Katelyn Barney: What works? Success factors of outreach camps for Indigenous students

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Australian Centre for Student Equity and Success

Lightning talk by Katelyn Barney, as part of the online NCSEHE Student Equity Snapshots Forum 2020.

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Katelyn Barney: What works? Success factors of outreach camps for Indigenous students

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