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School Alumni Award for Occupational Therapy

Congratulations to Dr Priscilla Ennals who was recently awarded a School of Allied Health, Human Services and Sport Alumni Award for Occupational Therapy.

Professor Kay Crossley and Emeritus Professor Meg Morris appointed as AAHMS fellows

Professor Kay Crossley and Emeritus Professor Meg Morris have been elected to the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences Fellowship.

School Alumni Award for Podiatry

Anthony Lewis was recently awarded the School of Allied Health, Human Services and Sport Alumni Award for Podiatry.

School Early Career Alumni Award for Orthoptics

Congratulations to Dr Gareth Lingham on receiving the School Early Career Alumni Award for Orthoptics.

School Alumni Award for Occupational Therapy

Congratulations to Nadya Fullerton who was recently awarded the School of Allied Health, Human Services and Sport Alumni Award for Occupational Therapy.

School Early Career Alumni Award for Physiotherapy

Congratulations to Kennedy Lay who has received the School Early Career Alumni Award for Physiotherapy.

Menstrual health and elite sport

A new study has examined how effectively menstrual health education resources are reaching elite female athletes.

2026 School of Allied Health, Human Services and Sport Alumni Awards

The School of Allied Health, Human Services and Sport recently held the 2026 Alumni Awards.

Cricket's day-night pink ball not always so pretty

Cricket's day-night pink ball not so pretty for some

Exercise averts younger onset knee osteoarthritis

Exercise averts knee osteoarthritis in young people

La Trobe Professor inducted to Women’s Honour Roll

Professor Clare Wright OAM inducted into state's Honour Roll of Women.

Career change at 52? Student says 'just go for it'

Bendigo student proves age is just a number ahead of La Trobe Open Day

Global citizenship in occupational therapy

A new study highlights the importance of global citizenship in preparing occupational therapy students for the complexities of contemporary practice.

Supporting people with communication disabilities

Professor Robyn O’Halloran and her team are working to ensure people with communication disabilities receive the support they need to navigate healthcare with confidence.

Developing cultural responsiveness in dietetics

A new initiative in the Master of Dietetics is helping future dietitians develop the cultural responsiveness needed to work respectfully and effectively with Indigenous communities.