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Shé Mackenzie HAWKE (CV 2024) CONTACT DETAILS Faculty of Arts and Education, Charles Sturt University (St Marks National Theological Centre), 15 Blackall Street, Ngunnawal/Ngambri Country Canberra ACT 2600 AUSTRALIA Email: she.hawke@yahoo.com.au Address: School of Humanities (SOH formerly SOPHI School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry) MAILROOM, A14 Main Quadrangle, The University of Sydney, Broadway. Eora Country, NSW 2006 AUSTRALIA Email: she.hawke@sydney.edu.au ORCID No. 0000-0001-5709-7884 Academia.edu https://sydney.academia.edu/ShéHawke https://sydney.academia.edu/ShéHawke/Analytics/activity/overview Sydney University https://www.sydney.edu.au/arts/about/our-people/academic-staff/she-hawke.html RESEARCH INTERESTS Shé Mackenzie HAWKE is an interdisciplinary scholar. Her research interests include: Environmental and Feminist Philosophy; Gender and Cultural Studies, Pedagogy; Ancient Greek Philosophy; Theology; Sociology; Social Justice and Peace; Posthumanism, and Poetry. Shé is invested in bringing Citizen Scientists to the table with Governance, Business and Academic Research together with creative industry to make good things happen. She is also an award winning Australian poet whose works have been translated into Greek and Slovene. EDUCATION 2018 Charles Sturt University – Graduate Diploma of Theology 2013 The University of Sydney – Graduate Certificate in Higher Education 2008 The University of Sydney – PhD Department of Gender & Cultural Studies, School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry Title: Aqua Mater: Towards a Genealogy of the Impossible. Supervisors: Elspeth Probyn; Vrasidas Karalis; Clifton Evers. Examiners: Alison Bartlett (UWA); Katrina Schlunke (UTS) and Péter Gyorgy Hars (Pecs, Hungary) 2004 Southern Cross University, Lismore, NSW BA Honours, First Class & University Medal (English/Writing) Title: Depot Girl and the Navigational Tools of Desire and Exile 1996 Training for Health and Community Services (TRHACS) Workplace Trainer and Assessor Certificate IV (Adult Education Teaching Certificate) 1 GRANTS RECEIVED Faculty of Arts and Education, Charles Sturt University, Canberra. Australian Government Research Training Program (AGRTP) PhD Grant 2021-2024: Grant Value AUD $88,500 2021-22 Co-investigator and Co-Lead Partner, EU Commission H2020-LC-CLA-2018-2019-2020 Topic: LC-CLA-13-2020 Smart Control of the Climate Resilience in European Coastal Cities (SCORE 2021-2025 Slovene component 347.000 Euros) https://score-eu-project.eu Grant Value € 10 Million Co-investigator, and Senior Researcher ARRS Grant (J71824), ZRS Koper, Slovenia for Surviving the Anthropocene through Inventing New Ecological Justice and Biosocial Philosophical Literacy (20192022) Grant Value € 300,000 Australian Post Graduate Award (APA) with stipend (2004-2007), AUSTRALIA $ 63,000 The University of Sydney Post Graduate Research Scheme (PRSS) in 2006, AUSTRALIA $2,000 Inaugural Alumni Scholarship Grant from Southern Cross University (2004-2005), AUSTRALIA INVITED KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS 2019 “Mutually co-evolving: Nature, Culture and the value of Inter-disciplinary Research” 4th International Ocean Governance for Sustainability– Challenges, Options & the Role of Science, Dinner Keynote Speaker, National Institute of Biology (NIB), Piran, Slovenia, 25 November 2019 2018 “A Toxic Love Affair: Polluted Leisure in Blue Spaces” Ex Libris Gallery (Curated by Clifton Evers and James Davoll) School of Arts and Cultures, Newcastle Upon Tyne University, 21 September 2018, United Kingdom 2015 “Cross-Cultural Water Values, Literacy and Diplomacy: Policy Challenges in Australian Intra and Trans Boundary Water Management” at the Mitigating Transboundary Water Conflict, Arava Institute of Environmental Science, November 2016, Ketura, Israel 7-9 September 2015. ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT The University of Sydney, Cadigal, Eora Country, Australia 2008-2025 Honorary Associate, Department of Gender and Cultural Studies, School of Humanities (SOH), formerly School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry (SOPHI) 2008-2013 Lecturer B, Department of Gender and Cultural Studies, School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry. Unit Coordinator/ Lecturer/Tutor in following courses: Sex Violence & Transgression; Masculinities; Consumer Cultures; Introduction to Media & Popular Culture; Genres in Cultural Context; Bodies, Sexualities and Identities; Everyday Cultures; Introduction to Gender Studies 2 2012-2013 Lecturer B, the Writing Hub, School of Art, Communication and English. Lecturer/Tutor in the following course: Writing and Rhetoric 2004-2007 Lecturer A, Department of Gender and Cultural Studies, School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry. Lecturer in the following courses: Bodies, Sexualities and Identities; Introduction to Gender, Media and Popular Culture 2013 Tutor in Indigenous Tutorial Assistance Scheme (ITAS), Cadigal Student Support Services, The University of Sydney Visiting Professorships and Community Consultation and Research 2019-2020 Visiting Professor at Alma Mater Europaea (AMEU ISH), Maribor, Slovenia in the Department of the Humanities 2009-2017 Cross-cultural water literacy, eco-philosophical value, and transboundary water management Rous Water/Widjabul – The Water Walk Rocky Creek Dam; Research collaboration with Kamilaroi Scientist Bradley Moggridge, NSW Office of Water – Aboriginal Water Initiative; Collaboration on water with Arava Institute, Israel 2016 Visiting Professor at the Arava Institute of Environmental Science, Ketura, Israel, hosted by David Lehrer and Shira Kronich 2010-2012 Research Associate Department of Modern Greek Studies, School of Languages and Cultures (SLAM), for Associate Professor Vrasidas Karalis and Professor Anthony Dracopolous 2005-2013 Research Associate Media & Communication, School of Letters and Media, for Professor Gerard Goggin Science and Research Centre (ZRS) Koper, Slovenia 2019-2022 Research Associate/A/Prof: Mediterranean Institute for Environmental Studies Studies (MIOS) 2019-2021 Inaugural Director of Mediterranean Institute for Environmental Studies (MIOS) Charles Sturt University, Wiradjuri Country Australia 2019-2024 Adjunct St Marks National Theology Centre, Canberra CSU Campus 2018-2022 Lecturer in Theology, St Marks Theology Campus, Canberra: Lecturer for Christian Spirituality; Examiner for Being the Church; Honours Examiner The University of Canberra, Ngunnawal/ Ngambri Australia 3 2016-2019 Professional Associate, College of Adjuncts – Centre for Creative and Cultural Research The Australian National University, Ngunnawal/ Ngambri Country Australia 2014-2016 Lecturer B, School of Sociology, College of Arts and Social Sciences Lecturer and tutor for: Self and Society; Unit Coordinator/ Lecturer/ Tutor for Sex, Gender and Identities: Introduction to Gender The University of Technology, Cadigal Eora Country, Sydney 2012-2013 Research Associate Transforming Cultures, Cultural Studies, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences, for Dr Catherine Robinson on the ‘Failure to Feed’ Project Other 2010 Tutor and Guest Lecturer University of Western Sydney (UWS), School of Humanities and Languages, For Course: Women in Contemporary Society 2004 Tutor/External Studies/Online Coordinator Southern Cross University (SCU) For Course: Australia, Asia and the World NON- ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT Age of Fishes Museum of Devonian Fish (AOFM), Wiradjuri Country/ Canowindra NSW, Australia 2022-2024 AOFM Board Secretary Casual Tourism Officer Calvary John James Hospital, Ngunnawal /Ngambri Country Canberra, Australia 2016-2018 Mission Integration Officer Co-designer CHA Supplementary Papers Workshops and Ethics Training for internal Professional Development Designer of Inservice Training and Development for staff in Catholic Social Teaching Workshops Principal Consultant with Affinity Consultants Noongar Land, West Australia & Eora Country, Sydney 1991 1991-2023.1 Founder CEO/Project Director - Creative Writing, - Speech Writing - Poetry workshops - Professional Editing & Proof Reading Education and training, workshop design and delivery to private and public sector in: - Staff Development/Effective Communication and Training - Social Justice and Human Rights - Peace Education and Conflict Resolution 4 - Anti-discrimination, & Antibias training Trauma Debriefing PUBLICATIONS Books 2020 Hawke, Shé. Biti s Teboj/Being with You. Bilingual Slovene/English Collection. Translation by: Pesmi sta prevedli Barbara Korun in Iva Jevtić. Foreword/Spremno besedo sta prispevala by Barbara Korun in Aleksander Peršolja. Društvo Konstructivist, JSKD Sežana, and Apokalipsa Press: Slovenia. 2020 Hawke, Shé and Jen Webb. Flight Mode. Canberra: Recent Work Press. 2014 Hawke, Shé. Aquamorphia: falling for water. Brisbane: Interactive Publications. 2008 Hawke, Shé. Depot Girl. Cardiff NSW: Picaro Press. 2007 Hawke, Shé and Carolyn van Langenberg. Tender Muse. Cardiff, NSW: Picaro Press. 1986 Hawke, J. M. Living Peaceful Relationships: a resource manual for primary teachers. Illus. by J. Blythe. Fremantle, WA: Fremantle Education Centre Press. Editor of Edited Books & Special Issue Journals 2022 Hawke, Shé. M., and Reingard Spannring (21 December Winter Solstice). Editorial: “Critical Inter-disciplinary and Inter-species Approaches to Water Sustainability and Climate Change, in Visions for Sustainability: Special Issue “Critical Issues For Water Sustainability And Climate Change, Vol. 18. 3-190 https://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/visions. 2022 Paulsen, M., j. jagodzinski, and S. M. Hawke (Eds.) (13. March) Pedagogy in the Anthropocene: Re-wilding Education for a New Earth. Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan. [endorsed by Professor Will Steffen and Professor Makere Stewart-Harawira] 2021 Shé M. Hawke & Škof, L., (Eds.), Gender, Shame, Violence and Ethics: Terrors of Injustice. Lexington Books an imprint of Rowman & Littlefield. [endorsed by Clifton Evers and Kelly Oliver] 2018 Cirocco, A., & Hawke, S., (Eds. and Authors., Reflections Practice for Everyday Life: A Book of Living Resources. Sydney. CHA https://www.calvarycare.org.au/wpcontent/uploads/2020/11/vd606-calvary-reflections-a5-booklet-november-2020-web.pdf Book Chapters 2025 Hawke, Shé, M. Re-storying the Planet through Porous Entanglements and Elemental Literacy In: Crosscultural Ecoliteracy. Michael Paulsen, and Nanna Jordt Jørgensen (Eds.) Forthcoming from Routledge. 2024 Hawke, Shé. ‘Re-membering Personal and Political Intersections: The trans-Australian ‘Bike Ride for Peace’ and under-told protest and activist stories in 1980s West Australia.’ in A Collection on Global Activism at the Margins, Vol. 2. Victoria Grieve-Williams, and Sonjah Stanley Niaah (Eds.) Forthcoming Bloomsbury. 5 2022 Hawke Shé. M., Spannring R. “Embodying the Earth: Environmental Pedagogy, Re-wilding Waterscapes and Human Consciousness”. In: Paulsen M., Jagodzinski, j., M. Hawke S. (eds) Pedagogy in the Anthropocene. Palgrave Studies in Educational Futures. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. Pp. 197-215. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-90980-2_10 . 2022 Paulsen, Michael, jan jagodzinski and Shé M. Hawke. “A Critical Introduction” in Paulsen M., jagodzinski , M. Hawke S. (eds) Pedagogy in the Anthropocene. Palgrave Studies in Educational Futures. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. Pp. 1-30. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-90980-2_10 . 2022 Paulsen, Michael, jan jagodzinski and Shé M. Hawke. “Outro” in Paulsen M., jagodzinski , M. Hawke S. (eds) Pedagogy in the Anthropocene. Palgrave Studies in Educational Futures. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. Pp. 359-367. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-90980-2_10 . 2018 Hawke, Shé. ‘Graft versus Host: Waters that Convey and Harbors that Reject Liminal Subjects—Towards a New Ethics of Hospitality’ in Borders and Debordering, Eduardo Mendieta, L. Škof, and T. Grušovnik (Eds.) Lanham, Boulder, New York, London: Lexington Books: Rowman & Littlefield. pp. 193-214 2012 Hawke, S.M. and Offord, B. ‘Querying Pedagogy and Cultural Studies: Critical Reflections on teaching Sexuality’, in B. Scherer and M. Ball (eds.) Queer Paradigms Vol. 11: Interrogating Agendas. Oxford: Lang Publishers. pp. 191-208. Peer-reviewed Articles Journal articles: 2023 Hawke, Shé, M. “The Liberating Theology of a Planet’s Beneficence: A Possibility”, in Special 10th Anniversary Issue of Visions for Sustainability. Solstice December 2023. Vol. 20, No. 2 Pp. 497-514. 2022 Hawke, S.M. and Spannring, R., “Editorial: Critical Inter-disciplinary and Inter-species Approaches to Water Sustainability and Climate Change”, In Hawke, S.M., and Spannring, R., eds. Special Issue: “Critical issues for water sustainability and climate change”. Visions for Sustainability, 18, 3-10 https://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/visions 2022 Meulenberg, C.J.W., Shé M. Hawke, Irina Cavaion, Peter Kumer, Blaž Lenarčič “Understanding Interdisciplinarity through Adriatic Mariculture and Climate Change Adaptation” In Special Issue: “Critical issues for water sustainability and climate change”, Visions for Sustainability Vol. 18, 11-36. https://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/visions 2022 Hawke, S. M. “A Part of Nature or Apart from Nature” In Visions for Sustainability Vol. 18, 125-144. https://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/visions Published online/Open Access, 29 April, 2022 https://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/visions/article/view/6713 2021 Spannring, R. and S. Hawke “Anthropocene Challenges for Youth Research: Understanding Agency and Change through Complex Adaptive Systems”. In Journal of Youth Studies (ahead-of-print, open access) Submitted December 2020, Accepted May 2021 Published online first Open Access June 2021 1-17. 2021 Hawke Shé Mackenzie “Re-evaluating the Role of Early Church Women as non-heretical, but Holy” In ETIAM - Revista Agustiniana de Pensamiento - ISSN 1851-2682 impreso // ISSNe 27816296 Vol. XV Nro. 16. 93-119. 6 2021 Kopnina, H. Spannring, R. Hawke, S. Robertson, C. Thomasberger, A. Maloney, M. Morini, M. Lynn, W. Zakari Muhammad, N. Santiago-Ávila, F.J. Begovic, H. and Baranowski, M. “Ecodemocracy in Practice: Exploration of Debates on Limits and Possibilities of Addressing Environmental Challenges within Democratic Systems” In Visions for Sustainability Vol. 15. June 22, 2021. https://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/visions Article history: Submitted May 10, 2021. Accepted May 21, 2021. Published online: May 22, 2021. 44-58. 2021 Hawke, Shé M. “Izginula Metidina himna : izvor izgube”. In: Furlan-Štante, N. (ed.), Škof, L. (ed.), Bjelica, Maja (ed.). Pravičnost, sram, nasilje in feminino : filozofski in večdisciplinarni vpogledi. Koper: Znanstveno-raziskovalno središče Koper, Annales ZRS, 2021. Str. 51-69. ISBN 978-961-7058-53-6. (Authorized translation of “The Missing Hymn of Metis: An Origin of Loss” in Annales Special Issue) 2020 Hawke, Shé. “Seeking Matrology: A Reconsideration of the Under-/Misrepresentation of Early Church Women” Studies in Spirituality Vol.30, 229-251. doi: 10.2143/SIS.30.0.0000000 Peeters Publishers, Belgium. 2020 Hawke, Shé M. “The Missing Hymn of Metis: An Origin of Loss” Sophia Journal of Philosophy and Traditions: Vol. 59, Special Issue No. 1. Shame and Absence: Feminist and Theological Reflections. 69-81. Published online May 6, 2020 https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11841-020-00769-6 2018 Hawke, Shé. “The Exile of Greek Metis: Recovering a Maternal Divine Ontology” In Poligrafi: Special Edition on Ontologies of Asylum Vol. 23. No 91/92 December, Pp. 41-76. 2017 Hawke, S. and G. Palsson. ‘Water Futures, Biosociality and Otherwise Agency’, Journal of Associazone Nazionale Universitaria Antropologi Culturali (ANUAC) Vol. 6, No. 1. 233-252 (ITALIA) 2016 Hawke, S.M. ‘Aquanomics’, Capitalism, Nature, Socialism DOI: 10.1080/10455752.2016.1140385, http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10455752.2016.1140385. 2013 Hawke, S.M. ‘Aquamater: A Genealogy of Water’, Feminist Review (Special Issue on Water), 103, 120-132. 2012 Hawke, S.M. ‘Water Literacy: An ‘other wise’, active and cross-cultural approach to pedagogy, sustainability and human rights’, Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies, 26(2), 235-247. 2011 Hawke, S.M. ‘Evolutionary Water: Wombs, Seas, Tears and their Utraquistic Relation’, Altitude: An e – Journal of emerging humanities work, 9, 1-25. 2010 Hawke, S.M. ‘The Ship Goes Both Ways: Cross-cultural Writing from Joy Damousi, Eleni Nickas, Antigone Kefala and Beverley Farmer’, Modern Greek Studies: A Journal for Greek Letters, Australia and New Zealand, 14, 41-56. https://openjournals.library.sydney.edu.au/index.php/MGST/article/view/5990/6555 2008 Gibbs, A. and Hawke, S.M. ‘Sándor Ferenczi’s Thalassal Trend and the Role of Affect in the Psychosomatic Relation’, Thalassa: Hungarian Journal of Psychoanalysis, 19 (1), 37-57. 2007 Hawke, S.M. ‘Infinity and Other Possibilities; Following the Footfall of Charmian Clift, Beverley Farmer and Sue Woolfe’, Literature and Aesthetics: the Journal of the Sydney Society of Literature and Aesthetics. 17 (2), 51-65. https://openjpurnals.library.sydney.edu.au/index.php/LA/article/view/4924/5616 7 2005 Hawke, S.M. ‘Dancing with the Ghost of Charmian Clift: A Ficto-critical Requiem’, Modern Greek Studies: A Journal for Greek Letters, Australia and New Zealand, 13, 106-121. Book reviews 2024 Review of Gísli Pálsson, The Last of its Kind: The Search for the Great Auk and the Discovery of Extinction Princeton; Oxford: Princeton University Press 2024. In Visions for Sustainability (forthcoming Solstice December 2024) 2023 Review of Veronica Strang, Water Beings: From Nature Worship to the Environmental Crisis London: Reaktion Books 2023. In Special 10th Anniversary Issue of Visions for Sustainability. Solstice December 2023. Vol. 20, No. 2 Pp. 489-593. 2017 “Woman Tip Your Lid” review of Iep Jaltok: Poems from a Marshallese Daughter. Kathy Jetñil-Kijiner. Arizona, USA: University of Arizona Press. 2017. 82 pages, ISBN 13:978- 0-81653402-9. World Literature Today; Lives Interrupted/Migration Stories Sep- Oct 2017, worldlit.org 2016 “Sharing the Airs” review of Breathing with Luce Irigaray, E. A. Holmes et al (Ed.) Bloomsbury: London; New Delhi; New York; Sydney. In Sophia: International Journal of Philosophy and Traditions DOI: 101107/s11841-015-0502-0. 2014 “Old Beings New Becomings: Neo Darwinism and Descartes Dualisms are dead – Again!” review of Biosocial Becomings: Integrating Social and Biological Anthropology, Tim Ingold and Gisli Palsson (Eds.), Cambridge University Press: Cambridge. In Journal of Associazone Nazionale Universitaria Antropologi Culturali (ANUAC, ITALIA), Vol.3 No.1, pp. 126-128. 2013 “Remembering Memories” review of Remembering Television: Histories, Technologies, Memories, Kate Darian-Smith and Sue Turnbull (Eds), Cambridge Scholars Publishing: Newcastle Upon Tyne. In: Media International Australia, No. 148 – August 2013, p. 162. 2003 “Travelling Borderlands” review of The Teetotaller’s Wake by Carolyn van Langenberg, Indra Publishing: SA. In: Australian Women’s Book Review, Vol. 15.2 – November 2003, pp. 37-38. Journal Editor/Peer Reviewer/Editorial Boards 2024 Springer Nature/Routledge Peer Reviewer 2021-present Visions for Sustainability (https://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/visions/people) Editorial Board 2019-2020 Sophia International Journal of Philosophy and Traditions (Springer) Peer Reviewer 2015 Bloomsbury Academic Publishers, monograph reviewer Short Title book series 2012-2016 Altitude Journal: An e journal for emerging humanities work 2005-2012 Modern Greek Studies: A Journal for Greek Letters, Australia and New Zealand 14, 2009/10; 15, 2011/2012 The University of Sydney 2009-2011 Kurungabaa: a journal of literature and history of ideas from the sea 8 INVITED GUEST SEMINARS/LECTURES/SPEECHES 2023 “An Edge of Chaos Story: Complex Adaptive Systems and Social Change” Guest Lecture for Masters Course: ‘Development and Education in Young People and Adults 603872’ Department of Educational Sciences, University of Innsbruck/ Leopold Franzens University, 6 November 2023. Hosted by Dr Reingard Spannring 2021 “Spirituality and Justice and Spirituality and Ecology”. Guest lecture for UNIT THL 216 “Christian Spirituality” for School of Theology, Faculty of Arts and Education, Charles Sturt University, Canberra, 17 May 2021. 2020 “Resistance: from street marches to the poets' pen”. Guest Lecture for UNIT CG 350 "Narratives of Resistance: From the Greek War of Independence to the Resilience against the Coronavirus," for the Department of Classical Studies, Boston University, [online], 18 November. Hosted by Dr Vassiliki Rapti 2020 “Writing Water Story: Water Literacy and the Aqua App” Guest Lecture co-designed with Dr Reingard Spannring for: Compulsory Modul 6: Universal Values - Education for Sustainable Development (990006), Department for Educational Sciences, Leopold Franzens/University of Innsbruck, 21 October. 2019 “Mutually co-evolving: Nature, Culture and the value of Inter-disciplinary Research” 4th International Ocean Governance for Sustainability– Challenges, Options & the Role of Science, Dinner Speaker, National Institute of Biology (NIB), Piran, Slovenia, 25 November 2019 2018 “Biosocial Confluence: Mapping Futures Down a Complex Adaptive Stream” to National Institute of Biology, Piran, Slovenia, 27 September 2018 2016 “The Play of Water from Mythic Metis to the Contemporary Beach: The Poetics of Aquamorphia”, Ludics Seminar, Mahindra Humanities Center, Harvard University. USA, 14 November 2016 2016 “The Quest for God (or something like it): Jung, Yoda and the Hero Archetype” at the Canberra Jung Society, 7 October 2016, Australia. 2014 Research School of Social Sciences, Seminar Series, Semester II, The Australian National University, “The Social Worlds of the River, as an Agent in its own Becoming: The Cotter/Murrumbidgee River Corridor” October. 2014 Research School of Social Sciences, Seminar Series, Australian National University, “Reading Water Futures: Resilience Thinking, Biosociality and Complex Adaptive Systems Theory” 24 February. 2014 Fenner School of Environment and Society, ANU ENVS1001, Australian National University, “Reading Water Futures and Values on the panel: “Water and People’s: The Importance of Community Participation in Sustainability Governance”, 6 May. 2011 Inspired Voices Seminar Series, Philosophy Department, The University of Sydney Convenor Professor Rick Benitez. “The Transfiguration of Metis” 12 May. 9 CONFERENCE AND SYMPOSIA PAPERS 2022 “Launch of the AquaMOOC” Hosted by Reingard Spannring (University of Innsbruck, Faculty of Education, Austria) and Shé Hawke (Mediterranean Institute for Environmental Studies, Koper, Slovenia) 8 April. https://www.uibk.ac.at/events/info/2022/launch-of-the-aquamooc.html 2021 “Changing the Face of the Earth and its Waters” at In the Swirl of Change: Water, Life and Climate Symposium: Hosted by the National Institute of Biology, Ljubljana, Slovenia, 14-15 October. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hf2y2NHuhyw 2021 “Re-wilding Waterscapes Through a Renewed ‘Ecology of Mind’” at International workshop: Water Epistemologies: Trans-cultural and Trasnspecies Knowledge, Ethics and Citizenship in Waterscapes: Hosted by Reingard Spannring (University of Innsbruck, Faculty of Education, Austria ) and Tomaž Grušovnik (University of Primorska, Faculty of Education, Slovenia) 21 June. 2021 “Re-Stor(y)ing a World: Porous Entanglements and Elemental Literacy” paper on panel: “Cross-cultural, Elemental Consciousness and Embodied Cohabitation” at Surviving The Anthropocene Towards Elemental Literacy And Interdisciplinary Partnerships: An Interdisciplinary Symposium 26 May, 2021 – Hosted by University of Iceland; Science and Research Centre, Slovenia; University of Innsbruck, Austria and Alma Mater Europaea, Slovenia. (Funded by ARRS J71824) 2021 “End on Sea” paper on panel: “Creating with Polluted Seas: Toxic Wellbeing, Terrible Beauty, and New Water Literacies” at Living in End Times Utopian and Dystopian Representations of Pancrises in Fiction, Film and Culture: A (Virtual) Interdisciplinary Conference 14 January, 2021—Cappadocia University, Turkey (Funded by ARRS J7-1824) 2020 “A Critical Need for Environmental Literacy – Re-wilding Human Consciousness”, paper at Anthropocenes: Reworking the Wound, University of Katowice, Poland in Association with European Society for Literature, Science and the Arts, 19 June 2020 (Funded by ARRS J71824, Slovenia) 2020 "Becoming Eco-fluent: Being with Nature" paper at Surviving the Anthropocene: EcoPedagogy and Eco-philosophy: Public Lectures, University of Innsbruck, Austria, 17 April, 2020. (Funded by ARRS J71824, Slovenia) 2020 “From the Future we Want to the Future we Need” paper at From Environmental Concerns to a European Green Deal: An Integral Framework of Learning for Sustainability. Maribor, Slovenia, 13-14 March 2020 (Funded by ARRS J71824) 2019 “Anthropocene Survival through Inventing New Ecological Justice and Biosocial Philosophical Literacy” paper at Integral Green Economy for a Better World (IGE), Poljčane, Slovenia, 22 November 2019 (Funded by ARRS J71824) 2018 “An Origin Of Loss: Dissolution Of Divine Metis from Sacred Mysteries to Relinquishing Mother of Athena in Common Myth” paper at: Terrors of Injustice: Gender Violence and Ethics of Shame, University of Utrecht, Netherlands, 4-5 October 2018 2016 “Host Versus Graft: Waters That Convey And Harbours That Reject Liminal Subjects – Towards A New Ethics Of Hospitality” paper at: borders / debordering: Towards a New World Culture of Hospitality, ZRS, Slovenia, 3 July. 2014 “Becoming Water, and more-than-human Currents in Irigaray’s Marine Lover & Divine Women” paper on panel: Water Topologies: Irigaray’s More than Human Becomings” at Irigaray Circle Conference, RMIT, Melbourne 11 December. 10 2014 “Affective River Readings: Intersecting Bourdieu’s Agency, Field and Habitus with a Psychological History of Human and non-human Becoming through Water Relations” at: Environmental Humanities (AZLEC/ANZ) Conference: Affective Habitus: Hosted by Humanities Research Centre, ANU, 21 June. 2012 Bloom Where You Are Planted, Sacra Coeur International Conference, Sancta Sophia College, The University of Sydney. “Cross-Cultural and Elemental Literacy and Rhetoric: The Widjabul/Rous Alliance” 7 July. 2010 “Water: A Scholarly, Cross-cultural, Canonical Approach” paper at A Scholarly Affair, Cultural Studies Association of Australasia (CSAA) Byron Bay/ Southern Cross University, NSW 7-9 December. 2010 “Water Literacy: A Missing Link in Darwinism Recovered in Eco-Criticism and CrossCultural Knowledge” paper at Literature and Science Conference, Fourth annual conference of The Australasian Association for Literature, University of New South Wales, 5-6July. 2008 “Literary & Cultural Odyssey’s” paper at (panel with Arnold Zable and Angela Costi) Multidisciplinary Approaches to Greek Studies Conference for the Modern Greek Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand, 9th BiennialConference,LaTrobeUniversity,Melbourne,11–13 December. 2008 “The Displaced Heart in Translation: A Liminal Place” paper at (panel with Judy Singer [refugee health], Susan Andrews [children overboard], and Dave Corlett [climate change refugees]) Activating Human Rights Conference: Universal Responsibility, Southern Cross University, Byron Bay NSW, 1-4 July. 2008 “Writing the Region: Belonging and Betrayal in the Hinterland” – paper at Critical regionalism: Realising the Local Mini-Conference of the Australian Society for the Appreciation of Literature (ASAL), Curtin University, WA, 9-10 February. 2007 “The Ship Goes Both Ways: an appreciation of textual and cultural diversity in the narrative, memoir and history of Joy Damousi, Helen Nickas, Antigone Kefala and Beverley Farmer” –at ASAL Conference, The Colonial Present: Australian Writing for the 21 Century, The University of Queensland. 14 July. 2006 “Infinity and Other Possibilities: Expatriate Australian Women Writing on Greece – Charmian Clift, Beverley Farmer and Sue Woolfe” paper at (panel with Beverley Farmer) Conference on Minorities and Minority Discourses in the Greek World. Sponsored by The Modern Greek Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand, The University of Sydney, 14-16 December. 2006 “The Epistemology of Tenderness: Attending to the Unattended” paper at (panel with Anna Gibbs) Psychoanalysis and Psychosomatics: Mind, Body and the Bridge Between at the Clinical Sándor Ferenczi Conference, Baden Baden, Germany, sponsored by the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis. 2-6 August. 2005 “Unfixed in Fluids”, Conference of the Cultural Studies Association of Australasia (CSAA) University of Technology, Sydney. 22 November. 2004 “Re-Mapping Mateship” paper at The Politics of Friendship - A Symposium on Friendship, Gender and Nation in Australia, Britain and The Empire, Menzies Centre for Australian Studies, University of London, 26-27 June. 11 INVITED PERFORMANCES AND BOOK LAUNCHES 2021 Invited Australian Poet, reading new and selected work at That Poetry Thing that Happens at Smiths on Monday Nights. 7 June, 2021, including excerpts from “Biti s teboj/Being with You” (2020), Flight Mode (2020), Aquamorphia (2014), and Depot Girl (2008). 2021 “Biti s teboj/Being with You” Launch event of bilingual poetry collection (Apokalipsa, JSKD, Društvo Konstruktivist, Slovenia 2020) hosted by Kosovel Memorial Room Curator Mateja Krajl and JSKD and Apokalipsa Press 8 February. Speakers: Pesmi sta prevedli Barbara Korun in Iva Jevtić. Spremno besedo sta prispevala Barbara Korun in Aleksander Peršolja. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yg0WWwZOZbQ 2020 Zoom Launch of Flight Mode, co-authored with Jen Webb, at Smith’s Bookshop, Alinga St, Civic, Canberra, hosted by Recent Work Press, Canberra, launched by Shane Strange. 2 November. 2020 “Sezana” and “Winded” at Sosed Tvojega Brega 2020, Metlika, Slovenia. Book launch of Paralele 30 and workshops 30 August. 42nd Slovenian National Meeting of authors writing in their mother tongue, The Public Fund of the Republic of Slovenia for Cultural Activities, in cooperation with the Metlika Regional Branch, Slovenia. 2020 “The Breath of Trees/ Dih Dreves”; “Sežana”; “Winded” at Sosed Tvojega Brega Poetry Reading for Migrants and Neighbours of Slovenia, Ljubljana, 21 February 2020. 2014 Launch of Aquamorphia: Falling for Water (IP 2014) by Dr Gavin Smith (ANU) and Kamilaroi Scientist Mr Brad Moggridge at Smiths Bookshop, Canberra 14 December. 2014 Launch of Aquamorphia: Falling for Water (IP 2014) by Professor Vrasidas Karalis & Helen Nickas at the Modern Greek Studies Association of Australia & New Zealand 12th Biennial Conference: Un-Framing Hellenism: Greek Culture After the Crisis, The University of Sydney, 4 December. 2013 Now Hear This Stories that Celebrate the Centenary of Canberra 23 May, ABC Radio 666 “Hawkey’s Daughter: How’s Your Father”. 2009 Feast Festival South Australia: On The Lounge Meet the Author, Adelaide. Shé Hawke and Susan Margery. Creative producer Kerry Ireland 14-19 November. 2008 Peter Skrzynecki and Shé Hawke “Outsiders In” Poetry Reading- Other Worlds and Depot Girl, Kirribilli Books, 7 December. 2008 Depot Girl – coming soon to a stop near you launched by Elspeth Probyn, Katrina Schlunke and Vrasidas Karalis, Coop Bookshop, The University of Sydney, 19 September. 2007 Tender Muse – launched by Anna Gibbs, The Feminist Bookshop, Lilyfield, Sydney, 22 September. 2005-07 Poetry Performances: new and selected work. Brett Whitely Studio, Surrey Hills, Sydney. 2000-04 Lismore Live Poets performances at The Rous Hotel, Lismore. 2004 “Driving Desire” Byron Bay Writers’ Festival Poetry Cup (winner) 2004 Poetica-Australia’s Far East Poets produced by Mike Ladd (7 February) Shé Hawke reads 12 2003 Special Guest on Life Matters with Julie McCrossin and Geraldine Doogue, “Depot Girl Goes to London University” July, ABC Radio. 2002 Performance Poetry – “The Shed” at the launch of The School of Arts and Social Sciences, Southern Cross University, Lismore, November. PhD SUPERVISION PhD Supervision: Emma Shae Davies, “Ecological Subjecthood” Doctorate conferred October 2019, Australian National University (ANU), Australia. PhD Mentor: Sr Hildegard Ryan (OSB) Obsculta Listen Carefully: A Study of Benedictine Continuity of Charism and Tradition with a Focus on the Benedictine Nuns of Subiaco, Rydalmere, New South Wales. (Sydney College of Divinity), Australia. 2018-2021 CONTRIBUTION TO RESEARCH COMMUNITY HDR Member of Faculty of Arts and Education (FOAE) Research Committee, Charles Sturt University , NSW 2024 -) Secretary of the Age of Fishes Museum Executive Board, Canowindra NSW, AUSTRALIA (20232024) Member of the European Rights of Nature Hub (2020-) https://therightsofnature.org/what-is-rights-ofnature/ Co-investigator on EU Commission project H2020-LC-CLA-2018-2019-2020 Topic: LC-CLA-132020 Smart Control of the Climate Resilience in European Coastal Cities. Led by It Sligo, Ireland. (SCORE 2021-2025 Overall value Euros 10 million) (2021-2025) https://score-eu-project.eu Grant Agreement No. 101007142. Co-author and Co-Investigator of Slovenian Research Agency Grant (ARRS J7-1824) Mediterranean Institute for Environmental Studies MIOS (and Institute for Philosophy) ZRS Koper, Slovenia (value 300,000 Euros) for Surviving the Anthropocene through Inventing New Ecological Justice and Biosocial Philosophical Literacy (2019- 2022) Co-convenor with Mediterranean Institute for Environmental Studies, of the Symposium Surviving The Anthropocene: Through Elemental Literacy and Inter-disciplinary Partnerships, ICELAND May 24-26 2021, co-funded by the Science and Research Centre (ZRS) Koper, SLOVENIA, and the Slovenian Research Agency International collaboration with Arava Institute for Environmental Studies, ISRAEL on Transboundary Water Management and Policy, ongoing (2012-2024) Convened Transboundary Water networking meeting in the Byron Bay Hinterland/ Widjabul Country NSW, with Shira Kronich (Arava Institute, Israel), and Anthony Acret representing Rous Water and the Widjabul people, 2016 AUSTRALIA Higher Degree Research Supervision/Mentoring – PhD, Masters and Honours (USYD & ANU 20122018); St Marks Theological College, Charles Sturt University, Canberra ACT, AUSTRALIA, 2019. Science and Research Centre, Koper Slovenia 2020. 13 Honours Degree Research Examination, ANU, Canberra 2015; St Marks Theological Centre, Canberra CSU, AUSTRALIA, 2019. Established the George Lewin Alumni Scholarship for Honours students inaugurated on 27 July 2004, securing 4x$5,000 scholarships for Honours students suffering financial or social hardship. Southern Cross University, NSW, AUSTRALIA, Value-to-date: $400,000 Collaboration with Rous Water (Lismore), and the First Nations Widjabul people of the Northern Rivers on water management and cultural values [Uncle Roy Gordon and Anthony Acret], NSW, AUSTRALIA (2010-2016), and with First Nations Kamilaroi man Bradley Moggridge (2014-2017) from the Aboriginal Water Initiative NSW, AUSTRALIA Co-convenor of the Cultural Studies Association of Australasia Conference – A Scholarly Affair, hosted by Southern Cross University (SCU), Lismore, 7- 9 December 2010, NSW, AUSTRALIA Co-convenor of the Australian Greek Studies Conference hosted by the Department of Modern Greek Studies, The University of Sydney 14-16 December 2006, AUSTRALIA SELECTED MEDIA & NON-SCHOLARLY PUBLICATIONS & PERFORMANCES Radio, Digital & Print Media 2023 Giving Rivers a Voice The Aqua MOOC learning platform (Spannring and Hawke) In zukunft forschung 02/23 Story by: Andreas Hauser pp. 18-19. 9 November 2023 2022 Shé Hawke on Water and Fire, on The Sea and Us/ Morje in mi program Povezava: https://www.rtvslo.si/radio/podkasti/morjeinmi/173250778/174890268 Radio Koper. Episode 280. Oddaja "Morje in mi" 1 August 2022 2021 Piran a Coastal City Living Lab on SCORE European Commission Project https://www.rtvslo.si/radio-koper/prispevki/novice/piran-bo-zivi-laboratorij-iskanja-trajnostnihresitev-za-omilitev-posledic-podnebne-krize/597879 2021 Score European Commission Project on Coastal City Living labs (CCLL) SHINK2C interview with Lea Širok https://www.rtvslo.si/youngvillagefolk/novice/piran-bo-zivi-laboratorijiskanja-trajnostnih-resitev-za-omilitev-posledic-podnebne-krize/597879 2021 RAZISKOVALCI ZRS KOPER SODELUJEJO V POMEMBNEM PROJEKTU: Piran bo postal eden izmed živih laboratorijev evropskih obalnih mest, 22 September https://www.regionalobala.si/novica/raziskovalci-zrs-koper-sodelujejo-v-pomembnem-projektu-piranbo-postal-eden-izmed-zivih-laboratorije 2021 The Canberra Times: LIT BITS- Geoff’s Poetry at Smith’s. Shé Hawke reading new and selected poetry. 7 June https://www.smithsalternative.com/events/geoff-s-poetry-at-smith-s72706?d=7%2F06%2F2021+7%3A00%3A00+PM 2020 NAGRADA ZA POEZIJO SODELAVKI ZRS KOPER: Uspeh dr. Shé Mackenzie Hawke na državnem srečanju manjšinskih pesnikov in pisateljev September 3, 2020 Regional News Koper, Slovenia https://www.regionalobala.si/novica/nagrada-za-poezijo-sodelavki-zrs-koper-uspeh-dr-shemackenzie-hawke-na-drzavnem-srecanju-manjsinskih 14 2020 PRIMORSKI ČEBELAR BOŠTJAN TROBEC OB SVETOVNEM DNEVU ČEBEL: "Obeti za prihodnost so zaskrbljujoči" May 19, 2020 Regional News Koper https://www.regionalobala.si/novica/primorski-cebelar-bostjan-trobec-ob-svetovnem-dnevu-cebelobeti-za-prihodnost-so-zaskrbljujoci2020 50. OBLETNICA DNEVA ZEMLJE: Naj bo svetovni dan Zemlje vsak dan!/ 50th Anniversary of Earth Day: May Earth Day be every day! https://www.regionalobala.si/novica/50obletnica-dneva-zemlje-naj-bo-svetovni-dan-zemlje-vsak-dan- April 22, Regional News, Koper Slovenia, Editorial from Dr Shé Hawke, Mediterranean Institute for Environmental Studies, ZRS, Slovenia. 2020 50 Years of Earth Day on Radio FM 103 or 104,1 or 88,1 Monday 27the April Produced by Lea Širok at 13.30 hrs https://www.rtvslo.si/radiokoper https://4d.rtvslo.si/arhiv/morje-in-mi/174689121 2020 Hawke, Shé M and L. Škof “Podnebne Spremembe in naša skupna človečnost” Climate Change and our Shared Humanity” in DELO, www.delo.si March 22 2020. https://www.delo.si/novice/okolje/podnebne-spremembe-in-nasa-skupna-clovecnost-290047.html 2015 Sunday Brunch with Greg Bayliss & Jolene Laverty 12 July ABC Radio 666 “Aquamorphia: water, love and the history of the loo” 2013 Now Hear This ABC Radio 666, (produced by Melanie Tait) “Hawkey’s Daughter” 23 May http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/nowhearthis/shehawke/4993812 2012 All the Best: Coast to Coast, FBi Radio (produced by Kate Montague and Belinda Lopez) “The Summer of ‘75” 23 September Television 2008 Special Guest on Compass ABC TV: “More than the 3R’s: Choosing a High School for your Child” Sydney, Host: Geraldine Doogue, produced by Deb Bourne August. Podcasts 2024 Wheelchair basketball participant interview with Wheelchair Sports NSW/ ACT 2012 Tell me a Story: Pipped at the Post (produced by Kathryn Bendall) “Hello Christian!” Podcast of performance November 4 Roxbury Hotel, Sydney 2006-07 1001 Nights: A durational performance produced by Barbara Campbell Night 468 (01/10/06) “To the Outside World” Shé Hawke Night 616 (21/02/07) “Looking for Examples” Night 843 (11/10/07) “Six Days in the Sheraton” Non-Scholarly Publications, Poetry & Editorships 2022 “Breathing with Horses”; “Being with Trees” in Sosed Tvojega Brega PARALELE, May 29 August (Funded by The Public Fund of the Republic of Slovenia for Cultural Activities, Slovenian) 15 2022 “Falling Trees” in EREMOS, April 2022, No. 154 pp 10-13. 2020 “Sežana”; “Winded” in Sosed Tvojega Brega PARALELE, August 2020, pp. 131-132 (Funded by The Public Fund of the Republic of Slovenia for Cultural Activities, Slovenian) 2017 “Round River”, and “The Willing”, in Just Off Message: A 20th Year Anthology. David P. Reiter (ed.) Interactive Press: Carindale. Pp. 80-82. 2015 “Brief-Cased Girl”, in Meniscus, August, Vol. 3. No. 2. P. 19. 2010 Eleni Nickas, Athina’s Daughters: A memoir of two worlds, Owl Publications, Melbourne (English co-editor with Gillian Bouras). 2010 “Reading Water: The Amniotic Sea of Metis” in Kurungabaa: a journal of history and ideas from the sea, Vol 5, (1) pp. 49-50. 2009 “The Origin of Species needs a feminist take” Newcastle Herald Feature Article by Shé Hawke, Sydney University 18/02/2009. 2009 “l’ appassionata del l’acqua” in Kurungabaa: a journal of history and ideas from the sea, Vol. 2, (2) pp. 74-78. 2009 “Beaching Water: 1975-2007” in Kurungabaa: a journal of history and ideas from the sea, Vol. 2 (1) pp.73-78. 2009 “Tidal Pull” in Kurangabaa: a journal of history and ideas from the sea http://kurungabaa.net/2009/03/31/tidal-pull-by-she-hawke-2/. 2009 “Little Wategos” in Kurangabaa: a journal of history and ideas from the sea http://kurungabaa.net/2009/02/27/excerpt-from-depot-girl-by-she-hawke/. 2003 Wingbeats: Poetry from Byron Bay and Beyond: Dangerously Poetic Press: Byron Bay (Coeditor) 2001 Coastlines 2: New Writing from Southern Cross; Southern Cross University Press, (Co-editor with I. Curteis, D. Prussian, C. Yarrow et al) AWARDS Scholarly 2018 Deans Citation for Academic Excellence (Grad Dip Theology) Charles Sturt University 2004 University Medal (BA Arts With First Class Honours) Southern Cross University, Lismore Community & Peace Building 1986 International Year of Peace Award (co-awarded with Alyn Ware - Mobile Peace Van Education, Ministry of Education), Aotearoa/New Zealand Poetry 16 2020 Sosed Tvojega Brega/Neighbour of Your Shore, 2020, Slovenia, Gold Award for “Sezana” and “Winded” Funded by the Slovenian Cultural Fund & JSKD 2004 Byron Bay Writers Festival Poetry Prize, Northern Rivers Writers Centre for “Driving Desire” 2003 Lismore Poetry Cup People’s Choice Award For “Driving Desire” Shortlists 2021 Sosed Tvojega Brega/ Neighbour of Your Shore, 2022, Shortlist for “Breathing with Horses” and Being with Trees” Funded by the Slovenian Cultural Fund & JSKD 2009 Foundation for Australian Literary Studies Colin Roderick Award For Depot Girl Nominations 2015 Australian Prime Minister’s Literary Award, & Queensland Premier’s Literary Award & South Australia Premier’s Literary Award for Aquamorphia: Falling for Water. 2015 Australian National University for Vice Chancellor’s Awards for Teaching Excellence. 2009 The Miles Franklin Literary Award, & Victorian Premier’s Literary Award – C J. Dennis Poetry & Queensland Premier’s Literary Award For Depot Girl 17