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Meet the academics and educators
Throughout the three weeks you will be in touch with our RMIT University Academic and Lead Educator.
Educators
Meet your Lead Educator and academic mentor who will take you on your journey over the next three weeks.
Lead Educator
Senior Lecturer, School of Management, RMIT University
Annie has over 20 years’ experience in informal labour, home-based work and corporate accountability. Her research interests include informal and home-based work, gender, and global garment production networks having published in international journals in these areas. She is currently engaged in two research projects: non-judicial redress mechanisms exploring worker redress in relation to the garments sectors in India and Indonesia; and corporate denial in the garment sector in India and Bangladesh. She is a member of the Centre for People Organisations and Work and RMIT research platforms: Social Change and Global Business and Innovation.
Annie holds a PhD in Employment Relations and a Bachelor of Arts. Before coming to RMIT, Annie taught in the Higher Education sector for close to 6 years at Victoria University. Annie is now a Senior lecturer in HRM at RMIT University. She is a member of the Centre for People Organisations and Work and RMIT research platforms: Social Change and Global Business and Innovation.
Academics
Lecturer, School of Management, RMIT University
Lena teaches and consults on a wide range of areas specialising in individual, leadership and organisational development. She holds a background in research analysis and development, project consultation and has been well published throughout the management and leadership/development sectors.
Lena holds a PhD in Work Psychology and is certified for using a wide range of assessment & training tools. Before coming to RMIT, Lena worked as Educational Program Manager at the Accelerated Learning Lab at The University of Western Australia working with multinationals and public sector organisations on leadership and organisation development. She holds a passion for education, personal development, and positive psychology.
Mentor
Sessional Academic, RMIT University
Dimitra has taught in Tertiary education for over seven years, in both Undergraduate and Postgraduate subjects in HRM and Research Methods. She currently teaches in Human Resource Management and Management. Furthermore, Dimitra, conducts research in the area of Human Resource Management and Public Health.
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