Rookie Researchers: A Student Showcase

Hear from our students as they present their experiences as recipients of the Joss Family Fellowship for Future Researchers.

Generously funded by the Joss family of Albury, the Joss Family Fellowship for Future Researchers is an opportunity to extend undergraduate students’ experience into research through involvement in research projects.

Projects are supervised by campus researchers and designed to support larger bodies of research that have benefit to our local community.

At the symposium, the Fellows will reflect on their experience through a series of presentations. We are delighted to share this event with our students, staff and community.

Projects for 2025-2026:

• Love in the Aftermath of War: A history of romance in a regional ‘Garrison’ Town. Supervisor: Associate Professor Jennifer Jones Student: Emily Edwards
• Investigating the Onset of Liver Cancer in Vitamin A Signalling Deficient Mice. Supervisor: Dr Cathryn Hogarth Student: Chantelle Suntovski
• Optimising Research Translation and Understand a Stepped-Care Model of Treatment: A Pilot and feasibility clinical trial for mild to moderate eating disorders. Supervisor: Professor Leah Brennan Student: Immogen Herring

• Understanding Client Outcomes Following a Stepped-Care Model of Treatment: A Pilot and feasibility clinical trial for mild to moderate eating disorders.
  Supervisors: Professor Leah Brennan and Dr Rachael Cronin Student: Gemma Collett