ProfMegan Williams
Adjunct Professor
Girra Maa
TEACHING AND SUPERVISION
Megan specialises in teaching and learning about the expertise of Aboriginal people in models of health and wellbeing care, and the ethical use of evidence to support that. Megan has experience in:
Course/subject and program development; vertical and horizontal alignment of curriculum
Face-to-face, external and online postgraduate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and wellbeing coursework team teaching
Co-facilitation of the NSW Ministry of Health Public Health Officer Training Program and UNSW Future Health Leaders Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and wellbeing workshops
Co-supervising and mentoring post-graduate research students in research design and data collection
Co-facilitation of the Critical Friends Circle post-graduate research support, including with a UNSW Learning and Teaching Unit grant.
Course/subject and program development; vertical and horizontal alignment of curriculum
Face-to-face, external and online postgraduate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and wellbeing coursework team teaching
Co-facilitation of the NSW Ministry of Health Public Health Officer Training Program and UNSW Future Health Leaders Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and wellbeing workshops
Co-supervising and mentoring post-graduate research students in research design and data collection
Co-facilitation of the Critical Friends Circle post-graduate research support, including with a UNSW Learning and Teaching Unit grant.