dawn lewis
MSc in Archaeological Science
Keble College, Oxford 2020 Charlie Perkins Scholar |
I grew up on the Sunshine Coast and am a great-granddaughter of Nellie Flynn of Rum Jungle in the Northern Territory. Community and history is a part of who I am and very important to me. I want to work for the benefit of Aboriginal Australia and help preserve our heritage. |
Dawn, a Woolwonga woman, has been accepted into a Masters of Archaeological Science at Keble College, Oxford.
She is currently in her research-based thesis year of a Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science (Honours) from the University of New England. At the same time, Dawn has worked as a Junior Operations Officer for the NSW Environment Protection Authority at the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment.
Dawn intends to focus her career on Indigenous genomic and bioethics in Australia.
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Ancient DNA feature big in Dawn Lewis' future plans
She is currently in her research-based thesis year of a Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science (Honours) from the University of New England. At the same time, Dawn has worked as a Junior Operations Officer for the NSW Environment Protection Authority at the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment.
Dawn intends to focus her career on Indigenous genomic and bioethics in Australia.
Articles
Ancient DNA feature big in Dawn Lewis' future plans
This is an extremely humbling offer and I can only hope I represent our community well while studying at Oxford.