Sharon Crozier-de Rosa
Australian historian & academic
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Summary
Sharon Crozier-de Rosa is a human[1]. She worked as a historian[2], senior lecturer[3], and university teacher[4].
Key Facts
- Sharon Crozier-de Rosa held citizenship in Ireland[5].
- Sharon Crozier-de Rosa held citizenship in Australia[6].
- Sharon Crozier-de Rosa's professions included historian[2].
- Sharon Crozier-de Rosa worked as a senior lecturer[3].
- Sharon Crozier-de Rosa's professions included university teacher[4].
- Sharon Crozier-de Rosa's field of work was history of feminism[7].
- Sharon Crozier-de Rosa's field of work was feminist movement[8].
- Sharon Crozier-de Rosa's field of work was woman[9].
- Sharon Crozier-de Rosa's field of work was activism[10].
- Sharon Crozier-de Rosa's field of work was emotion[11].
- Sharon Crozier-de Rosa's field of work was imperialism[12].
- Among Sharon Crozier-de Rosa's employers was University of Wollongong[13].
- Sharon Crozier-de Rosa's education included a stint at Flinders University[14].
- Sharon Crozier-de Rosa is recorded as female[15].
- Sharon Crozier-de Rosa's instance of is recorded as human[16].
- Sharon Crozier-de Rosa's given name is recorded as Sharon[17].
- Sharon Crozier-de Rosa's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as English[18].
Body
Education
Sharon Crozier-de Rosa was educated at Flinders University[14].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include historian[2], senior lecturer[3], and university teacher[4]. Fields of work include history of feminism[7], an aspect of women's history[19]; feminist movement[8]; woman[9]; activism[10], a concept[20]; emotion[11], an academic discipline[21]; and imperialism[12], a concept[22]. Sharon Crozier-de Rosa was employed by University of Wollongong[13].
FAQs
What did Sharon Crozier-de Rosa do for work?
Sharon Crozier-de Rosa worked as historian[2], senior lecturer[3], and university teacher[4].
Where did Sharon Crozier-de Rosa go to school?
Sharon Crozier-de Rosa was educated at Flinders University[14].