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Mr Paul Scott

Lecturer
School of Design Communication and IT
Faculty of Science and Information Technology
Focus Area: Communication

About

Qualifications

  • Master of Letters (The University of Central Queensland)
  • Graduate Diploma in Education (Adult) (The Northern Territory University)
  • Graduate Diploma in Communication (University of Technology, Sydney)
  • Bachelor of Arts (Griffith University)
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Research

Research Interests

Surfing media, history and culture, cross cultural communication and representation

Grants and Funding

  • January 2003
    Project title: Swell Dreaming: Surfing in Australia: 14 programs of 5 to 8 minute duration
    Funding body: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
    Amount: $9,400
    Project management: TUNRA, The University of Newcastle
    Specific contribution: Writer, Producer, Production
    Publication outcome: Broadcast throughout Australia on ABC Local Radio, Summer 2003/2004 and reworked to a 28 minute version for broadcast throughout Australia on Radio National on Friday April 9, 2004 on The Sports Factor
  • June 1999-January 2001
    Project title: All Media Guide to Fairness and Non-Racism in Reporting
    Funding body: Living in Harmony Program, Commonwealth Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs
    Amount: $55,000
    Project management: Australian Key Centre for Cultural and Media Policy, Griffith University (Nathan)
    Specific contribution: Co-author with Dr. Stephen Stockwell, Griffith University, Gold Coast
    Publication outcome: All-Media Guide to Fair and Cross-Cultural Reporting, Australian Key Centre for Cultural and Media Policy, Griffith University: Nathan
  • May 1997-March 1998
    Project title: A review of the role of government in the staged, coordinated and most cost-effective development of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander media
    Project funding body: ATSIC, Woden, ACT
    Amount: $100,000
    Project management: Indigenous Management Australia (Brisbane)
    Specific contribution: Reviewed training operations of the national Indigenous media sectors in all Australian states and territories
    Publication outcome: Digital Dreaming: A National Review of Indigenous Media and Communication (Executive Summary), ATSIC, Woden (1999)
  • February-June 1997
    Project title: Curriculum research and production of cross-cultural educational materials capable of being implemented in self directed learning mode
    Project funding body: Commonwealth of Department of Employment Education and Training, Canberra
    Amount: $40,000
    Project management: Metro Television, Sydney
    Specific contribution: Authored materials and script for a video production for a self directed learning curriculum for cross-cultural education of media production students
    Publication outcome: Binangguh (meaning to listen in a Bundjalung dialect) (video) TEAME (Training and Education for Arts and Media Employment) Sydney, 1997
  • July 1996-June 1998
    Project title: The Media and Indigenous Australians Project
    Project funding body: Commonwealth of Department of Employment Education and Training, Canberra
    Amount: $90,000
    Project management: Department of Journalism, University of Queensland
    Specific contribution: Co-authored the Indigenous Media and Australians Project
    Publication outcome: The Media and Indigenous Australians Project, Department of Journalism: University of Queensland
  • July - Nov. 1996 Project title: Certificate II in Television and Video Production
    Project funding body: Training and Education for the Arts, Media and Entertainment (TEAME), Sydney
    Amount: $13,000
    Specific contribution: Developed curriculum for a training course in film and television production specifically for Indigenous people
    Publication outcome: National accreditation of a training course Certificate II in Television and Video Production & Training Plan for Employers. TEAME, Sydney
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Other

Membership of Societies and Professional Bodies

  • Journalism Education Association of Australia
  • Media Entertainment Arts Alliance

Awards and Prizes

  • 2007 - Winner, PRODI Award for Best Sports Feature (All Media) for 'Vogue Traders' published in Inside Sport magazine, October 2006. Award given by Media and Entertainment Arts Alliance, Australian Journalists Association Section.
  • 2004 - Winner, PRODI Award for Best Sports Feature (Radio) for 'Swell Dreaming', a radio series produced for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and broadcast on Local Radio and Radio National. Award given by Media and Entertainment Arts Alliance, Australian Journalists Association Section.
  • 1999 - The University of Newcastle Excellence in Teaching Award (Team Teaching)
  • 1999 - Winner, The Australian Award for Excellence in Educational Publishing (Tertiary Teaching and Learning Package for Media and Indigenous Australians Project)