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Dr Lynne TretheweyÌýhas dedicated 25 years of service to the University’s Human Research Ethics Committee as a Lay Person membership category. During this time, she has attended approximately 180 meetings and reviewed over 1,800 applications while adapting to significant changes in guidelines and legislation. Her contributions have resulted in the University fulfilling its institutional and legal obligations while ensuring the utmost respect and care for research participants and their data.
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Jack HislopÌýhas been a Peer Assisted Study Session (PASS) Leader since Semester 1, 2020 where he has been facilitating sessions for students in the Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Technology, in particularly running large-scale sessions on Electronic Systems and Engineering Mechanics Dynamics.

Jack has directly supported the training of 15 new PASS leaders for 2023 by co-facilitating training sessions with staff. He has also had 23 PASS leaders under his guidance and has proven to be a strong and inclusive supporter of new and continuing leaders.

The clinic was launched in September 2011, and operates weekdays within the Light Square Common Ground complex in Adelaide’s West End, which also provides accommodation and a range of other services for the homeless community.Ìý

The program currently has 5 qualified dentists who volunteer their work pro bono, with no cost to the patients they serve.Ìý

Their dedication to providing essential dental services not only improves the well-being of our community but has also paved the way for invaluable educational opportunities for our students in dentistry, oral health, medicine, and nursing.

The has 40 student volunteers who genuinely engage and connect with international students across the University, sharing top-quality campus insider tips, and speaking authentically about the University community, their cultural identity, their student experience, living and learning in Adelaide, and understanding Aussie culture.Ìý

They coordinate social engagement events, including the Language and Cultural Engagement program, Campus Tours, CommuniTea and Discover Adelaide, and large-scale events, such as Eid, Diwali.

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Over the past 2 years the University Library volunteers in collaboration with the University of Sydney have been working on the “Universities & Postwar Recovery project. Together, the volunteers have embarked on a nationwide endeavour to recognise individuals who served our country and later seized the opportunity of education, thus aiding in their rehabilitation, reconnection, and contributions to society.

To date the volunteers have identified over 5,320 ³ÉÈË´óƬ names and over 1,900 detailed biographical profiles. The volunteers’ commitment and delivery of quality work to this global project will enable University staff, students, researchers, and the broader public worldwide, to increasingly access unique material about the University’s history and its people.

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