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Number of items: 24.
Book
Satherley, Shannon D. (2010) Reconnecting the interrupted landscape : a cultural landscape approach to Australian open-cut coal mining landscapes. Lambert Academic Publishing, Saarbrücken.
Book Chapter
Sanders, Paul S., Satherley, Shannon D., & Shibata, Kuniko (2012) Built environment, design and ethics : the social responsibility of educational institutions. In Felton, Emma, Zelenko, Oksana, & Vaughan, Suzi (Eds.) Design and Ethics : Reflections on Practice. Routledge (Taylor and Francis Group), Abingdon, Oxon & New Yiork, pp. 143-158.
Journal Article
Dawes, Les A. & Satherley, Shannon D. (2008) Sustainable futures by design : enriching the balance between engagement processes and outcomes. The Australasian Journal of Community Engagement, 2(3), pp. 28-37.
Conference Paper
Satherley, Shannon D. (2010) Changing relationships: activating student and staff engagement in a design studio. In ConnectED 2010, Sydney, New South Wales. (In Press)
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59Satherley, Shannon D. (2010) Finding the remote: Immersive learning in an outback community. In CONNECTED 2010 : 2nd International Conference on Design Education, Sydney, N.S.W., 28 June-1 July, 2010.
Satherley, Shannon D. & Dawes, Les A. (2009) Enriching relationships : community engagment toward sustainable coastal futures. In Gunn, John (Ed.) The Waves of Change Queensland Coastal 2009 Conference, 13 - 15 May 2009 , Australia, Queensland, Gold Coast.
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41Satherley, Shannon D. & Dawes, Les A. (2007) Engagement and 0partnerships - a key to managing the future in sensitive coastal places. In Sargent, S. (Ed.) Inaugural Queensland Coastal Conference 2007: Shifting Sands, 17 to 19 September 2007, Bundaberg, Qld.
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107Satherley, Shannon D. (2006) Reconnecting the interrupted landscape : a theoretical framework to support ethically responsible design. In People, Methods, Application, 30 June 2006, Brisbane, Qld..
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354Conference Item
Satherley, Shannon D. (2012) What is studio? In Creative Industries Faculty (CIF) Learning and Teaching Development Forum : Studio Teaching, 8 June 2012, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, QLD. (Unpublished)
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2Satherley, Shannon D. (2012) Design + ethics. In Felton, Emma (Ed.) Design and Ethics : the Uses and Abuses of Design, 24 May 2012, OJW Room, QUT Gardens Point campus, Brisbane, Qld. (Unpublished)
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3Satherley, Shannon D. (2012) Project success ideas. In QUT Learning and Teaching Unit QUT Grants Workshop 2 : Undertaking a Successful Project, 26 March 2012, Synergy Building, Kelvin Grove, Queensland. (Unpublished)
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4Satherley, Shannon D. & Winter, Abigail J. (2011) Changing relationships : engaging students and staff in the design studio. In QUT Learning and Teaching Unit Seminar Making a Real Difference : Learning and Teaching Grants Showcase, 14 October 2011, The Gibson Room, QUT Gardens Point campus, Brisbane Qld.. (Unpublished)
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1Satherley, Shannon D. (2009) Changing relationships : Re-activating student and staff engagement in the design studio learning environment. In QUT Teaching and Learning Support Services 'Revisiting University Teaching’ program for mid-career academics : 'Innovations in Teaching at QUT' presentations, 22 October 2009, QUT Kelvin Grove campus, Brisbane QLD. (Unpublished)
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2Creative Work
Satherley, Shannon D. (2011) Fluid Infrastructure : A response to a natural flood disaster in Brisbane. [Creative Work]
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5Shutter, Leigh, Crowther, Philip, Sanders, Paul S., & Satherley, Shannon D. (2009) Genshanmen Urban Centre and Transport Interchange. [Creative Work]
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1,819Thomas, Glenn S., Satherley, Shannon D., & Dawes, Les A. (2007) Bargara Pasturage Reserve : Future Visions. [Creative Work]
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3QUT Thesis
Satherley, Shannon D. (2005) Reconnection : a contemporary development in cultural landscape theory contributing to rehabilitation strategies for Australian open-cut coal mining landscapes. Other thesis, Queensland University of Technology.
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