Month: December 2013

Dr Nancy Underhill will be awarded an Honorary Doctorate from Griffith University for her achievement and service within the Australian and international visual arts community. Born in New York, Dr Underhill has a Bachelor of Arts from Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania, and was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship and completed a Masters of Philosophy at […]

Research study has finds impulsive young male drivers are far more influenced by anger than impulsive young women.

Australia’s response to the AIDS epidemic of the 1980’s has become a fireside war story. In other nations, the battle continues and a Griffith Social Work researcher is helping out.

An article by Griffith University criminologist Professor Kathleen Daly has been selected for an international publication marking the 30th anniversary of the esteemed journal, Justice Quarterly. The article, Feminism and Criminology, was first published in 1988 when Professor Daly was an Associate Professor at Yale University in the US. Co-author Meda Chesney-Lind is now a […]

Triumphant graduate makes stand for single mums

The leadership skills of Australia’s first Prime Minister will be scrutinised and analysed in new research which could inform modern-day transitions to democracy around the world. Director of Griffith’s Centre for Governance and Public Policy, Professor Haig Patapan, has been awarded the 2013-14 Australian Prime Ministers Centre Fellowship, Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament […]