CMS Alumni

CMS alumni are CMS students who have finished their degrees. Many are employed in different roles in academia, government and industry, but some are now early career researchers affiliated to the centre.

Angela Abolhassani

Ocean Nexus Center, University of Washington

Research Fellow

Dr Larelle Bossi

IMAS, School of Humanities, University of Tasmania

Philosopher

Florence Briton

IMAS, University of Tasmania


Dr Corrine Condie

CSIRO

CERC Fellow

Dr Richard Cottrell

IMAS, University of Tasmania

Research Fellow

Coco Cullen-Knox

School of Social Sciences, University of Tasmania


Dr Hannah Fogarty

IMAS, University of Tasmania

CMS Executive Support Officer

Dr Maree Fudge

IMAS, University of Tasmania

Research Fellow

Dr Lynda Goldsworthy

IMAS, University of Tasmania

Research Fellow

Dean Greeno

Riawunna Centre for Aboriginal Education, University of Tasmania

Associate Lecturer

Bianca Haas

IMAS, University of Tasmania


Emma Hamasaki

IMAS, University of Tasmania

Early career science communicator

Sheryl Hamilton

IMAS, University of Tasmania


Dr Rachel Kelly

IMAS, University of Tasmania

CMS Knowledge Broker

Dr Mary Mackay

NRE Tasmania

Community Engagement Specialist - Recreational Fishing

Julian Manning

IMAS, University of Tasmania

PhD Student

Kelsey Richardson

CSIRO

PhD student

Dr Yannick Rousseau

IMAS, University of Tasmania

Postdoctoral Researcher

Lynna Cortes Rueda

IMAS, School of Law, University of Tasmania

Researcher

Dr Carla Sbrocchi

University of Technology Sydney


Danielle Smith

IMAS, University of Tasmania

PhD Student

Dr Elisavet Spanou

IMAS, University of Tasmania

Research Fellow

Dr Joseph Wenta

Newcastle Law School (NSW)

Lecturer

Dr Kathryn Willis

CSIRO

Research Fellow

Eloise Wilson

IMAS, University of Tasmania

Masters Student

Brigette Wright

IMAS, University of Tasmania

PhD Student; CMS Student Representative
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