Amy Tschirn

Amy Tschirn is a Lecturer in Earth and Environmental Sciences at Flinders University, South Australia. She is currently pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy while teaching a broad suite of undergraduate courses spanning geology, marine science, coastal processes and vertebrate palaeontology.

Education

• Doctor of Philosophy (in progress), Flinders University
• Graduate Certificate in Education, Flinders University (2019)
• Bachelor of Science (Honours), First Class, Flinders University (2018)
  — Thesis: New Phascolarctid material from the Lake Frome Basin, and its implications for the taxonomy and palaeobiology of Madakoala
• Bachelor of Science, Flinders University (2016)

Research & Teaching Interests

Her research and teaching portfolio centres on Earth and environmental sciences, with particular emphasis on vertebrate palaeontology, evolutionary anatomy and the geological evolution of Australia. She has delivered units in introductory earth sciences, marine systems, coastal dynamics and advanced vertebrate palaeontology, fostering student engagement through fieldwork, practical laboratories and interactive coursework.

Honours & Awards

• University Medal (2018)
• Chancellor's Letter of Commendation (2015, 2016, 2018)

Advising & Grants

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Labs & Teams

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