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Dr Cheryl Ryan

STAFF PROFILE

Position

Senior Lecturer In Education (Applied Learning)

Faculty

Faculty of Arts and Education

Department

School of Education

Campus

Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus

Qualifications

Doctor of Philosophy, Deakin University, 2017
Master of Professional Education & Training (MPET), Deakin University, 2008

Contact

c.ryan@deakin.edu.au
+61 3 522 71498

Research interests

Practice and professional development and practice

Leadership - pedagogies and theories

Learning - applied and embodied

Adult education and training

Police - learning, professional practice and education and training

Gender

Postmodern, poststructural and critical theoretical perspectives

Teaching interests

Professional practice

Theories and practices of leadership

Pedagogies of leadership

Adult and professional education

Sociological perspectives of education, training and learning

Applied learning and teaching

Units taught

EEN707 - Students and Client-Centred Learning (MPET)

ECV705 - Learning and Development in Organisations (MPET)

EEE721 - Youth Culture and Learning Pathways (GDAL)

EXE702 - Becoming a Teacher in the 21st Century (GDAL)

ECV712 - Situated Learning at Work (MPET)

ECV704 - Expanding notions of competency (MPET)

EXE735 - Evaluation: Improvement and Accountability (MPET)

ELT702 - Leading Strategy and Change in Education (GCEBL)

ELT703 - Understanding Funding and Finance for Educational Outcomes (GCEBL)

ECN725 - Teaching Strategies for Vocational Pathways (MALT)

ECN720 - Youth Culture and Learning Pathways (MALT)

EXE731 - Professional Learning and Development

ECN722 - Assessment Frameworks and Equity in the Workplace

Publications

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2024

Using data as poetry and text in case study research - Poetic representations of adult learner experiences in Neighbourhood Houses

Trace Ollis, Ursula Harrison, Cheryl Ryan

(2024), pp. 1-17, Qualitative Research Journal, Leeds, Eng., C1

journal article
2023

Learning to Become Professional in Policing: From Artisan to Profession

Cheryl Ryan, Trace Ollis

(2023), Vocations and Learning, Berlin, Germany, C1

journal article
2022

Common sense and police practice: It goes without saying

C Ryan

(2022), Vol. 62, pp. 139-166, Australian Journal of Adult Learning, Melbourne, Vic., C1

journal article
2020

Practice in the social space of Neighbourhood Houses: Community, relationships and adult learning

Ursula Harrison, Tracey Ollis, Cheryl Ryan

(2020), Vol. 60, pp. 467-491, Australian journal of adult learning, Underdale, S. Aust., C1

journal article

Neighbourhood Houses Victoria, Social Outcomes Focused Learning and Development Project, Impact Evaluation Report

Tracey Ollis, Ursula Harrison, Cheryl Ryan

(2020), Melbourne, Vic., A6

research report/technical paper
2019

Disembodied police practice: "Keep a lid on it so you can function"

Cheryl Ryan, T Ollis

(2019), Vol. 17, pp. 266-283, Policy futures in education, London, Eng., C1

journal article

Neighbourhood Houses Victoria: Social Outcomes Focused Learning and Development Project: Program Monitoring and Evaluation Research Study

Trace Ollis, Cheryl Ryan, Ursula Harrison

(2019), Melbourne, Vic., A6

research report/technical paper
2018

'Nothing to lose and everything to gain': Neighbourhood Houses and later life learners

T Ollis, C Ryan, K Starr, U Harrison

(2018), Vol. 50, pp. 19-38, Studies in the Education of Adults, C1

journal article

Learning across the lifespan: lifelong learning in neighbourhood houses in Australia

T Ollis, Karen Starr, Cheryl Ryan, Ursula Harrison

(2018), Vol. 58, pp. 449-479, Australian journal of adult learning, Footscray, Vic, C1

journal article
2017

Second chance learning in neighbourhood houses

T Ollis, K Starr, C Ryan, J Angwin, U Harrison

(2017), Vol. 57, pp. 13-35, Australian Journal of Adult Learning, C1

journal article
2016

Every day you learn something : learning for life? Neighbourhood houses, adult learning and transitions to higher education

T Ollis, K Starr, C Ryan, J Angwin, U Harrison

(2016), Melbourne, Vic., A6

research report/technical paper
2013

Deconstructing boundaries and meaning within/across professional learning

C Ryan

(2013), pp. 1-13, AARE 2013 : Shaping Australian Educational Research : Proceedings of the Annual International Conference., Adelaide, SA, E1

conference
2012

Exemplification and deconstructive writing: dancing with Massumi, Derrida, and others

C Ryan

(2012), pp. 1-10, AARE-APERA 2012 : Proceedings of the Joint International Conference of the AARE and the APERA, Sydney, NSW, E1-1

conference
2011

Wayfarersʼ tales : reflecting on the doctoral journey

C Schulz, C Ryan, J Angwin

(2011), pp. 1-15, AARE 2011 : The proceedings of the 2011 AARE International Research in Education Conference : Researching Acrossa Boundaries, Hobart, Tas., E1

conference

"Tough, loyal, reputable": D/discourses and subcultures in police vocational training

C Ryan

(2011), pp. 1-11, ACWAP 2011 : Making it Happen - Police and Community : Proceedings of the 7th ACWAP conference, Hobart Tas., E1-1

conference

Shifts in thinking and practice: reflecting on an applied learning programme

C Ryan

(2011), pp. 1-16, AARE 2011 : Researching Across Boundaries : Proceedings of the 2011 AARE International Research in Education Conference, Hobart, Tas., E1-1

conference
2009

Negotiating discursive positions within a police culture: critical reflections of a student researcher

C Ryan

(2009), pp. 1-11, HERDSA 2009 : Higher education in a changing world : Proceeding of the 32nd annual international HERDSA Conference 2009 : The student experience, Darwin, NT, E1-1

conference
2008

Eliciting personal constructs to distinguish prevailing D/discourse in police training

C Ryan

(2008), Vol. 15, pp. 35-46, International journal of learning, Champaign, IL, C1-1

journal article

Pedagogy, police training, D/discourses - subcultures and situated identities and meanings

C Ryan

(2008), pp. 1-12, TASA 2008 : Reimagining Sociology : Proceedings of the Australian Sociological Association Annual conference, Melbourne, Vic., E1-1

conference

Funded Projects at Deakin

Other Public Sector Funding

Learning for life program: Neighbourhood houses, adult learning and transition to higher education

Prof Karen Starr, A/Prof Trace Ollis, Dr Jennifer Angwin, Dr Cheryl Ryan

Higher Education Participation & Partnerships Program

  • 2016: $29,800

Deakin University - Master of Applied Learning and Teaching (Secondary) - 2021 and 2022 Cohorts.

Prof Damian Blake, Dr Kellie Tobin, Dr Cheryl Ryan, Dr Adam Usher, Prof Amanda Mooney, Mrs Juliet Erekson

DETVic Grant - Research - Department of Education and Training Victoria

  • 2023: $45,747
  • 2022: $254,238
  • 2021: $100,000
  • 2020: $100,000

VCAL Teachers Scholarships Program - Graduate Certificate of Applied Learning and Teaching.

Prof Damian Blake, Prof Amanda Mooney, Dr Kellie Tobin, Mrs Juliet Erekson, Dr Cheryl Ryan, Dr Adam Usher

DETVic Grant - Research - Department of Education and Training Victoria

  • 2022: $894,870
  • 2021: $545,183

VET Employment-based pathways into Teaching Program for qualified educators student cohorts

Prof Damian Blake, Prof Amanda Mooney, A/Prof Trace Ollis, Dr Adam Usher, Dr Cheryl Ryan, Dr Kellie Tobin, Mrs Juliet Erekson

DETVic Grant - Research - Department of Education and Training Victoria

  • 2022: $558,334
  • 2021: $447,000

Central VET Specialist Services.

Prof Damian Blake, Dr Adam Usher, A/Prof Trace Ollis, Dr Kellie Tobin, Dr Cheryl Ryan, Mrs Juliet Erekson, A/Prof Andrew Skourdoumbis

DETVic Grant - Research - Department of Education and Training Victoria

  • 2023: $1,771,636
  • 2022: $55,127

Innovative ITE intervention to address teacher workforce supply.

Prof Amanda Mooney, Prof Damian Blake, Dr Kellie Tobin, Dr Adam Usher, Dr Cheryl Ryan, Mrs Juliet Erekson, A/Prof Matthew Thomas

DETVic Grant - Research - Department of Education and Training Victoria

  • 2023: $160,000
  • 2022: $50,000

VET Employment Based Pathways Program

Dr Kellie Tobin, Prof Damian Blake, Dr Cheryl Ryan, Mrs Juliet Erekson, A/Prof Trace Ollis, Dr Shaun Rawolle

Department of Education and Training Victoria

  • 2024: $806,282

Industry and Other Funding

Neighbourhood Houses Victoria: Social Outcomes Focused Learning and Development Evaluation

A/Prof Trace Ollis, Dr Cheryl Ryan

Neighbourhood Houses Victoria Inc

  • 2018: $10,000
  • 2017: $26,000

Supervisions

Associate Supervisor
2023

Jodi Gordon

Thesis entitled: Australian school teachers' understandings of one-to-one device programs

Doctor of Philosophy (Education), School of Education

Adam Masri

Thesis entitled: Discursive practices shaping girls' physics identity

Doctor of Philosophy (Education), School of Education

2018

Gary Roy Chitty

Thesis entitled: Learning in Network Organisations

Doctor of Philosophy (Education), School of Education