Amanda supports students to navigate university study, balance life commitments, and connect with their campus community. From helping with study planning to running events and engagement activities, Amanda's role is all about removing barriers and helping students feel seen, supported, and successful. Amanda recently completed her doctorate in Environmental History, and is Barossa Regional University Campuses 2nd doctorate.
Kate leads the Campus and is passionate about creating a welcoming, supportive space for students of all ages and backgrounds. A current PhD candidate in Music Education and Youth Wellbeing, she also holds a Graduate Certificate in Education Design and a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment. She is also a Graduate Teaching Fellow for undergraduate and postgraduate education programs.
Her expertise includes student support, regional education, educational design, and teacher development. Kate is especially focused on delivering practical, local pathways into higher education and training, helping more students access the opportunities they deserve.
