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20 outstanding Australians who will help shape our future have been awarded John Monash Scholarships. This diverse group represent all States and Territories and have degrees from 14 different Australian Universities.
The 3A Institute is home to John Monash Scholars Dr Katherine Daniell (2005) as Research Lead and Dr Amy McLennan (2009) as Research Fellow working at 3Ai.
The scholarships will focus on supporting sustainable futures, social innovation and cohesion, and cross sectoral collaborations
The Snow Medical Research Foundation has announced 2007 John Monash Scholar Dr Owen Siggs as an inaugural Snow Fellow, with an $8 million dollar award for innovative medical research.
Read the piece by 2017 Zelman Cowen John Monash Scholar Dr Katherine Franklin on the horrifying attack on the MSF hospital in Dasht-e-Barchi and loss of innocent lives.
Read the piece by 2012 Origin Foundation John Monash Scholar Squadron Leader Chris Lowe on ANZAC Day during these challenging times.
In light of the recent developments and growing uncertainty around COVID-19, the Foundation acknowledges the significant impact among our John Monash community.
The General Sir John Monash Foundation is pleased to invite friends, supporters and members of the public to attend a Public Lecture hosted by Professor Duncan Maskell, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Melbourne.
Two outstanding individuals have been announced as the inaugural 2020 Bob Hawke and Tim Fischer John Monash Scholars, at a special celebration event held at Parliament House Canberra on 3 December 2019.
20 outstanding Australians who will help shape our future have been awarded John Monash Scholarships. This diverse group represent all States and Territories and have degrees from 14 different Australian Universities.
On Monday 9th September, Prime Minister Scott Morrison paid tribute in Parliament to the Honourable Tim Fischer AC, the former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia, and has committed to honouring his memory and remarkable legacy by funding a perpetual scholarship in his name.
From the most remote and rural communities to our largest cities, Australians from all political persuasions, ethnic backgrounds and religious beliefs united in sadness at the passing of the Honourable Tim Fischer, MP, National Party leader, deputy Prime Minister and former Ambassador to the Holy See on the 22nd August. A man who carried many titles but whom we all comfortably call Tim.