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Dr Jennifer Moyle

Senior Lecturer

Staff Member Details
Email: j.moyle@ecu.edu.au
Campus: South West  
Room: BU5.112  

Jennifer is a Senior Lecturer, and Academic Lead - Indigenous Knowledges within the School of Arts and Humanities.

Background

Jennifer has spent 25 years as a teacher in primary and high schools, and nine years in teacher education in Edith Cowan University's School of Education, integrating across all learning areas Indigenous ways of knowing, doing, and being. It is this vital integration of Indigenous knowledges across the School of Arts and Humanities that Jennifer now embarks on in the pursuit of supporting the school plan's priority concerns of care, storytelling, intersectional inclusion, and decolonisation.

Professional associations

  • 2019 to current - Philosophy for Children (Western Australia) Executive Committee Member

Awards and recognition

National and International research awards

  • 2024 - Murdoch University recipient of the WAIER Post-Graduate Award, recognising excellence in post-graduate research.

Other

  • 1994 - ECU - Australian College of Education - SW Regional Branch Prize awarded to the most outstanding student in the course (Dux of Bunbury Campus)
  • 1994 – ECU - Traylen Award – Awarded to the graduate who achieved the best overall results in curriculum studies and teaching practice (From all campuses of ECU).

Research areas and interests

Dr Jennifer Moyle's research interests lie at the intersection of indigenous knowledge, philosophy, education, and storytelling. As an indigenous woman from the Noongar Nation of the southwest of Western Australia, and with ancestral roots in Cornwall, Ireland, and Germany, she brings a rich, multicultural perspective to her work. She is deeply committed to exploring and promoting Noongar philosophy and other indigenous perspectives, aiming to integrate and elevate indigenous knowledge systems and methodologies within educational contexts.

Qualifications

  • Doctor of Philosophy, Murdoch University, 2023.
  • Master of Education, Edith Cowan University, 2010.
  • Bachelor of Arts in Education, Edith Cowan University, 1994.

Research Student Supervision

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