Lillian Smyth

Senior Lecturer

Australian National University
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Dr. Lillian Smyth is a Senior Lecturer at the Australian National University, Australia. Her research interests encompass social identity, music participation, mindfulness interventions in educational settings, and the health impacts of climate change in medical curricula. Recent publications include studies on student transitions to university, weight bias in medical education, and the effects of online learning on social identification.

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Jonathan Hyett

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Alexandra Webb

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Carolyn Hawkins

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Nicole Vargas

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Kasia Banas

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