Academics at Griffith university envisioned a complementary learning and supportive relationship could be developed between Bachelor of Information Technology (BAIT) students and Master of Social Work (MSW) students. Discussions between discipline specific staff highlighted that each discipline had strengths and expertise that could assist students to overcome challenges brought about by systemic changes in tertiary education, gaps in skillsets and curriculum, and workforce expectations. Pressures included students attending university from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, the increasing importance of information technology (IT) in the classroom and workplace, as well as the requirement to communicate effectively across a range of disciplines. Working, interacting, and communicating effectively in cross-discipline and culturally diverse environments is a requisite for all graduates, however academics found there were few opportunities for students to partner across di
Dating apps have revolutionized the way people meet and connect with potential romantic partners. With the rise of smartphones and mobile technology, these apps have become increasingly popular, with millions of users around the world swiping, liking, and messaging their way to new relationships. While dating apps offer many advantages, such as convenience, accessibility, and.
Film historian Wes D. Gehring shares his respect for filmmaking by Sydney Pollack through a special lens. Keenly examining ten of Pollack’s twenty-one films within the rubric of “A Subliminal