Tag Archives: University lecturer

“Course optimisation” and the end of my time at the Family Action Centre

Posted on 19 December 2020 by Graeme Stuart

From January 2021 I will be working two-days per week, and then my position will finish at the end of October. Continue reading →

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Current projects (March 2018)

Posted on 10 March 2018 by Graeme Stuart

This year is shaping up to be an interesting year. The following are some of the major projects I’m involved in. Best practice and trends in family counselling and mediation services in NSW:  A collaborative case study of Uniting I’m … Continue reading →

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Hints for new course coordinators at Uni

Posted on 23 January 2018 by Graeme Stuart

It’s my first day back at Uni today and I’m speaking to some new course coordinators. There some notes about what I cover at https://sustainingcommunity.wordpress.com/2017/01/19/course-coordination/ It’s fairly specific to the University of Newcastle, but it might be helpful to others as … Continue reading →

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Updated information for new lecturers.

Posted on 18 July 2017 by Graeme Stuart

This morning I spoke to some new lecturers at the University of Newcastle about how I try to maintain a balance between supporting students and not letting teaching take up all my time as an academic. In preparation, I updated … Continue reading →

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Some hints re course coordination for new lecturers

Posted on 19 January 2017 by Graeme Stuart

[Updated 23 January 2018] I’ve been asked to speak to new lecturers at the University of Newcastle about the role of a course coordinator and thought I’d share some thoughts here. (Note: the University of Newcastle uses course to refer … Continue reading →

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Keeping contact with students in online teaching

Posted on 30 August 2016 by Graeme Stuart

I’ve recently started emailing students more frequently in the online elective on community engagement I teach at the University of Newcastle. The students come from a wide variety of disciplines: since it started in 2008 there have been 1389 students … Continue reading →

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Blogging as an academic

Posted on 23 July 2014 by Graeme Stuart

Blogging is becoming a more important part of my life as an academic. I started blogging around August 2010 (and moved to WordPress in 2011) as a way of sharing interesting resources with students in online subjects I taught on … Continue reading →

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