Lynda Crowley-Cyr

Lynda Crowley-Cyr is an Honorary Professor at the School of Law and Justice, University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ). With 28 years of tertiary teaching experience, she specializes in tort law, health law, and legal ethics, focusing on areas such as negligence, mental health law, and public authority liability. Her research spans interdisciplinary domains including law, tourism, and public health, with an emphasis on safety and liability.

• Teaching Courses: Law of Obligations - Torts Negligence (LAW 1113/5113), Health Law (LAW 3467), The Law and Health Care Practice (NUR8340), and Australian Law for School Managers (LAW:8710).
• Administrative Responsibilities: Coordinator of Learning and Teaching, School of Law and Justice (2011–2016).
• Research Affiliation: Centre for Health Sciences Research (CHSR).

Her professional memberships include the Australasian Law Teachers Association, and she is affiliated with Global Law Enforcement & Public Health. Her work integrates legal frameworks with public health, safety, and tourism contexts.