Our team
Find your best contact at the Moodani Toombadool Centre.
Contact the Moondani Toombadool Centre team
Name | Position | Contact |
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Professor John Evans | Pro Vice-Chancellor, Indigenous Engagement | jrevans@swinburne.edu.au |
Vicky Peters | Manager, Indigenous Student Services | |
Joel Boojers | Indigenous Student Adviser | |
Lydia Bissett | Indigenous Student Recruitment Officer | |
Cyan Earnshaw | Indigenous Student Adviser | |
Lea Jones | Indigenous Student Adviser | |
Mat Jakobi | Lecturer, Indigenous Cultural Capability | |
Dr Sadie Heckenberg | Research Fellow | |
Jess Berry | Executive and Administration Assistant | |
Ash Francisco | Research Officer | afrancisco@swinburne.edu.au |
Simone Hamlin | Senior Officer, Events and Projects |
Indigenous news
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Swinburne welcomes inaugural PVC Indigenous Engagement
Swinburne’s inaugural Pro Vice-Chancellor, Indigenous Engagement Professor John Evans wants to expand partnerships and engagement with Indigenous and non-Indigenous organisations.
Thursday 12 May 2022 -
- Student News
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Swinburne celebrates Indigenous student success
By providing self-determined, culturally safe and innovative services, the Moondani Toombadool Centre has increased the number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at Swinburne more than twelve-fold since 2014.
Monday 11 April 2022 -
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Meet the Swinburne Indigenous academics driving innovative change
Swinburne’s Indigenous academics are undertaking significant and impactful research in a broad range of areas.
Monday 07 March 2022 -
- University
Swinburne appoints inaugural Pro Vice-Chancellor Indigenous Engagement
Professor John Evans has been appointed as the University’s inaugural Pro Vice-Chancellor Indigenous Engagement (PVC IE).
Monday 31 January 2022 -
- University
Swinburne celebrates Indigenous technology with Adnate art
A new portrait of Dr Andrew Peters on Burwood Road pays tribute to his longstanding dedication to embedding Indigenous knowledges and culture at Swinburne
Wednesday 22 December 2021 -
- Student News
- University
Restoring endangered Indigenous languages in Victoria
Swinburne students are the first in Victoria to graduate with a Certificate IV in Teaching an Endangered Aboriginal Language, empowering them to teach Indigenous languages in their communities.
Friday 17 September 2021