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Becoming Australia - 54098

Becoming Australia is an elective subject undertaken by students in their second or third year of the Bachelor of Communications or Bachelor of International Studies. One of the assessments in this unit asks students to create an experimental piece of history.

Showcase of Student Work

Autumn Semester, 2020

• Student name: Ana-Elisa Wingrave
  • Type of work: Magazine PDF
  • Title: Urban Unorthodoxy
  • Description: Presents histories of Darlinghurst through magazine articles packaged together.
• Student name: Blue Dinh
  • Type of work: Booklet PDF
  • Title: Barangaroo
  • Description: The booklet tells the story of Barangaroo through graphic design.
• Student name: Camryn Brianna Larwill
  • Type of work: Re-written news articles
  • Title: THE MISSING PERSPECTIVE IN THE HISTORY OF KAKADU NATIONAL PARK
  • Description: Camryn rewrote four historical news articles about Kakadu national park (published across 1970s-1990s) to include Indigenous perspectives in the reporting.
• Student name: Charlotte McKay
  • Type of work: Website/poetic journey
  • Title: Means to Move: An Inner West Walking Tour Through Poetry
  • Description: A series of poems presented on a wordpress site about different places around inner-west Sydney.
• Student name: Emma Higgins
  • Type of work: Auditory walking tour
  • Title: The Sydney Diaries: Ep. 1 The Rocks
  • Description: A walking tour through The Rocks that offers a stream-of-consciousness type narration from a fictional protagonist.
• Student name: Daniella Scotti
  • Type of work: Podcast
  • Title: Draw the Line
  • Description: A podcast about the recent destruction of Juukan Gorge.
• Student name: Megan Daly
  • Type of work: Radio Play
  • Title: The Council of Australian National Heritage: The Case of one Black Mary
  • Description: A radio play about Indigenous Bushranger Mary Cockerill (1798?-1819).
• Student name: Nusardel Oshana
  • Type of work: Podcast
  • Title: The Queer Australian Archive
  • Description: The podcast where we dig into history to uncover the queer stories hidden right under our noses.
• Student name: Rose Levy
  • Type of work: Reflective writing/op-ed piece
  • Title: Hyde Park: The Preservation of Silence or the Memorialisation of Truth?
  • Description: A reflective piece of writing that considers the histories remembered by the different monuments in Sydney's Hyde Park and the inter-relationships between them.
• Student name: Sarah Willing
  • Type of work: Historical/speculative fiction
  • Title: Thursday 28th December 1989
  • Description: Fictionalisation of the experiences of the first nurse on the scene at the Newcastle Workers Club during the 1989 Newcastle Earthquake, based on research and an oral history with the nurse, Lesley Salem (née Elvin), who is the author's aunt.

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UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.