Seminar on Bridging Academia and Community: Collaborative Pathways to Social Change

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In this session, Dr Rosetta Romano will share her experiences conducting collaborative research with social impact, covering areas such as domestic violence, curriculum indigenisation, and cybersecurity for small-to-medium enterprises.

 

 


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  • 6 Jamberoo St
  • Bruce, Australian Capital Territory
  • Australia 2620
  • Building: 6
  • Room Number: 6B45
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  • Starts 19 October 2025 09:37 PM UTC
  • Ends 03 November 2025 01:00 PM UTC
  • No Admission Charge

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Rosetta

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Bridging Academia and Community: Collaborative Pathways to Social Change

Biography:

Dr Rosetta Romano is an Assistant Professor of IT and Systems at the University of Canberra with experience across academia and government. Her research focuses on cybersecurity for small and medium enterprises, curriculum Indigenisation, and technology-based support for victim-survivors of domestic violence. She has led several funded national projects on cybersecurity standards, secure data systems, and culturally responsive curriculum design. Dr Romano holds prominent leadership roles as President of AIS-SIGED, Executive Member of HERDSA Academic Development, and chair/co-chair of international conferences. Last year, she received the International Women in Cyber Day Canberra Award. She was named one of 2025’s Most Inspiring Women Leaders in the Educational Sector to Watch.




Agenda

This session is the first of two sessions in the IEEE Women in Engineering & UC Student Branch Joint Event.

This session will run from 11:00 to 11:45am followed by the Workshop on LaTeX Essentials for Researchers: Format Like a Pro.

Then lunch will be provided at 1:00pm.