
Emeritus Professor Daniel Reynaud began lecturing at Avondale in 1992, teaching modern history and the intersection of history, literature and media. His principal area of research is in Anzac social history. He has published extensively on Anzac cinema, Anzac religion and spirituality, and Anzac food. He has also been part of teams that have published on online learning and Romanian poetry in English translation. His varied work includes books, book chapters and articles in refereed journals as well as many articles in popular journals, marketing consultancies, radio and television interviews, public lectures in schools, churches and community groups and documentaries. He has also recorded three albums of original music.
Anzac social history
Anzacs and religion
Anzac food
Anzac cinema
| Year | Level | Research Title | Institution | Supervisor Type |
| 2024 | PhD | Exploring Effective Mentoring as a Professional Development Tool for Papua New Guinea Accountants | Avondale University | Principal Supervisor |
| 2024 | PhD | The Use of theatre and masks: A study of sutured identities in Carey’s The Unusual Life of Tristan Smith |
Avondale University | Principal Supervisor |
| 2018 | MPhil | Esther and Hadassah: A Comparative Study of Female Agency | Avondale College of Higher Education | Co-Supervisor |
| 2012 | MA | A reflective and quantitative investigation of relationships between aural dictation, sight singing, performance and composition skills |
Avondale College of Higher Education | Principal Supervisor |
| 2004 | PhD | Fragments in configuration: A structural dialogue between a painting practice and established film practice |
University of Newcastle | Co-Supervisor |
| Current | PhD | The effects of battle-related trauma upon WWI Australian Imperial Force Front Line Chaplains | Avondale University | Principal supervisor |
| Current | PhD | Jacques-Louis David: The idealist of the French Revolution | Avondale University | Principal supervisor |