Dr Amy Clarke

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October 2, 2017 / Amy Clarke

Do you have a tip about a ‘Big Thing’ somewhere in Australia? Help me out – send me the info!

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Dr Amy Clarke

Amy is a Senior Lecturer in History at the University of the Sunshine Coast. She specialises in heritage (particularly architectural), identity politics, British colonial and Australian socio-cultural histories. She has a PhD, MSc (Res), GradCertTertT, and BA (Hons 1). She is a Duke University Fellow (2018-19), and was also awarded Australian Federal Government New Colombo Plan Mobility Project funding (2019-2020) to lead a group of USC students to Vanuatu for heritage-related research..

Amy is the Deputy Editor of Historic Environment (the journal of Australia ICOMOS), serves on the Editorial Board of the Society of Architectural Historians of Australia and New Zealand (SAHANZ), and is an elected Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries Scotland and a Full International Member of ICOMOS. She appears regularly on Australian radio and television as a cultural history and heritage commentator.

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Been thinking about self care of late. Having plants in my work and home environments helps greatly. I’ve also started daily tai chi meditation, and have implemented a ‘morning clear out’ rule for my emails (and if new ones come in, they get dealt with the following morning). What do others do to stay sane and manage stress?

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