In this role, I am employed by The University of Newcastle's School of Psychology. My role is varied, and includes: delivery of course content; grading of essays and reports; chairing, timing, and grading presentations; supervising and grading final exams; and administration duties. I am also active within the school's research groups

In this role, I am employed by The University of Newcastle's Graduate Research Division. My role is that of a mentor to other higher degree by research (HDR) students. I provide advice and techniques for handling all aspects of the HDR journey

In this role, I was employed by The University of Newcastle's School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences. My role involved the delivery of course content. Specifically, the use of statistical theory, methods, and software for use in the sciences, and in business

In this role, I was employed by The University of Newcastle's Business School. My role involved delivery of course content relating to business research methods, as well as the application of statistics for business purposes

In this role, I was employed by The University of Newcastle's Wollotuka Institute. This role entails face-to-face academic tutoring of Australian indigenous peoples. I am specifically involved in helping students understand theories of psychology, develop writing and formatting skills for scientific essays and reports, and exam preparation.

This is a professional position. Similar to a tutor, it involves developing content to help students understand and synthesise information that has been delivered to them during their degree. My area of expertise in this role was second-year biological psychology (course code PSYC2400)

In this role I am employed by Charles Sturt University's School of Psychology. My role involves marking psychology student's assessments and final exams

In this role I am employed by Charles Sturt University's School of Psychology. I work as the academic supervisor of students undertaking their Psychology Honours degree. I supervise the students in developing an empirical study, and presenting a 10,000 word thesis over the course of a year

In this role I was employed by Charles Sturt University's School of Psychology. My role involved marking psychology honours student's theses

This was a voluntary governance position. I was nominated by my peers to oversee the governance of my campus's student union organisation. The union provided services and advocated for the educational rights of all students of The University of Newcastle's Central Coast Campus. The Union was wound up in 2020 and merged into a new student representative organisation