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Dr Garrick Everett

Director of Undergraduate Studies
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Biography

Garrick Everett is a Lecturer and Director of Undergraduate Studies in the School of Education. He has worked in schools for over 30 years in roles including Head of Sport, Head of Computing, Head of Mathematics, and Director of Studies.

Garrick received his PhD from the University of Newcastle for a thesis on factors that affect the ethos of Christian schools.

Qualifications

Ph.D (University of Newcastle), An exploration of factors which affect the Christian ethos of Christian schools: a comparative case study analysis of two Christian schools – 2017

M.B.A. (International Business) (University of New England) – 2010

M. Ed. (University of Western Sydney), Pastoral Leadership in Christian Schooling: A Case Study – 1998

Grad. Dip. Ed. (Adelaide University) – 1993

B.Sc. (Mathematics) (University of New South Wales) – 1986

Dip. Min. (Tabor College) – 1989

  • Research Publications

  • Internal and External Grants

  • Presentations

    • 2026
      • Parablemath: A biblical approach for inspiring student engagement in mathematics. (2026), Alphacrucis University College Colloquium, Parramatta, Australia, 10 Mar 2026
    • 2014
      • The challenge for Christian Schools to develop a Christian curriculum: A comparison with the Catholic schools curriculum process and documentation. (2014), UON Education Conference, University of Newcastle, 10 Sep 2014

  • Book Reviews

  • Awards

  • Funded Projects

  • Engagement Publications

    Journal Articles
    • 2001
      • Everett, G. (2001). Webpals – the future of technology in the classroom. Principal Matters, 2001, Summer.
  • Professional Memberships

  • Supervision

    • Current
      • Lowrey, R, Olfactory sense and maths anxiety: using scent to help reduce maths anxiety (PhD thesis)
    • Completed
      • 2025
        • Hannam F, The Parabolic Actions of the Biblical Jesus: Implications for Theory and Practice in the contemporary Christian School context. (Doctoral Thesis)
  • Projects

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