A Day in the Life of Women at UNSW
A series revealing just how much our capable women pack into their every day
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Dr Alex Bannigan
Women in Engineering Manager UNSW Engineering After 10 years in the US university system as an academic in STEMM, Alex moved back to Australia to help shift the possibilities for women and girls in engineering. |
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Ashley Milosavljevic
Executive Officer, Office of the Vice-President Division of Finance & Operations Graduating from UNSW's Professional Women in Leadership Program in 2016, Ashley tackles challenges head on while keeping to a demanding schedule. |
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Assoc Prof Haiqing Yu
School of Humanities & Languages UNSW Arts & Social Sciences As a single mother with two kids, Haiqing understands what it's like to be a first-generation migrant, a single parent working full-time, and an aspiring leader in academia. |
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Dr Maryam Gusheh
Senior Lecturer and Director, Architecture Discipline UNSW Built Environment Maryam's robust skills as a collaborator and critical thinker help to shape her teaching, research and leadership style, fostering her unique approaches to work and life. |
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Maxi Ghelani
School Manager, St George & Sutherland Clinical School UNSW Medicine Maxi is a resilient, capable and effective leader, motivated to make a difference for her school and staff everyday. |
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Prof Megan Davis Pro Vice-Chancellor Indigenous and Director, Indigenous Law Centre UNSW Becoming the first Aboriginal Australian elected to a United Nations body in 2010, Megan is deeply engaged with Indigenous issues and was appointed UNSW's first Pro Vice-Chancellor Indigenous in 2017. |
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Assoc Prof Sarah Brough
School of Physics UNSW Science Having had her sights set on the stars from a young age, Sarah excels as an astronomer and parent with curiosity and commitment. |
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