For the Well-Being of All by Bonnie J Taylor

Her expertise and commitment to disseminating knowledge to communities and academic peers have won herself numerous invitations to give public presentations at international universities (the UK and Hong Kong) and across community (ACON), state (StudyNSW), and national (Australian Institute of Sport) organisations in Australia.ĭr.

In addition to undergraduate teaching duties, she dedicates a significant time to mentor HDR students, research assistants, and teaching assistants. Currently, as a Western Sydney University lecturer, she specialises teaching in youth health and wellbeing and critical sociocultural studies in movement. Pang was admitted as a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, a recognition for experienced and excellent teaching. She is determined to guide the field in how to understand, represent, position, and research with Chinese youth in health, sport, and physical activity in westernised, English speaking societies.Īn accomplished educator, Dr. Pang's capacity to draw on both Western and Chinese theoretical concepts and publish knowledge in both English and Chinese languages embodies the internationalization of research and higher education. Her research publications are framed by rigorous social theory, with many being the first in the world to apply a sociological lens and ethnographic methodological approach to examine the topic. This demonstrates her expertise and potential to become an international leader in this research area. In 2017, she was the first ever recipient in Health and Physical Education for the prestigious European Commission Marie Sklodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship ($292,300)- this placed her in the top 14% of social scientists in the world. Bonnie Pang is an internationally recognised scholar in the Chinese diaspora in Health Education and have earned $485,000 of competitive research funding and academic scholarships nationally and internationally (Europe, Australia, Hong Kong).

For the Well-Being of All by Bonnie J Taylor