DrJacquie Mills

Recognises my expertise in evidence‑informed teaching practice and contribution to high‑quality student learning in higher education.

Provided strategic leadership for research programs and translated evidence-based research into community initiatives, strengthening the impact of body image research in national practice contexts.

I have served on the Executive Committee of ASBHM since 2017, contributing to disciplinary leadership, conference development, and the coordination of national research activities and networks in behavioural health.

Recognising strong research impact relative to international benchmarks. Awarded for the following journal article: Davenport, R. A., Mills, J., McHardy, H., Lores, T., Sherman, K., Misajon, R., & Van Niekerk, L. (2025). “No doctor ever asked me…so I thought it wasn’t a valid concern”: Endometriosis patients’ perspectives of barriers and facilitators to sexual health communication in general practice. The Journal of Sexual Medicine, 22(1), 26–35. https://doi.org/10.1093/jsxmed/qdae145

Led conference delivery and contributed to national research engagement, collaboration, and knowledge exchange in behavioural health.