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Steven Glass is a Partner in the law firm Gilbert + Tobin. He has practised for 26 years, specialising in commercial litigation. For 11 years Steven has led the firm’s pro bono refugee practice. He has been a regular visitor to Christmas Island and other detention centres to represent asylum seekers. Steven is a Board member of the Asylum Seekers Centre.

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Damian has 20 years’ experience in face-to-face and online undergraduate and postgraduate teaching. He is an accomplished educator with clear communication and intuition skills. Damian is a common-sense thinker, and his welcoming and down-to-earth style resonates with students and colleagues. He is a passionate and engaged educator with excellent interpersonal communication skills and a mentor to students.

Damian has researched and written new curriculum in leadership, management, business and strategic communication, ethics, corporate governance, public relations, crisis communication, and published in interdisciplinary academic fields. This academic experience builds on senior roles he has held in NFP, corporate organisations and higher education.

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Libby Gleeson grew up in country NSW and was educated at the University of Sydney. She began her career as a full-time writer after years of travel and teaching young people and adults. She has published picture books, short stories and novels for very young children and adolescents. She has won the Prime Minister’s Multicultural award for her picture book Big Dog, and the Children’s Literature Peace Prize for her novel Dodger. Her most recent work for adolescents is Refuge. She has been shortlisted for the Children’s Book Council awards eleven times and won their 1997 Junior Book of the Year award for Hannah Plus One. In 2000 she was awarded the exclusive Bologna Ragazzi prize in Fiction for Infants for her book The Great Bear, the only time an Australian book has won this award. Her most recent books are Making Picture Books and Cuddle time.

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Trinity Glendenning. Tutor of CCE

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Mavi believes that people are the ultimate marketing instrument. She strongly values growth in individuals and believes that change for the better is always possible through continuous education. Mavi is currently working as a Research and Evaluation Manager in Management Consulting and holds a PhD in Marketing from Monash University. She has received awards for teaching excellence in business courses. In 2017, Mavi appeared on SBS National Radio a number of times, as a presenter on the topic of Research in Employee Engagement and Burnout. She is also a reviewer for the Journal of Business Research, a publication supported by the American Marketing Assoc.

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Ann Godfrey. Tutor of CCE

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Lynton Goldstein. Tutor of CCE

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Ms. Sue (Qiu-xia) Gong has over twenty years' Chinese teaching experience spanning a wide range of student backgrounds and ages in Australia and China. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in teaching Chinese Language from the Capital Normal University, Beijing. After migrating to Australia, Sue obtained a Masters of Education in TESOL and a Postgraduate Diploma in TEFL from the University of Sydney. Sue is also a qualified translator.

Sue Gong is one of the most distinguished Chinese language teachers at the Centre for Continuing Education and The University of Sydney Confucius Institute, who continually receives positive feedback and excellent student retention rates. Sue is adept at teaching various levels of Chinese and actively learns new techniques and updates course content attuned to teaching developments and trends. Due to her dedicated, encouraging and patient teaching style many of her students continue learning Chinese and have received the Confucius Institute’s China study tour scholarship.

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Anna Goodman is a youthful and enthusiastic primary school teacher with experience in a diverse range of schools, age groups and academic areas. She has worked in various roles At the Scots College from relieving classroom teacher for transition to grades 6, to teaching Music, Dance and Drama. She also involved herself in co-curricular activities such as tap dancing. Prior to her employment at The Scots College she spent the school years of 2004 and 2005 in London, teaching at a variety of inner-city schools and created after school dance programs for primary school children.

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Dave Gooley. Tutor of CCE