Embedding Aboriginal cultural knowledge in curriculum at university level through Aboriginal community engagement

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Riley, Lynette, Howard-Wagner, Deirdre, Mooney, Janet and Kutay, Cat. (2013). Embedding Aboriginal cultural knowledge in curriculum at university level through Aboriginal community engagement. In In R. G. Craven and J. Mooney (Ed.). Seeding success in Indigenous Australian higher education pp. 251 - 276 Emerald Group Publishing Limited.

Authors	Riley, Lynette, Howard-Wagner, Deirdre, Mooney, Janet and Kutay, Cat
Editors	R. G. Craven and J. Mooney
Page range	251 - 276
Year	2013
Book title	Seeding success in Indigenous Australian higher education
Publisher	Emerald Group Publishing Limited
Place of publication	United Kingdom
Series	Diversity in higher education ; volume 14
ISBN	9781781906866
Scopus EID	2-s2.0-84888096043
Research Group	Institute for Positive Psychology and Education
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