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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Postgraduates’ Network (with title)

Contact the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Officer

If you have any queries about the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Postgraduates Network or would like to raise some issues please contact SUPRA’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Officer: indigenous@supra.usyd.edu.au

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Postgrad Network

The small but significant proportion of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander postgraduates among the wider postgraduate community is continuing to rise and most Indigenous students are the first in their families to get a tertiary education. SUPRA not only recognises the historic educational disadvantage that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples have suffered but is committed to both supporting them during their studies and voicing their issues.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Officer – Brieanna Watson

The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Officer is responsible for representing students in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Postgrad Network and advocating on their behalf.

Yamaa, my name is Brie Watson, I am a proud Wiradjuri and Gamilaraay woman, currently undertaking the Masters of Indigenous Language Education at the University of Sydney. I’m very passionate about Indigenous language revitalisation in New South Wales, and the connection to culture.

Deputy Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Officer – Lindsay McCabe.

Lindsay is a proud palawa woman, raised on Darug Country. She is a mum to a 20-year-old pro wrestler, 2 chihuahuas, and pet snake Gary. Lindsay is passionate about uplifting the voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students here at the University and beyond.

Read the full Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Officer duty statement [PDF 184KB].