Buildings Spaces Renamed Celebrating Unsw Women On Campus Project

Mar 21, 2023 The project will rename 17 buildings and spaces after UNSW women role models, including the first women graduates of each faculty, the first woman professor, the first woman Deputy Chancellor, the first Indigenous woman graduate, and many other alumnae and former staff who identify as women.

Mar 21, 2023 The Celebrating UNSW Women on Campus project has three phases: Phase 1 is the renaming of 17 buildings and spaces across UNSW's Kensington campus. Phase 2 is the creation of a physical and virtual Womens Trail across the Kensington and Paddington campuses.

The project has renamed 17 buildings and spaces after UNSW women role models. They include the first women graduates of each faculty, the first woman professor, the first woman Deputy Chancellor, the first Indigenous woman graduate, and many other alumnae and former staff who identify as women.

Mar 31, 2023 The Celebrating UNSW Women project highlights over 65 women from across the university, including renaming 17 buildings and spaces after UNSW women role models, and includes 11 trailblazing women from across the Faculty of Science.

Apr 12, 2023 The Celebrating UNSW Women on Campus project will rename 17 buildings and spaces after UNSW women role models. These include the first women graduates of each faculty, the first woman professor, the first woman Deputy Chancellor, the first Indigenous woman graduate, and many other alumnae and former staff who identify as women.

Mar 21, 2023 Research Buildings and spaces renamed as part of Celebrating UNSW Women on Campus project March 21, 2023 The Celebrating UNSW Women on Campus project is led by the UNSW Council and the Division of Equity Diversity & Inclusion, in partnership with the Division of External Engagement, Estate Management, Archives, IT and student leaders.

UNSW Women Buildings and spaces renamed as part of Celebrating UNSW Women on Campus project 21 Mar 2023 A UNSW Women's Trail across the Kensington and Paddington campuses includes digital profiles of past UNSW staff and students from all faculties and Canberra.

On Tuesday night, I ventured from the comfort of my regular routine to attend a UNSW Women event - and I am so glad I did. While the excitement of having my Gabrielle McGill di LinkedIn: Buildings and spaces renamed as part of Celebrating UNSW Women on Campus

Trailblazing women from UNSWs past and present are at the heart of a University-wide project to improve gender equity and the visibility of the Universitys Sandy Anghie di LinkedIn: Buildings and spaces renamed as part of Celebrating UNSW Women on Campus

Mar 23, 2022 Buildings and spaces renamed as part of Celebrating UNSW Women on Campus project

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Our buildings and spaces are being renamed after trailblazing women from UNSWs past and present as part of the Celebrating UNSW Women on Campus project.

"We are proud to showcase the incredible community of UNSW women in a permanent way..." 19 buildings and spaces across UNSW Sydney campuses will be renamed | 12 comments on LinkedIn

You may have noticed some of our buildings and spaces around campus have been renamed as part of the Celebrating UNSW Women project. This collaborative

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While the excitement of having my current (and past) university rename several buildings after the trail-blazing women of UNSW was enough to draw me to the event, I don't think I was prepared for the emotional swell that came with being in the presence of these same women.

On Tuesday night, I ventured from the comfort of my regular routine to attend a UNSW Women event - and I am so glad I did. While the excitement of having my

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