Dr Kathryn Wenham, PhD, MPH, BA, BOccThy
Kathryn lectures in public health at the University of the Sunshine Coast. She has published and collaborated on several academic papers and articles on topics including cross-cultural health promotion, intimate partner violence, trauma and sexual health.
Kathryn has taught on issues including the intersection of health with social justice, equity and human rights, supporting students experiencing life challenges and epidemiology. She has contributed to longitudinal studies, applied mixed-method data analysis in public health research, secured Australian Research Council grant funding and applied work-integrated learning techniques into her teaching methods. She currently runs a writing group for academics, researchers and students at her university campus.
Kathryn’s qualifications include:
- PhD in Public Health, School of Medicine, Griffith University, 2018
- Graduate Certificate in Research Management, Southern Cross University, 2012
- Cert IV in Training and Development, 2007
- Bachelor of Social Science, Anthropology (distinction), Curtin University, 2004
- Master of Public Health, Griffith University, 2004
- Bachelor of Occupational Therapy, The University of Queensland, 1992
Kathryn’s many social justice pursuits keep her busy away from work. She enjoys growing her own food, bushwalking and relaxing at the Sunshine Coast when she gets the opportunity.
Thank you for helping me to improve my assignments and get my Masters of International Business at Griffith University! – Satoshi, Tokyo
Paul Hardwicke, BCI
Since 2006, Paul has published content for government websites, with a focus on aligning the needs of the content owner to the user. His expertise includes content editing, usability testing, accessibility, developing website information architecture, the Consistent User Experience and migration of large-scale websites.
Paul has written briefings, reports and speaking notes for former Queensland and Northern Territory government ministers and a Queensland premier.
He has evaluated and recommended funding proposals for many community development events, programs and built environment projects.
In his capacity as an editor, Paul has helped his clients to:
- earn a doctorate in public health
- earn a master’s degree in international business
- earn a master’s degree in public health
- gain employment in the insurance industry
- gain Australian citizenship under the distinguished talent visa program
- focus web content on the user experience.
Paul earned a Bachelor of Creative Industries (distinction), majoring in Communication and Digital Media, at Queensland University of Technology in 2005. He earned a Certificate of Business Administration with Central Queensland University in 2002.
Paul loves to spend time with his greyhound, Harley, and play samba percussion.
Paul went above and beyond to ensure my thesis was ready for submission.
Within a very tight timeline, he was able to provide a professional and thorough edit that significantly improved the standard of my writing and referencing.
If you’re after a stress-free, smooth, and comprehensive editing process, I’d highly recommend you turn to Paul. – Tristan, PhD candidate, Gold Coast