Professor Kath Peters
Kath Peters is a Professor in the School of Nursing and Midwifery at Western Sydney University. She is a registered nurse and has extensive experience in clinical practice, teaching and research.
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Dr Katherine Kent
Dr Katherine Kent is an early career academic in the School of Health Sciences. Her research investigates dietary strategies to prevent and manage cognitive decline, with a particular focus on flavonoid-rich fruits.
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Associate Professor Kathy Tannous
Dr Kathy Tannous' current research areas include the evaluation of Fire and Rescue New South Wales Home Fire Safety Checks Program from the firefighters' perspective. She is a senior lecturer in the School of Business with an active research program in aspects of health economics, economic evaluation studies, and community care.
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Dr Kelly Baird
Dr Kelly Baird is an Associate Research Fellow at TReSI. She takes an applied, community-embedded approach to research, supporting the development and implementation of social and system innovations that ensure evidence-based interventions reach the people who need them, and are implemented with quality.
Associate Professor Kenny Lawson
Kenny is an Adjunct Associate Professor at the Translational Health Research Institute. His central focus is trying to support decision makers to improve population health and well-being by making better use of resources. He conducts economic evaluation of health and non-health sector policies to identify best value interventions, and works with decision makers to translate evidence into practice.
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Professor Kerry Robinson
Professor Kerry Robinson is in the School of Social Sciences and Psychology (SSAP) and is the leader of the Sexualities & Genders Research (SaGR) cluster located in the school. Her research interests include: sexuality and gender issues; LGBTQ issues; childhood, gender and sexuality; transgender and gender diverse children and young people; sexual citizenship; sexual harassment and gender and sexuality based violence; and sexuality education.
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Dr Kimberley Allison
Kimberley is an Associate Research Fellow on the Out with Cancer project, which explores the experiences of LGBTI+ individuals with cancer. Her broader research interests include psycho-oncology, online communities, and the experiences of marginalised populations in healthcare and online.
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Associate Professor Kingsley Agho
Kingsley Agho is an associate professor in Biostatistics at the School of Science and Health. He has over 15 years' experience in the design and analysis of large epidemiological studies including longitudinal and cluster RCT data. Another key research interest of Kingsley is in Epidemiology, Global health and water management and engineering- one to one water saving program for high water users.
Dr Kingsley Arua Kalu
Kingsley (Arua) Kalu is an associate lecturer in Food Science and Nutrition at the School of Science, Western Sydney University in Australia. With over 8 years of experience in teaching and research, he has a particular interest in exploring the role of diet in age-related diseases such as Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) and Alzheimer's Disease.
Dr Kristy Coxon
Dr Kristy Coxon is a registered occupational therapist, senior lecturer and early carer researcher. She has a program of research in driving, community mobility and participation across the lifespan. Clinically, she has extensive experience in rehabilitation, program development and evaluation for people with chronic airway limitation and area wide representation on clinical collaboratives.
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