either single or double ... By removing boundaries between study areas, the BA (Humanities) allows students to combine subjects and create

High impact research to target higher education equity students News at Curtin

https://www.curtin.edu.au/news/media-release/high-impact-research-to-target-higher-education-equity-students/

Professor Sue Trinidad, Director, NCSEHE, congratulated the successful candidates. “Higher education is key to people from disadvantaged backgrounds achieving their potential,” Professor Trinidad said.

Entrepreneur to chair National Centre for Student Equity board News at Curtin

https://www.curtin.edu.au/news/media-release/entrepreneur-chair-national-centre-student-equity-board/

Professor Sue Trinidad, Director of NCSEHE, said Ms Watson-Lynn’s experience made her the ideal chair candidate to oversee the Centre’s strategic direction. ... practice to ensure better outcomes for all students,” Professor Trinidad said.

New grant to attract quality teachers to remote schools News at Curtin

https://www.curtin.edu.au/news/media-release/new-grant-to-attract-quality-teachers-to-remote-schools/

Curtin’s Humanities Dean of Teaching and Learning, Professor Sue Trinidad said the project will strengthen the capacity and credibility of universities to prepare rural, regional and remote educators. ... areas as they have no experience outside the

E Learning benefits higher education students with disabilities News at Curtin

https://www.curtin.edu.au/news/media-release/e-learning-benefits-higher-education-students-disabilities/

NCSEHE Director, Professor Sue Trinidad, said the findings supported future planning of online programs to gain a higher education qualification. ... cohort,” Professor Trinidad said.

Mentorship programs perform well for equity students News at Curtin

https://www.curtin.edu.au/news/media-release/mentorship-programs-perform-well-equity-students/

NCSEHE Director Professor Sue Trinidad affirmed the value of this evidence-based research, highlighting the growing number of universities using such strategies to support their equity students. ... The breadth of this research – geographically and

Final year student benefits from work opportunity News at Curtin

https://www.curtin.edu.au/news/media-release/final-year-student-benefits-work-opportunity/

Eric receives mentoring support from Professor Bert Veenendaal (Head) and Professor Geoff West of the Department of Spatial Sciences. ... The NCSEHE is committed to the user-friendly dissemination of Australian higher education equity performance

Prestigious board members join national equity centre at Curtin News at Curtin

https://www.curtin.edu.au/news/media-release/prestigious-board-members-join-national-equity-centre-at-curtin/

NCSEHE Director Professor Sue Trinidad said the Advisory Board was an important support to the governance of the Centre, and recognised the collective knowledge, insight and commitment to student equity of ... As we welcome our new Advisory Board members,

Curtin home for national student equity centre for another three years News at Curtin

https://www.curtin.edu.au/news/media-release/curtin-home-national-student-equity-centre-another-three-years/

NCSEHE Director Professor Sue Trinidad said the influence of the Centre’s work had implications beyond the Australian higher education sector, with the establishment of worldwide partnerships and collaborative projects. ... promote innovation in the