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Dr Judith Berman
Associate Director, Research Development Office
Contact details
| Address | Research Services The University of Western Australia (M459) 35 Stirling Highway CRAWLEY WA 6009 Australia |
|---|---|
| Phone | 6488 8033 |
| Fax | 6488 1075 |
| judith.berman@uwa.edu.au |
Biography
Judy’s research training and employment history spans three continents and education systems, from living on a Kibbutz in Israel and completing a BA (Hons) and Dip Ed at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, through school teaching in the UK, to a PhD (History), and a Postdoctoral Research Fellowship (UWA). She has also worked for the WA state government where her role in the Office of Multicultural Interests included speechwriting for the former Premier, Dr Geoff Gallup. She moved into research management in 2004 and is now Associate Director of Research Development at the University of Western Australia.
As well as lecturing in Holocaust Studies, she has made a substantial contribution to Australian and international research on representations of the Holocaust with two books and ten sole-authored referred articles in national and international journals as well as conference papers and reviews. She was Vice President of the WA Holocaust Institute for six years. Since 2004 she has steadily been building up a track record of research in higher education policy and research management, her new area of research specialisation. She is a member of the Professional Development Committee of the Australasian Research Management Society (ARMS) and in 2006 won the prestigious ARMS Award for Excellence. In 2009 she was awarded an Endeavour Executive Award (DEEWR) to visit China to exchange best practice in research development.
As well as lecturing in Holocaust Studies, she has made a substantial contribution to Australian and international research on representations of the Holocaust with two books and ten sole-authored referred articles in national and international journals as well as conference papers and reviews. She was Vice President of the WA Holocaust Institute for six years. Since 2004 she has steadily been building up a track record of research in higher education policy and research management, her new area of research specialisation. She is a member of the Professional Development Committee of the Australasian Research Management Society (ARMS) and in 2006 won the prestigious ARMS Award for Excellence. In 2009 she was awarded an Endeavour Executive Award (DEEWR) to visit China to exchange best practice in research development.
Key research
- Holocaust remembrance & memorialisation
- Holocaust
- Higher education policy and research management
- Postdoctoral development
- Industry-University research partnerships
Major research interests
- Holocaust remembrance and memorialisation
- Holocaust
- Higher education policy research management
- Postdoctoral development
- Industry-University research partnerships
Publications
Books
Berman, Judith, E, Holocaust agendas, conspiracies and industries?: issues and debates in Holocaust memorialisation, Vallentine Mitchell: London, 2006.
Berman, Judith, E, Holocaust Remembrance in Australian Jewish Communities, 1945-2000, University of Western Australia Press: Perth, 2001.
Chapters in books
Berman, Judith, E, “Jewish Holocaust Museums in Melbourne, Perth and Sydney: the 'Australianisation' of the Holocaust?”, in Franz Oswald and Maureen Perkins (eds.), Europe - Divided or United?, Southern Highlands: Canberra, 2000, pp. 317-329.
Articles in refereed journals
Pitman Tim & Berman, Judith E, “Of what benefit and to whom?: linking Australian humanities’ research with its ‘end users’”, Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management , accepted 14th February 2009.
Berman, Judith E., Pitman, Tim, Thomson, Campbell, & Juniper, Sato “Reconceptualising post-PhD research pathways: a model to create new postdoctoral positions and improve the quality of postdoctoral training in Australia”, Australian Universities Review, vol. 50, issue 2, September 2008, pp.71-78.
Berman, Judith “Connecting with Industry: Bridging the Divide”, Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management , vol. 30, issue 2, 2008, pp. 165-174.
Berman, Judith E. “Holocaust commemorations in London and Anglo-Jewish (dis)unity”, Journal of Modern Jewish Studies, vol. 3, no. 1, 2004, pp. 51-71.
Berman, Judith, E. “Holocaust museums in Australia: the impact of Holocaust denial and the role of survivors”, Journal of Holocaust Education, vol. 10, no. 1, Summer 2002, pp. 67-88.
Berman, Judith, E, “Yom haShoah Commemorations in Melbourne, Perth and Sydney, 1945-96: Debates Concerning the Date, Scope, Location, Nature, and Rituals”, Australian Jewish Historical Society Journal, vol. XV 1999, Part I, November 1999, pp. 80-94.
Berman, Judith, E, “Yom haShoah (Holocaust Day) Commemorations in Melbourne, Perth and Sydney, 1945-96: Attendance and Youth Participation”, Australian Journal of Jewish Studies, vol. XIII, November 1999, pp. 94-116.
Berman, Judith, E, “Jewish Holocaust Museums in Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney, 1984-96: Representations of the Holocaust”, Holocaust and Genocide Studies, vol. 13, no. 2, Fall 1999, pp. 200-221.
Berman, Judith, E, “The Lessons and Messages of the Holocaust as Conveyed through Yom haShoah (Holocaust Day) Commemorations in Selected Australian Jewish Communities, 1945-96”, The European Legacy: Toward New Paradigms, vol. 4, no. 1, February 1999, pp. 54-71.
Berman, Judith, E, “Holocaust Education in Australian Mainstream Jewish day schools, 1976-1995: Staff and Curricula”, History of Education Review, vol. 27, no. 1, 1998, pp. 66-83.
Berman, Judith, E, “Holocaust Education in Australian Mainstream Jewish High Schools, 1976-1995”, in Yad Vashem: International Conference – The Holocaust And Education, 16 October 1996, p. 7.
Berman, Judith, E, Holocaust agendas, conspiracies and industries?: issues and debates in Holocaust memorialisation, Vallentine Mitchell: London, 2006.
Berman, Judith, E, Holocaust Remembrance in Australian Jewish Communities, 1945-2000, University of Western Australia Press: Perth, 2001.
Chapters in books
Berman, Judith, E, “Jewish Holocaust Museums in Melbourne, Perth and Sydney: the 'Australianisation' of the Holocaust?”, in Franz Oswald and Maureen Perkins (eds.), Europe - Divided or United?, Southern Highlands: Canberra, 2000, pp. 317-329.
Articles in refereed journals
Pitman Tim & Berman, Judith E, “Of what benefit and to whom?: linking Australian humanities’ research with its ‘end users’”, Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management , accepted 14th February 2009.
Berman, Judith E., Pitman, Tim, Thomson, Campbell, & Juniper, Sato “Reconceptualising post-PhD research pathways: a model to create new postdoctoral positions and improve the quality of postdoctoral training in Australia”, Australian Universities Review, vol. 50, issue 2, September 2008, pp.71-78.
Berman, Judith “Connecting with Industry: Bridging the Divide”, Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management , vol. 30, issue 2, 2008, pp. 165-174.
Berman, Judith E. “Holocaust commemorations in London and Anglo-Jewish (dis)unity”, Journal of Modern Jewish Studies, vol. 3, no. 1, 2004, pp. 51-71.
Berman, Judith, E. “Holocaust museums in Australia: the impact of Holocaust denial and the role of survivors”, Journal of Holocaust Education, vol. 10, no. 1, Summer 2002, pp. 67-88.
Berman, Judith, E, “Yom haShoah Commemorations in Melbourne, Perth and Sydney, 1945-96: Debates Concerning the Date, Scope, Location, Nature, and Rituals”, Australian Jewish Historical Society Journal, vol. XV 1999, Part I, November 1999, pp. 80-94.
Berman, Judith, E, “Yom haShoah (Holocaust Day) Commemorations in Melbourne, Perth and Sydney, 1945-96: Attendance and Youth Participation”, Australian Journal of Jewish Studies, vol. XIII, November 1999, pp. 94-116.
Berman, Judith, E, “Jewish Holocaust Museums in Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney, 1984-96: Representations of the Holocaust”, Holocaust and Genocide Studies, vol. 13, no. 2, Fall 1999, pp. 200-221.
Berman, Judith, E, “The Lessons and Messages of the Holocaust as Conveyed through Yom haShoah (Holocaust Day) Commemorations in Selected Australian Jewish Communities, 1945-96”, The European Legacy: Toward New Paradigms, vol. 4, no. 1, February 1999, pp. 54-71.
Berman, Judith, E, “Holocaust Education in Australian Mainstream Jewish day schools, 1976-1995: Staff and Curricula”, History of Education Review, vol. 27, no. 1, 1998, pp. 66-83.
Berman, Judith, E, “Holocaust Education in Australian Mainstream Jewish High Schools, 1976-1995”, in Yad Vashem: International Conference – The Holocaust And Education, 16 October 1996, p. 7.
Roles, responsibilities and expertise
Role - to assist the Research Executive to increase and diversify UWA’s external research income and lead the Research Development team (including the Postdoctoral Coordinator)in support of this goal. The role includes providing strategic advice to researchers on issues related to external research funding; facilitating greater research collaboration – internally and externally, with the public and private sectors, and nationally and internationally; coordinating bids for major external research funding (including the facilitation or preparation of Business Plans); postdoctoral development, and delivering workshops on funding schemes and career development to the research community.
Languages
English and Hebrew (fluent)
Memberships
Australasian Research Management Society (ARMS)
International Network of Research Management Societies (iNorms)
Association for Tertiary Education Management (ATEM)
Holocaust Institute of WA (former vice-President)
International Network of Research Management Societies (iNorms)
Association for Tertiary Education Management (ATEM)
Holocaust Institute of WA (former vice-President)
Honours and awards
Endeavour Executive Award, Department of Education, Employment & Workplace Relations, 2009
Award for Excellence, Australasian Research Management Society (ARMS), 2006
UWA Faculty of Arts’ Excellence in Teaching Award - runner up, 2001
Postdoctoral Research Fellowship (Re-entry)
University of Western Australia, 2000
Jill Bradshaw Bursary, Australian Federation of University Women (WA), 1999
Award for Excellence, Australasian Research Management Society (ARMS), 2006
UWA Faculty of Arts’ Excellence in Teaching Award - runner up, 2001
Postdoctoral Research Fellowship (Re-entry)
University of Western Australia, 2000
Jill Bradshaw Bursary, Australian Federation of University Women (WA), 1999
Previous positions
Policy Officer, Office of Multicultural Interests, Department of Premier and Cabinet, 2004
Postdoctoral Research Fellow (History Dept.), University of Western Australia, 2000-2003
Postdoctoral Research Fellow (History Dept.), University of Western Australia, 2000-2003
Teaching
Unit Coordinator and Lecturer, 'HY 238/338 The Decline & Fall of the Russian Empire 1894-2001', University of Western Australia, 2001, 2002.
Unit coordinator and lecturer,‘HY 168 – The Holocaust and its Legacy for the Twentieth Century’, University of Notre Dame,
1999.
Lecturer, ‘History 122 – Hitler, the Holocaust and the Historians’, University of Western Australia, 1999.
Unit coordinator and lecturer,‘HY 168 – The Holocaust and its Legacy for the Twentieth Century’, University of Notre Dame,
1999.
Lecturer, ‘History 122 – Hitler, the Holocaust and the Historians’, University of Western Australia, 1999.
Current external positions
Australasian Research Management Society (ARMS) PD national committee
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