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'Crying all the time': University academic got through cancer treatment but not her teaching workload
Key takeaways
- Associate Professor Trisha Pender has worked at the University of Newcastle for nearly two decades.
- A state inquiry into university governance has heard serious concerns about the University of Newcastle.
- The university says it's reviewing workloads but blames a serious government funding shortfall for pressure on staff.
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Associate Professor Trisha Pender has worked at the University of Newcastle for nearly two decades. (ABC News: Chris Taylor)
A state inquiry into university governance has heard serious concerns about the University of Newcastle.
The university says it's reviewing workloads but blames a serious government funding shortfall for pressure on staff.
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