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Philip Boyce is Professor of Psychiatry and Head of Academic Psychiatry at Westmead Hospital where he also heads the Perinatal Psychiatry Unit. He has a long clinical and research interest in anxiety disorders, mood disorders, psychosomatic disorders and perinatal psychiatry. He has also taken leadership roles in the profession as President of the RAN ZCP and the international Marcé society, in the development of clinical practice guidelines and in the development of a competency based training program for the College.

Philip has had considerable involvement with the RAN ZCP as a Federal Counsellor, Chair of the Board of Research and President. In the latter role he introduced many reforms within the College to make it become more effective in informing and leading mental health policy. After his term as President he took on the role of developing a new competency based curriculum for trainee psychiatrists that will be fully implemented in 2013. Much of the work involved with this has been at the forefront of international educational research.

From 2000-2003 he was a member of the Strategic Research Development Health Research Partnership Committees. He was a member of a Grant Review Panel for three years and Deputy Chair for one. He is a regularly reviewer for the NHMRC.

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Fiona Branch completed both her Bachelor of Science and her Graduate Diploma of Education at Sydney University. She has taught secondary science classes including Geology and Earth and Environmental Science for nearly 20 years. During that time she has had many students who have been awarded the top position in the state in their HSC.

Fiona is also heavily involved in the preparation and marking of HSC Earth and Environmental Science and presently teaches at a school for boys in Sydney.

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Virginia Breen. Tutor of CCE

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Kathrin Bremer. Tutor of CCE

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Brian Brennan hold a Master’s degree with honours in Classical Studies and a Ph.D in Ancient History. He has specialised in the religious and cultural history of the Later Roman World, concentrating first on Roman Egypt and then on Gaul, from the Romans through to the successor kingdom of the Frankish kings of the Merovingian dynasty. He has published a number of journal articles on Late Roman and Gallic topics.

Brian has visited Italy numerous times and led many study tours to Rome, Pompeii and Herculaneum. He has published in the Bulletin of the History of Archaeology on the Herculaneum site and Amedeo Maiuri, its excavator. Brian is also the author of Herculaneum A Roman Town Reborn and Herculaneum A Sourcebook, a collection of translated inscriptions and graffiti from the ancient town.

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Mark Brereton. Tutor of CCE

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J.S. Breukelaar is the author of the novels American Monster and the Aurealis-nominated Aletheia, as well as the forthcoming collection of short stories, Collision. You can also find her work in magazines such as Lightspeed, Gamut, Black Static, Unnerving and anthologised in Welcome to Dystopia, Women Writing the Weird among others. She has a PhD in Creative Writing, teaches literature at the University of Western Sydney, and is a columnist and instructor at Lit Reactor. You can also find her at The Living Suitcase and twitter.com/jsbreukelaar.

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• B.A. in Behavioural Science, (Macq) M.Com (Hons), PhD, (UNSW), FAICD.
• Professor in Business and Dean of Professional and Continuing Education, the University of Sydney and has an honorary chair in the Faculty of Education and Social Work, the University of Sydney.
• CEO of the Centre for Continuing Education and SydneyLearning Pty. Ltd. – a wholly owned entity of the University of Sydney and oversees the Law Extension Committee, the University of Sydney.
• an organisational psychologist.
• an accredited executive coach and has a group of senior managers as her clients.
• Skills include leadership, communication people and change management, strategy and marketing, industrial relations and project implementation.
• Experienced in significant leadership and management positions as Deputy Vice Chancellor (Strategic Management) and various senior management roles
• Published in leading international journals in her field and has authored eight books on organisational change, employee commitment and citizenship including her most recent on Leadership, Coaching and Followership published in 2013.
• Watch for her forthcoming book in 2015 on Beyond Mentoring
• Active in research and teaching in leadership, change and conflict management, conducting difficult conversations, performance and misconduct, business writing as well as critical anthropology for the 21st century.

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Joseph Brewer. Tutor of CCE

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Michael Brewer holds a Bachelor of Music Studies (BMus) from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at the University of Sydney, a Diploma of Music (Dip) (Performance Double Major with High Distinction) from the Australian Institute of Music University and an Associate Diploma of Music (AMusA) from the Australiam Music Examination Board. Michael received the Dean’s Honour Award for The Most Outstanding Scholarship Student – Australian Institute of Music University and was the Winner of the Australian Composers Day Award – The Sydney Conservatorium of Music in 2004. He is currently a music tutor at The Scots College, Sydney.