The past couple of months have seen quite a few milestones achieved by some of our PhD students. October 31 saw four students presenting at MUDRIH and November 21 saw another two students present at the Education Faculty in Clayton. They were followed by two education students who had also reached a milestone. All students have been successful in achieving their milestone.

Those successful in achieving confirmation of candidature are Rouve Jan Forbes and Michael Naughton, both of whom have their main supervisors located at MUDRIH.

Those who achieved their mid-candidature review are Annette Woodhouse, Sue Barker Anne Grant and Kate Templeman; again, all have their main supervisor located at MUDRIH.

Anne Grant had the dubious pleasure of presenting from Ireland via Adobe Connect. This is a new type of video conferencing technology currently being trialled by the Education Faculty at Clayton  and worked very well.

Both days were very well attended by students, supervisors and examiners. One supervisor came all the way from Nauru to support her student and one examiner flew over from Tasmania to maintain consistency in panel members.

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