Dr Sally Treloyn (PhD Ethnomusicology, USYD) is an ARC Future Fellow and Senior Research Fellow in the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music undertaking several research projects and contracts. As Co-Director of the Research Unit for Indigenous Arts and Cultures, Sally plays a strategic role in the Indigenous research and research training agenda of the Faculty with the Wilin Centre for Indigenous Arts and Cultural Development.
Sally serves on the University's Education, Fine Arts Music and Business Human Ethics Sub-Committee, Faculty of Fine Arts and Music Inclusion and Diversity Committee, and is a member of the Wilin Executive Committee. Sally's primary research interests are Australian Aboriginal song and dance practices (with special expertise in traditions of the Kimberley and west Pilbara), sustainability and resilience, and archives and collections.
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Project Types
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3
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Honours, Awards and Fellowships
Credentials
Positions
Principal Research Fellow
Victorian College Of The Arts
Member
International Council for Traditional Music
Member
Music, Mind, Wellbeing Initiative
Secretary To The Steering Committee
National Recording Project for Indigenous Performance in Australia
Member
Society for Ethnomusicology
Education
Doctor of Philosophy (Ethnomusicology)
University of Sydney
Bachelor of Music Honours (Performance) plus Medal
University of Sydney