Katherine Thompson (B.A. Duke University; M.A. Ed. Wake Forest University) has taught in a variety of secondary and tertiary settings in the United States, Australia, and Tanzania. She is currently a PhD candidate in the Centre for Social Research in Health at UNSW Sydney (Bedegal Country), and a sessional academic and research assistant within the UNSW School of Education, working in the fields of LGBTQ+ families and health, Indigenous...view more
Katherine Thompson (B.A. Duke University; M.A. Ed. Wake Forest University) has taught in a variety of secondary and tertiary settings in the United States, Australia, and Tanzania. She is currently a PhD candidate in the Centre for Social Research in Health at UNSW Sydney (Bedegal Country), and a sessional academic and research assistant within the UNSW School of Education, working in the fields of LGBTQ+ families and health, Indigenous education, sociocultural contexts of education, and equity in education.
My Qualifications
M.A. Ed. Secondary English Education (Wake Forest University), B.A. English (Duke University)
My Awards
Rainbow Families HDR Scholarship - 2024
Vice Chancellor's Teaching Award - Programs that Enhance Learning - Master of Teaching Indigenous Education Program 2021
Dean's Learning & Teaching Awards 2019 - Rising Star Award
Nominee - UNSW President's Awards 2017 - Collaboration
UNSW Staff Excellence Award: Excellence in Community Engagement - UNSW Matraville Education Partnership 2016
My Research Activities
My Teaching
EDST1108: Indigenous Perspectives in Education
EDST5115: Social and Political Contexts in Education
EDST1104: Social Perspectives in Education
EDST2070: Culture, Identity and Education
Master of Teaching Indigenous Education Intensive
Nura Gili Winter School and Pre-Education Programs
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