Funding won
2012
- Symmons, Gippsland Climate Change Network, GippsTafe. Victoria Local Sustainability Accord. Sustainable Gippsland eCommunity. $248,248
- Day, Lenne, Symmons, Hillard, Newstead, McClure, & Bellion. ARC Linkage. Managing increasing challenges in motorcycle safety: strengthening research evidence for effective policy and countermeasure development. $1,347,168
- Crinall, K., Chris Laming, C., & Manning, D. Stories of Safety: Creating inclusive, participatory and respectful ways to speak about and stop violence in shared supported accommodation. Department of Human Services, Disability Services and Scope, Gippsland. $25,000
- Duffy, M., Symmons, M., Wright, W., & others. NCCARF Climate Change Adaptation Research Grant. What would a climate-adapted Australian settlement look like? $320,000
2009-2011
- Symmons, Gippsland Climate Change Network, GippsTafe. Victoria Local Sustainability Accord. Sustainable Gippsland eCommunity. $248,248
- Day, Lenne, Symmons, Hillard, Newstead, McClure, & Bellion. ARC Linkage. Managing increasing challenges in motorcycle safety: strengthening research evidence for effective policy and countermeasure development. $1,347,168
- Higgins, Vaughan, Cocklin, C R and Potter, C, ARC Discovery Project Grant: Sustainable farming in Australia: Market instruments for improved land management – 2010 $70,000; 2011 $80,000; 2012 $80,000
- Laming, Chris (CI) and Crinall, Karen, ARC Linkage Project (2007-12) with the University of Melbourne, Victoria Police, Department of Human Services, Department of Victorian Communities and the Department of Justice, titled ‘Family Violence Reform: Using knowledge to Develop and Integrate Policy and Practice'. This project is now more widely known as SAFER (Safety and Accountability in Families: Evidence and Research)
- Crinall, Karen and Manning, Debra, (2009-2010), Office of Senior Practitioner in collaboration with Disability Services, Gippsland: Everything affects everything else: Power, perception and hidden forms of restrictive practice in shared supported accommodation - $46,539
- Laming, Chris and Crinall, Karen, (2009-2010), VicHealth: Preventing violence against women program, A realistic evaluation of the East Gippsland Community Walk Against Family Violence - $38,000
- Symmons, Mark, (2009-2010), Vic Roads, Collaboration with MUARC: Development of an on-road assisted ride program for motorcycle riders - $899,305
- Rose, Geoffrey, Symmons, Mark and Van Doorn, George, Competitive tender for Victoria and South Australia Department of Transport: Design and evaluation of a fleet-based ecodriving trial - $74,525
- Mulvihill, Symmons, Mark, Wallace & Collins, VicRoads competitive tender: Pilot training course for returning motorcycle riders - $261,875
- Rose, Geoffrey and Symmons, Mark, Competitive tender for Victoria and South Australia Department of Transport: Design, Implementation and evaluation of ecodriving programs - $25,000
- Higgins, Vaughan, Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry FarmReady Industry Grant: Tools for dairying change – the implementation of an on-farm climate change adaptation and greenhouse gas emissions mitigation support model for Australian dairy farms - $150,000
- Levy, Stuart and Earl, Catherine, Faculty of Arts Teaching Led Research Projects 2009: Student Voices in Transition (Diploma of Tertiary Studies Book Project) - $8,723.36
- Earl, Catherine, Latrobe Community Health Service: History Book Project, History of Latrobe Community Health Service - $20,000
- North, Louise, Women’s Media Foundation, USA: Global Report on the Status of Women in the News Media – specifically research of the Oceania region (Australia, New Zealand and Fiji) - $7,000 (initial grant for 2009)
- Gunstone, Andrew, Gippsland Campus Small Grant: The Local Reconciliation Movement in Gippsland - $14,612
- Gunstone, Andrew, Australian Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies: The History and Impact of Stolen Wages Upon Victorian Koori Communities - $29,300
2008
- Gunstone, Andrew, Gippsland Campus Small Grant: Analysing national reconciliation movements throughout the world in relation to the Australian reconciliation movement - $17,122.
- Heckenberg, Robyn, Department of Employment, Education and Workplace Relations: Koorie Footprints to Higher Education - $67,500 (2007-2008).
- Higgins, Vaughan, Gippsland Campus Small Grant, Collaboration with MUDRIH, BusEco & GMS): Evaluating team communication failure in Australian operating rooms.
- Petersen, Eva, Gippsland Campus Small Grant: What are universities good for? Community perceptions of the role and significance of the university: A case-study of the Latrobe Valley.
- Fletcher, Meredith, Research Fellowship with State Library of Victoria: Jean Galbraith: gardener, botanist, conservationist and writer: a biography.
- Heydon, Georgina, ARC Linkage Grant, Australian Federal Police: Provision of Investigative Interviewing Program - $51,700.
- Lynn, Margaret and Bursian, Olga, (2008-2009), Buckland Foundation: Co-constructing a vibrant new community: Changing expectations in the Casey-Cardinia growth corridor. Collaboration with Windermere Child and Family Services - $60,000.
- Lynn, Margaret and Bursian, Olga, Monash Link Assist: Co-constructing a vibrant new community: Changing expectations in the Casey-Cardinia growth corridor - $1,200.
- Symmons, Mark, Vic Roads: Analysis of Great Ocean Road DVD - $5,500.
2007
- Baker, David, (2007-2011) Associate Investigator, ARC Research Centre of Excellence for Policing and Security ($10 million over 5 years). Involvement in Project 1.2 'Undersatnding conflict in vulnerable communities'. Centre headquartered at Griffith University with links to ANU and University of Queensland.
- Laming, Chris, Project Title: The Men's SHED : Stories of Hope. Gippsland Research and Publication Bursary 2007 ($5000)
- Crinall, Karen & Laming, Chris. Project: Family violence reform: Using Knowledge to Support the Integration of Policy and Practice. ARC Linkage Grant. LPO776573 Partners: Melbourne University, Monash University, Victoria Police, Department of Human Services, Department of Justice, Department of Victorian Communities. $4.8 million over 5 years
- Symmons, Mark: Australian Transport Safety Bureau (Category 1): EcoDrive as a road safety tool for Australian conditions,$29,850
- Symmons, Mark: Internal: Arts-IT Collaborative Grant: Development and validation of a driver training and testing tool, $8,000
- Barry Richardson: Gippsland Campus Visiting Scholar Scheme Grant: To fund a visit by distinguished academic, Professor John Kennedy in March/April 2008,$4000
Competitive Tender: - Symmons, Mark: Collaboration with Hosking and Mulvihill at MUARC: VicRoads project to investigate the potential of an associative learning method for training car drivers to give way to motorcyclists at intersections:$65,000
Consultancies: - Richardson, Barry, Wuillemin, Dianne, and Symmons, Mark Rio Tinto: Adding haptic feedback to remote controlled mining equipment,$96,000
- Symmons, Mark - Special Investigations Unit, State Coroners Office & Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine: Development of a best-practice investigation standard for heavy vehicle fatality crashes.
- Symmons, Mark - VicRoads: Project scoping document: Under-reporting of motorcycle crashes, $1000
- Symmons, Mark- VicRoads: Prioritising motorcycle fatigue recommendations, $3000
- Symmons, Mark - VicRoads: Motorcycle blackspots Inner city long route justification, surface treatments, $1500
- Symmons, Mark - VicRoads: Review and identify issues and countermeasures relevant to motorcycle crashes in Victoria, $8000