Associate Professor Trevor Cullen

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2010 - ECU Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Engagement in Learning and Teaching
2009 - ECU Professional Development Scholarship
2008 - Carrick Institute Citation Award for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning
2008 - ECU Vice-Chancellor’s Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning
2007 - ECU Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching

Appointed as an Assessor for the Australian Research Council
Appointed Research Fellow at the Pacific Media Centre, Auckland University of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand

Construction of the subject as heart patient in the context of the gift economy, Australian Research Council, Grant - Linkage (APAI)(**), 2010, $13,611.
Construction of the subject as heart patient in the context of the gift economy, Australian Research Council, Grant - Linkage (APAI), 2009, $38,669.
Construction of the subject as heart patient in the context of the gift economy, Australian Research Council, Grant - Linkage (APAI), 2008, $26,140.
Construction of the subject as heart patient in the context of the gift economy, Australian Research Council, Grant - Linkage (APAI), 2007, $31,627.

Cullen, T., (2010), Reporting HIV and its Broader Impact in Asia: The case of Papua New Guinea (PNG). Liberalizing, Feminizing and Popularizing Health Communications in Asia, 43- 58, Surrey, UK..

Stewart, H., Williams, M., Cullen, T., Johnston, M., Phillips, G., Mulligan, P., Bowman, L., Meadows, M., (2012), Teaching Journalism students how to tell indigenous stories in an informed way: a work integrated learning approach. Asia Pacific Media Educator, 22(1), 55-67, Australia, DOI: 10.1177/1326365X1202200106.
Cullen, T., (2011), Health reporting: The missing links. ejournalist, 11(2), 137-148, University of Technology Sydney (UTS).
Cullen, T., Callaghan, R., (2010), Promises, promises: Are Australian universities deceiving journalism students?. Australian Journalism Review, 32(2), 115 - 127, Adelaide.
Cullen, T., Callaghan, R., (2010), The use of narrative fiction to spread HIV information in Papua New Guinea. ejournalist, 10(2), 32- 44, Queensland, Australia.
Cullen, T., Callaghan, R., (2010), Reporting HIV in Papua New Guinea: Trends and omissions from 2000 to 2010. Pacific Journalism Review, 16(2), 163-177, Auckland.
Cullen, T., (2010), Student journalists learn about Aboriginal communities and culture in Western Australia. Asia Pacific Media Educator, 20(December), 153-162, Wollongong, NSW.
Cullen, T., (2009), Health Communication Theories: Implications for HIV Reporting in Asia and the Pacific. Asia Pacific Media Educator, 2009(19), 99-111, University of Wollongong.

Cullen, T., (2012), Health reporting: is it enough to provide content without a context and what lessons can the media in Asia learn?. Forty Years of Media and Communication in Asia: Retrospect, Introspect and Prospects, 9.
Cullen, T., (2011), The value of practical placements: What student journalists learnt while working with Aboriginal communities. Developing student skills for the next decade: Proceedings of the 20th Teaching and Learning Forum, 8p., Perth, WA.
Cullen, T., (2009), The Catalyst Clemente project: Making journalism education accessible to disadvantaged Australians. Journalism Education Association of Australia (JEAA) Conference proceedings , 6p., Perth, Western Australia.
Cullen, T., (2008), Reporting HIV and HIV Communication Theories. Changing Media, Changing Societies: Media and the Millennium Development Goals, 21, Singapore.

Cullen, T., (2010), Chinese Christians in Western Australia. Chung Wah Association Centenary Celebration, Souvenir Publication.
Karpathakis, G., Cullen, T., Waters, B., Businovski, L., (2009), My other self (Co-curator). My other self , Spectrum Project Space.

Doctor of Philosophy, Charismatic Televangelism In India: A Case Study Of Christian Broadcasting Network's Impact On The Church And Community In India..

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