Dr Mia Treacey - Researcher Profile

Biography

Mia is a Campus Coordinator and Lecturer for the Diploma of Tertiary Studies (DoTS). 

Mia is a Monash graduate, with a PhD in two disciplinary fields: History and Film and Television Studies. She also completed a Masters and her undergraduate studies with Monash.

For over a decade Mia has lectured and tutored in a variety of disciplines, as well as working as a senior administrator in student services.

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Related Links:

• A history of Women in Motion History researched, written and web-produced by Mia Treacey
• Dr Mia Treacey SAMSS Staff Profile

Research & Supervision Interests

My research focuses on the field of transition, pathways and access and equity issues in higher education.

Additionally, I research in a number of areas connected with cultural history, particularly the interdisciplinary field of history and film. 

I am currently working with the DoTS team on a number of research projects to do with transition and pathways.

I am also working on a book based on my doctoral thesis: 'out of synch: screened history'.

Keywords

Contemporary Film Theory, Cultural History, Film and television, Film history, Historical film theory, History, Specialist Pathways Education, Specialist Pathways Education, Film History

Qualifications

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Institution: Monash University

Year awarded: 2010

ARTS

Institution: Monash University

Year awarded: 2002

ARTS

Institution: Monash University

Year awarded: 2001

ARTS (HONOURS)

Institution: Monash University

Year awarded: 2001

Publications

Journal Articles

Treacey, M., 2008, Bastard boys: Bastard history or brilliant drama?, Metro, vol 156, Australian Teachers of Media, Australia, pp. 140-146.

Peel, M.A., Powell, S., Treacey, M., 2004, Student perspectives on temporary and permanent exit from university: a case study from Monash University, Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management, vol 26, issue 2, Carfax Publishing Ltd, UK, pp. 239-249.

Other

Treacey, M., 2010, Out of synch: screen history.

Teaching Commitment

• ATS1369 Understanding University Learning 
• ATS1370 Knowledge and Context

Activities

Professional organisation memberships

From: 01/01/2011
IAMHIST (The International Association for Media and History)
Member

From: 14/01/2011
Australian Historical Association
Member

From: 24/08/2011
Professional Historians Association (PHA) Vic
Professional Member

Awards

Academic awards (national, international)

0012 - 0012
2012 Australian Awards for University Teaching
Award for Programs that Enhance Learning (Category: widening participation)
Office for Learning and Teaching, DIISRTE