Dr Ellie Kirk

2015. Thesis - Nothing to Lose? An Ethnography of Gambling in Clubs.

Dr Dolruedee Kramnaimuang

Power-Knowledge and the Performativity of Risk Regulation in the Australian Pipeline Industry

Ms Heleen Kruger

Dr Helen Law

Thesis topic: Manifestations of Gendered Cultures – Mathematics Self-Concept and the Worldwide Gender Segregation in Education

Ms Briony Lipton

Briony Lipton is completing her PhD candidate in the School of Sociology at the Australian National University, Canberra, Australia. Her thesis explores how key discourses of feminism, neoliberalism and leadership, constitute academic performativity and identity in the contemporary Australian university. Briony has co-authored a monograph with Elizabeth Mackinlay (University of Queensland) entitled We Only Talk Feminist Here: Feminist Academics, Voice and Agency in the Neoliberal University (2017) as well as having published her research in several peer-reviewed journals.

Thesis topic: Briony's PhD thesis explores the relationship between women, feminism, and university leadership in Australia.

Ms Emily Longstaff

Thesis topic: 'Dark' Side of the MOOC:  Shedding Light on the Construction, Culture and Consequences of an Emerging Social Movement

Dr Susan Marsh

2015. Thesis - It's Not Cold Money It's Warm Money': Microcredit and Empowerment in the Case of the New Zealand Women's Loan Fund.