NiTRO Creative Matters

Perspectives on creative arts in higher education

Edition 3, 2023 — Thriving Futures + Leadership

Thriving Futures + Leadership
SMILJANA GLISOVIC—This edition of NiTRO Creative Matters takes its theme from this year’s DDCA annual symposium Thrive, with an attendant interest in Leadership. For some time the DDCA Board and membership have been discussing the necessary relationship between thriving and leadership, identifying that for creative practice researchers to continue to
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While ERA Sleeps… The New REF Awakens
PAUL GOUGH, CLIVE BARSTOW—While Australia needs to be highly selective when taking direction from a re-booted Research Excellence Framework (REF) in the UK, there are ultimately a few modifications and shifts in focus that could benefit the arts here once the ERA awakens from its slumber.
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APPLIED COMPASSION with Pearl Tan, Catherine Kolomyjec and Claire Tonkin
PEARL TAN—This edition of Creative Matters is all about leadership and thriving. Leadership has many models, we have transformational, authentic, situational the list goes on, and we can also put this in the context of our increasing awareness of First Nations values and knowings such as valuing process and relationships
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EMBRACING UNCERTAINTY AND THE UNKNOWN: equipping Screen Business Producers to negotiate and thrive in disrupted environments
GERARD REED—The post-pandemic workforce is seemingly the same in many respects to its pre-pandemic condition, though in actuality it has been transformed by a profound experience. To reconstitute economically and socially in the post-pandemic era, there is immense value in examining the virtues, and appreciating the consequences of the pandemic
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Speculative Movie Trailers from our Emerging Leaders
AARON DAVIS—DDCA Symposium Emerging Leaders Workshop
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Building Australia’s Research Future: Getting the A in the HASS and Indigenous Research Data Commons
JENNY FEWSTER'S address at the 2023 DDDCA symposium compiled by MARY FILSELL
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Practice: The Borders Project
LINDA LUKE
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Review
TOP 5 OF 2023
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