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IHS operates as an interdisciplinary, interschool and interfaculty Group within UWA.

We seek close collaboration with all disciplines, schools and faculties concerned with the human condition and human futures.  IHS is responsible to the School of Anatomy & Human Biology within the Faculty of Life & Physical Sciences.  It comprises salaried staff, a Policy and Management Committee an Advisory Committee, Members and Associates. 

Staff

          Convenor:  Associate Professor Neville Bruce (personal website)  

          Graduate Research Assistant:   Karen Connolly

Policy and Management Committee

Professor Dennis Haskell, Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Professor Carmen Lawrence, Institute of Advanced Studies
Professor Colin MacLeod, Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences
Professor Don Markwell, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education)
Professor Graeme Martin, Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences
Convenor IHS (ex officio)

The role of the Policy and Management Committee is to:
Guide overall direction of IHS
Oversee the management of IHS activities.
Represent disciplinary, faculty and central university interests.
 

Advisory Board

Dr Beverley McNamara, Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences 
Dr Martin Forsey, Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Associate Professor Rob Lambert, UWA Business School 

The role of the Advisory Board is to:
Represent and foster collaboration with internal and external stakeholders including national and international teaching and research institutes, government, industry and the public.

Members

          Members are involved directly in IHS activities through collaborative research, teaching or communication and extension activities.  They include UWA representatives from participating disciplines, schools and faculties and other institutions nationally and internationally.

Associates

          Associates are members of the public interested in IHS activities and who wish to keep informed of news and events.  (Contact us to get on our IHS news mailing list) 

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