Priority Research Centre for Physical Activity and Nutrition (PRCPAN)
Governance
The organisational research structure of Priority Research Centre for Physical Activity and Nutrition, displayed below, includes the centre's directors and coordinators which oversee the six research themes with theme leaders and deputy leads.
The Priority Research Centre for Physical Activity and Nutrition is underpinned by six pillars, also displayed below, along with the pillar leads.
Research Structure of the PRC for Physical Activity and Nutrition
Pillar Structure of the PRC for Physical Activity and Nutrition
| Pillar | Pillar Leads |
|---|---|
Community engagement Engaging with stakeholders; giving back to the public/community | A/Prof Tracy Burrows and Dr Vanessa Shrewsbury |
Equity and social justice Equal opportunities for all themes/PRC staff; Research that recognises/addresses social inequities, targets vulnerable minority groups | Dr Narelle Eather and Dr Rebecca Haslam |
Impact
Research making a difference to society, dissemination of research | Dr Myles Young and Dr Stina Oftedal |
Innovation and Interdisciplinary Novel world class 1st research; cross disciplinary | Dr Megan Rollo |
Internationalisation Fostering international collaborations, international fellows, international students and interns | Dr Tamara Bucher and Dr Jenna Hollis |
Sustainability Capacity building, high quality training and mentoring, succession planning, ongoing research excellence, sustainable funding, self-reliance | A/Prof Mitch Duncan and Dr Lee Ashton |
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