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UnCover is the voice of UC. A single source for all our stories and your new place for ideas, connections and emotions.
As a teen, Dr Mary-Ellen Hooper was encouraged to consider whether finishing high school was the right path for her. She persevered before vocational education sparked a passion that led to more than she ever thought possible.
A passion for history has led one 海角射区 PhD graduate to protecting those that preserve our history.
Thomas Bevitt was a key driver for UC to offer Occupational Therapy before he joined as a lecturer. Now, after seven and a half years that included 鈥榮ome horrific ups and downs鈥� he鈥檚 graduated from the University with his PhD, having designed a world-first feedback system for OT education.
From walking four hours a day to get to school in Bhutan, to walking across the graduation stage to collect his Master of Teaching (Primary) in Canberra 鈥� Tempa's story is one of sacrifice, resilience, and taking the path less travelled.
Angela Kirkegaard grew up believing she 鈥渏ust wasn鈥檛 a smart kid鈥� 鈥� on Monday, she received the University Medal at graduations. Her hard work, determination and strong support systems have helped her find her place as an ecologist, studying the nature she loves.
Entrepreneur, social media star and intrepid traveller 鈥� Ebony has made many dreams come true. She's now looking to turn even more into reality, as she embarks on a full-time marketing career.
UC Professor Philip Roberts recognised for service to rural education
Emma's UC story reads like a Hallmark movie 鈥� a new bestie, a childhood dream fulfilled, a fun casual content creation gig, and internships that built connections. But it wasn鈥檛 all roses. There were a number of downs, but through it all, she persevered and earned her degree.
At 13, Sofia received a devastating diagnosis that upturned her adolescence and her education. As she graduates with a masters degree, she wants other terrified kids to hear her remarkable story of hope.
After four decades working across the breadth of the disability sector, Patsie Frawley knew her latest role at the 海角射区 was a unique opportunity she couldn鈥檛 pass up.
In her role as Chief Global Engagement Officer, Dr Fiona Richards' role is to discover and bring together the different threads of international engagement across the university.
Dr Chris Dickie wants more students to know about the free services on offer in the heart of the 海角射区 campus.
From healthcare practitioner to PhD candidate at the 海角射区, Anastasia Makshakova is helping to shape the future of medical device standards, while exploring how clinical trial regulation can better support patients and innovation.
At the 海角射区, Georgia Nelson is realising her long held dream of becoming a lawyer.
She鈥檚 not just a model 鈥� the recognisable face of the 海角射区鈥檚 iconic new brand campaign is a student, staff member and an advocate for the university that helped her find her feet.