Academic Enrichment Services Centre for Indigenous Education

Celeste Liddle
Recruitment & Engagement Officer(Team Leader)

Born on the picturesque plateau known as Canberra, Celeste, a proud Arrernte/Collingwood woman, and her family moved to the land of endless winter (aka Melbourne) when she was 14. Celeste was accepted into La Trobe University where she studied science for two years before seeing the Light and becoming a drama major. She completed her Bachelor of Arts with Honours (Theatre and Drama) in 2002

Celeste started work at the Wilin Centre, Faculty of the VCA, the week after she handed in her honours thesis and worked there for 6 years before moving up to the Centre for Indigenous Education as the Senior Recruitment and Engagement Officer.

Celeste is also an out of practice actor, playwright and director. Her one-woman show “Not One Nation” played at La Mama in 2003. In the future, Celeste hopes to pursue her love of the theatrical arts by obtaining a PhD (sooner, rather than later!).

 

Favourite Food

Spag Bol, hands down

Favourite sporting team

Collingwood

Favourite Movie

Brokeback, Donnie Darko, and anything directed by Sergio Leone

First Car you Owned

Nissan Pulsar, 85 sedan. Called “The Pub”, due to some nifty number plates

Any Pets

Three dogs: Jeffrey (mini foxy cross – a tad emo), Indi (blue heeler – a tad ADD) and Lady AKA Doopy (silky cross – a tad, well, Doopy!)

Favourite TV Show

So many to choose from. Oz, Sopranos, QAF, Big Love, Six Feet Under, House, First Australians, Buffy and Angel.

What’s your middle name

Alice, after my Great Grandmother, and the town

If you could anywhere in the world on vacation, where would you go

Anywhere would be a good start, but I would love to go on a Trans Asian tour, particularly India, Vietnam and Japan, followed by heading over to Europe and scoffing a great amount of Italian fare

If you were a crayon what colour would you be

Red... Not a huge shock, I reckon.
Favourite restaurant
Ora Thai in Fairfield. Casual dining, great grub!
How many towns have you lived in
Four (I think) - Queanbeyan, Canberra, Cairns and Melbourne

 

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