Sentence examples for indigenous academic from inspiring English sources

Indigenous academic Marcia Langton, who spoke after Scullion, defended Forrest's recommendations.

When asked about Pearson's plan, Tony Abbott said all options should be considered, but Warren Mundine, head of the prime minister's Indigenous advisory council, flatly rejected it and the Indigenous academic Marcia Langton said it had merit.

Last week, Bolt demanded an apology from the ABC after he was accused by the Indigenous academic Marcia Langton on Q&A of subjecting a woman to foul "racial abuse".

One Indigenous academic was active in the TAP, but with policy, rather than epidemiological expertise.

Two additional anticipated benefits that emerged from the interviews was the hope that the evidence from the IBoD study would inform policy and contribute to priority setting, as the study was: " … policy relevant from the outset" (Indigenous academic).

Training the next generation of researchers within excellent indigenous academic centers of excellence with strong institutional infrastructure will empower trainees to ask regionally relevant research questions that will benefit Africans.

It's so important, because Indigenous academics face significant, and often specific, challenges related to our work.

Mr. Houston's role will include trying to increase the number of indigenous students and their retention rates, and to raise the number of indigenous academics on campus.

This association has been formed to increase the professional capacity of Indigenous academics in education by facilitating networking opportunities and providing peer support.

Yesterday, she urged Indigenous academics to turn media requests to the families of missing and murdered women, girls and two-spirited people.

A representative of NACCHO was nominated to the SC, and two senior Indigenous academics, active in policy, were also appointed.