AAUN Senior Members Visit to the University of Newcastle
Senior members of the Australia Africa Universities Network (AAUN) secretariat (Emeritus Professor John Hearn and Associate Professor Grace Liu Flanagan) visited the University of Newcastle on 30th November to deepen relations with the University’s senior administrators.
Senior members of the Australia Africa Universities Network (AAUN) secretariat (Emeritus Professor John Hearn and Associate Professor Grace Liu Flanagan) visited the University of Newcastle on 30th November to deepen relations with the University’s senior administrators including the Vice Chancellor Professor Alex Zelinsky and Deputy Vice Chancellor of Global Engagement and Partnerships Professor Kent Anderson. The University is a member of the AAUN, and it is strategically linked to the AAUN through the Centre of Africa Research, Engagement and Partnerships (CARE-P) to enhance collaboration with stakeholders. Dr Janet Dzator is the Director of CARE-P.
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