Australian Institute / Curtin University / Macquarie University / Melbourne Institute / University’s Broome campus / The University of Notre Dame Australia / Indigenous Institute / University of Western Australia / University of Melbourne / Institute of Chartered Accountants / Murdoch University / Edith Cowan University / /
IndustryTerm
web presence / Online Learning / risk management / online technologies / online community / /
Organization
University of Melbourne / Indigenous Institute / Accounting Learning Outcomes / Tertiary Institutions Service Centre / Department of Industry / Innovation / Science / Research / and Tertiary Education / Curtin University / Secondary Education Authority / Business School / Macquarie University / Australian Public Service / Higher Education Division / Edith Cowan University / Centre for Aboriginal Studies / Australian Learning and Teaching Council / Office for Learning and Teaching / Academic Council / University of Western Australia / Academic Enabling and Support Centre / Murdoch University / Australian Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies / Melbourne Institute for Indigenous Development / Institute of Chartered Accountants / for us all / University of Notre Dame Australia / Carrick Institute / /
Person
Bev Thiele / Dean / Arshad Omari / Steve Hoath / Phil Hancock / Keith McNaught / Suzi Hewlett / Robyn Quin / Aboriginal Strait Islander / Christine Asmar / Susan Page / Torres Strait Islander / /
Position
Executive Officer / Professor of Accounting and Associate Dean / Editor / Vice-President / General Manager / mathematics teacher / Deputy Vice Chancellor / Academic Chair / a Deputy / Chief Operating Officer / CPA / Professor / Director / Deputy Vice-Chancellor / Plenary sessions Keynote speaker / Lecturer / Chair / Director of Postgraduate Research / and President / Associate Professor / Chair of the Australian Business / /
Plenary sessions Keynote speaker: Christine Asmar Dr Christine Asmar is a Senior Lecturer in Indigenous Higher Education at Murrup Barak - Melbourne Institute for Indigenous Development, in the University of Melbourne.