Associate Professor Anne Pisarski is an academic at the Queensland University of Technology. She is a member of the Society of Business Communicators and the Australian Institute of Management, and the ‘Working Time Society”. She is an academic, registered psychologist and has also worked as an organisational consultant for over 20 years. Anne has won grants, published articles in international refereed journals and book chapters addressing shiftwork tolerance and the art of science communication. She is a regular presenter at international conferences and congresses. Anne’s research and consultancies centre around the issue of effective community engagement in the areas of climate change, river health behaviour, water conservation and fostering effective collaboration and behaviour change.
Associate Professor Anne Pisarski is an academic at the Queensland University of Technology. She is a member of the Society of Business Communicators and the Australian Institute of Management, and the ‘Working Time Society”. She is an academic, registered psychologist and has also worked as an organisational consultant for over 20 years. Anne has won grants, published articles in international refereed journals and book chapters addressing shiftwork tolerance and the art of science communication. She is a regular presenter at international conferences and congresses. Anne’s research and consultancies centre around the issue of effective community engagement in the areas of climate change, river health behaviour, water conservation and fostering effective collaboration and behaviour change.