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Professor David Heilpern, Dean of Law and Associate Professor Helen Walsh, Associate Dean (Education) invite you to an online coffee and cake Q & A.
A brief overview of any interesting developments to start (no more than 10 minutes) but then it's over to you. It will be an “ask anything” session, and questions can be in the chat, or in person, cameras on or off - it is a free for all.
This is your chance to ask general questions about the course, progression, unit options, the SCU Model, admission to the profession, criminal records, academic integrity and the whole shebang!
We plan to hold a few of these each year with guests from Student and Library Services, Faculty Executive Dean, Academic Board, University Council and Associate Deans, etc.
Please join us and ask all the questions!
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Professor David Heilpern
David Heilpern was a Magistrate and judicial trainer from 1998 to 2020. Prior to this appointment, David was a litigation lawyer on the North Coast where he co-founded the law school at SCU in 1992, David graduated with a Masters in Law from SCU and was the Alumni of the Decade in 2005. In August 2022 was appointed as a Dean and Chair of Discipline (Law) at SCU. David is passionate about legal education, seeking to ensure that students are stimulated, excited and fulfilled.
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Associate Professor Helen Walsh
Helen Walsh is the Associate Dean (Education) in the Faculty of Business, Law and Arts. As a teaching scholar, Helen’s primary focus is on providing a smooth transition experience for first-year students and a supportive and positive learning environment that fosters respectful relationships and promotes intellectual engagement. Helen has a Master of Laws from QUT and her research interests include legal education, family law and children’s law. Helen is a solicitor of the Supreme Court of New South Wales and, prior to her appointment at SCU, was employed in private practice in the Northern Rivers region working mainly in the area of family and criminal law.