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ProfessorJane McGillivray

Deakin Distinguished Professor and Head of School Psychology

Faculty of Health/School of Psychology

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  • Deakin Distinguished Professor and Head of School Psychology
    Faculty of Health/School of Psychology
  • +61 3 924 46426 (Work)
  • Melbourne Burwood Campus, 221 Burwood Highway, Burwood, Victoria 3125

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

  • AFFILIATION
    Member of the Australian Psychological Society
  • AFFILIATION
    Fellow of the College of Clinical Psychologists
  • AWARDS AND HONOURS
    2021 Vice-Chancellor's Award for Outstanding Contribution to Wellbeing and Safety in recognition of excellent contribution to the rapid establishment of a joint Deakin and Barwon Health telehealth facility. Team: OShea, Tucker, Walker, McGillivray, Grey, Lovell.
  • AWARDS AND HONOURS
    2019 Australian Awards for Excellence in University Teaching (AAUT) Program award. Australian Government, Department of Education and Training.
  • AWARDS AND HONOURS
    2018 Deakin University, Vice-Chancellors Award for Teaching Team of the Year -The Risk Aware Team.
  • AWARDS AND HONOURS
    2017 Australian Awards for Excellence in University Teaching (AAUT). Australian Government, Department of Education and Training.
  • AWARDS AND HONOURS
    2017 The National Committee of the Australian Psychological Society (APS) College of Clinical Psychologists - Research Grant Award.
  • AWARDS AND HONOURS
    2016 Office of Learning and Teaching Innovation and Development Grant Risk Aware: Enhancing students clinical competence in risky environments.
  • AWARDS AND HONOURS
    2015 Commonwealth Office of Teaching and Learning OLT citation for excellence in teaching. Deakin Psychiatric Simulation Program - for the establishment of a program that uses simulation-based teaching and authentic assessment methods to enhance mental health education.
  • AWARDS AND HONOURS
    2014 Deakin University WJC Banks Award for Distinguished Contributions to Teaching and Learning.
  • AWARDS AND HONOURS
    2014 Victorian Government People in Health Metropolitan Educators Award for outstanding contribution to the training and development of current and future health workers.
  • AWARDS AND HONOURS
    Distinguished Service Award (1992-2007) in appreciation of contribution and commitment as a member of the Intellectual Disability Review Panel - a quasi-judicial tribunal established under the provisions of the Intellectually Disabled Person's Services Act 1986.
  • AWARDS AND HONOURS
    Australian Society for the Study of Intellectual Disability 2001 National Research Prize for the most innovative contribution by an Australian author which resulted in positive life changes for people with an intellectual disability.