Barb Hostalek

Lecturer Waardong

Veterinary Medicine Education

Higher education engagement First Nations

One Health

First Nations veterinary medicine

Aboriginal Australia

First Nations Veterinary Path-Waardong

Science Education

Conference presentation Open access

Engaging First Nations people in Veterinary education: Waardong - The Crow in Noongar culture " Learning together to lift the sky… "

by Barbara Hostalek

Date presented 02/07/2025

VetEd Down Under Australasian Veterinary Educators Symposium, 30/06/2025–03/07/2025, Townsville, QLD

The School of Veterinary Medicine at Murdoch University provides holistic engagement practices to ensure the aspirations and self-directed learning and engagement of Australian First Nations people on and off campus has focused agency. The main agency used to support participation in the discipline of veterinary medicine is the First Nations Veterinary Path (Waardong) - the crow in Noongar language with the value Learning together to lift the sky...

Conference presentation Open access

Yarning with Noongar Elder Marie Taylor: Intercultural and intergenerational learning to decolonize the contemporary museum

by Wendy Cumming-Potvin, Peter Wright PhD, Sian Chapman, Marie Taylor, Barbara Hostalek, Sandra Hesterman, Audrey Fernandes-Satar and Janene Sproul

Date presented 05/08/2023

38th Annual Research Forum. Western Australian Institute for Educational Research, 05/08/2023, The University of Notre Dame, Fremantle

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Teaching activity Open access

Taxonomy Tournament Database: Noongar Country

by Janene L Sproul, Barbara H Hostalek, Marie Taylor, Kerryn Hawke, Iszaac Webb, Beth Thompson, Cassie Ingledew, Luke Porter, Zoe Brennan and Regan Keens ... (12 authors)

Date presented 2023

This document was constructed for National Science Week 2023

Barb Hostalek

Lecturer Waardong

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