UnCover is the voice of èAV. A single source for all our stories and your new place for ideas, connections and emotions.
UnCover is the voice of èAV. A single source for all our stories and your new place for ideas, connections and emotions.
A catastrophic track cycling accident left Ryan Fawke with a traumatic brain injury. An incredible recovery inspired him to pursue a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science at èAV, to contribute to the healthcare workforce that got him back on track.
Cardiovascular health researcher and recent PhD graduate Dr Hollie Speer always had an interest in science and health – and a personal motivation behind her research.
Seth Chen found volleyball later in his youth but picked it up quickly. His passion and determination led to success both on the court and off the court, as he has just completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree from the University of Canberra.
Bryce O’Hara thrived during his studies, thanks to èAV’s genuine support for students. The Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management) graduate is giving back through an internship program he established at Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council.
Through the University of Canberra’s 50-50 Women in Sport Scholarship program, Riley Brassington has been looking at data that will potentially help boost women athletes in the future.
A love of food and science set Angela ‘Gela’ Bragg on a path to graduating with a Master of Nutrition and Dietetics at the University of Canberra.
From Zambia to Canberra, Twaambo’s education will help change lives back home.
Some thought he might not complete Year 12, but this week, Jannis Heinzmann graduated from university with a bachelor’s degree and a raft of extracurricular achievements to his name.
That’s what he said – to everyone who told him that people can’t rise above their pasts. Growing up in poverty, experiencing homelessness during his HSC, and navigating a traumatic brain injury at uni – this University of Canberra alumnus has proven that difficulties aren’t destiny.
The opportunity to complete an internship unit has equipped Bachelor of Politics and International Relations student Riley Porombka with the skills and confidence to pursue further study and chase his career goals.
University of Canberra PhD candidate Emily Stringer has found that this natural cycle may boost genetic diversity and evolutionary potential for species - helping them to adapt and survive.
First-year student Bianca Handel’s creation, the Assistive Communication Abacus, has already landed her on the HSC honour roll for Design and Technology and won a major prize in the èAV Creative Competition.
Landscape architecture students at the University of Canberra have led the way in providing innovative new ideas for transforming the local riverfront.
Being a parent hasn’t stopped Carmen Ulrick from chasing her dreams. In early childhood education, she’s found a rewarding career, a supportive community and a world of opportunity.
Kaushik Talukdar loved sports growing up and his experience as an athlete, coach, and researcher led him to finding his passion in helping youth athletes.