Dr Jenna-Lee Lynn is a lecturer in the School of Education and Science at Avondale University with a PhD from the University of Newcastle, Australia. Lynn has a demonstrated track record of higher education research, teaching and scholarship in Education and the Humanities. Her research in the field of Education combines a focus on curriculum studies across school and higher education sectors. Areas of interest include the Australian Curriculum and First Nations people's perspectives. In the field of Literature, Lynn's research focuses on contemporary Australian women's writing, specialising in trauma theory and eco-feminism as a lens for interpreting the fiction of Janette Turner Hospital, Alexis Wright and Lily Brett.
| Year | Level | Research Title | Institution | Supervisor Type |
| Current | PhD |
The development of a framework for the analysis and construction of an evangelical Christian philosophy of education |
Avondale University | Co-supervisor |
Lynn, J. (2023). Trauma, aboriginality and revisionary imaginings in Alexis Wright's carpentaria and Janette Turner Hospital's oyster. Journal of Australian Studies, 47(1), 142-159. https://doi.org/10.1080/14443058.2022.2131872
