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Personal profile
Biography
Dr Jacqueline Mackaway teaches an applied research unit in the School of Social Science (Discipline of Sociology) (2015 to now). Jacqueline completed her PhD in 2019 at Macquarie University which focused on the sociology of education and work. She is particularly interested in the nature of work and employment, including the future of work more broadly.
During her time in Macquarie University’s Learning and Teaching Centre (2009-2011), Jacqueline was heavily involved in supporting the pedagogical implementation of the Professional and Community Engagement (PACE) initiative. In recognition of Jacqueline’s commitment to quality learning and teaching, she was admitted to the Higher Education Academy as a senior fellow (2019).
Prior to moving into the higher education sector, Jacqueline worked as a senior human resource professional across a range of sectors with responsibilities in Australia and the Asia Pacific region. She also ran her own small consulting business for three years, providing specialist advice on change management, employee relations and recruitment.
Research interests
- Sociology of work and education
- Higher education, employability and the future of work
- Inclusive practice in education
- Diversity and inclusion in organisations/institutions
- Ethical decision making in organisations
Teaching
- Currently Unit Convenor for SSCI3090 - Professional Social Research Projects
- Previously Unit Convenor for SOC849 - Internships in Social Research
Research student supervision
Masters candidates
Susan Barnes: Thesis titleWhen Planning Meets Reality: Examining the Implementation of a Gender Equity Measure (Principal supervisor) Due to complete Dec 2021
Madelaine Berglind: Thesis title You Shall Not Pass: Gendered Gatekeeping Mechanisms in University Marketing (Associate supervisor) Due to complete Dec 2021
PhD candidates
Eleanor Quinlan: Thesis titleWage theft, entry-level workers, and the rise of unpaid workplace training in Australia (Associate supervisor) Due to complete end 2022
Adam Rajcan: Thesis title The Gendered Performance of Publication? A study of Australasian sociology PhD students publishing practices (2010-19) (Associate supervisor) Due to complete end 2024
Education/Academic qualification
Education, PhD, Macquarie University
2013 → 2019
Masters of Museum Studies, Macquarie University
Bachelor of Arts (Dip Ed), Macquarie University
Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management, TAFE
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Projects
- 2 Finished
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“Stories of success”: Inclusive work-integrated learning (WIL) practices that support diverse learners
17/07/19 → 16/07/20
Project: Other
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Building Institutional Capacity to Enhance Access, Participation and Progression in Work-integrated Learning
Peach, D., Moore, K., Campbell, M., Mackaway, J., Ferns, S. & Winchester-Seeto, T.
1/06/13 → 1/06/15
Project: Teaching
Research Outputs
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Kindness as a practice of Kittay's 'doulia' in higher education: caring for student carers during COVID-19 and beyond
Overgaard, C. & Mackaway, J., Feb 2022, In: International Journal of Care and Caring. 6, 1-2, p. 229-245 17 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Stories of success: student, workplace supervisor and university staff experiences of equitable student access to WIL placements
Mackaway, J., Mar 2022, Australian Collaborative Education Network (ACEN). 28 p.Research output: Book/Report › Other report
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Stories of success: inclusive work-integrated learning (WIL) practices that support diverse learners: ACEN final report
Mackaway, J., Mar 2022, Australian Collaborative Education Network (ACEN). 26 p.Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned report
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Kindness as push-back and designing for care
Overgaard, C. & Mackaway, J., 4 Mar 2021, Teche - Macquarie University's Learning and Teaching Blog.Research output: Contribution to Newspaper/Magazine/Website › Article
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Are we there yet? What does it mean to have an inclusive approach to WIL
Mackaway, J. & Chalkley, T., 2020, (Accepted/In press) Theories, practices and research in work-integrated learning in Australia: enhancing employability capabilities for a sustainable future. Ferns, S., Rowe, A. & Zegwaard, K. (eds.). Routledge, Taylor and Francis GroupResearch output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › peer-review