Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Student Rep

What are you studying and when are you expecting to graduate?

I'm currently studying a double degree in Law and Psychology, and I'm expecting to graduate around mid-2026.

What made you want to become a student Representative?

I've always been in student leadership positions for as long as I can remember. I think the most impactful reason for becoming involved in student leadership is the ability to elevate and empower the voice of others to ensure that their voices are heard regarding current issues.I've always been in student leadership positions for as long as I can remember. I think the most impactful reason for becoming involved in student leadership is the ability to elevate and empower the voice of others to ensure that their voices are heard regarding current issues.

What do you aim to achieve for UniSA students in 2025?

I think my primary focus in 2025 will be helping to shape the new University and its approach to Aboriginal governance and student support.

What campus are you from and what's your favourite thing about this campus?

I'm primarily based at City-West and my favourite part about the campus is the fact that I can walk 5 minutes in any direction for a coffee.

What's your best piece of advice for your fellow students?

To make the most of the support and opportunities that are offered to you!

What instantly puts you in a good mood?

Cooking!

If you could have dinner with anyone - dead or alive - who would it be and why?

If I could have dinner with someone dead or alive, I'd probably choose my great-great grandparents, just to find out more about my family history and where I come from.

If money was no object, what would you do with your life?

If money were no object, I’d travel the world, experiencing different cultures and tasting all kinds of cuisine. As I've never left South Australia, I think travelling is probably the first thing I would do.