Danielle H. Heinrichs is a Lecturer at Griffith University and researcher with the Griffith Institute of Educational Research (GIER). She was awarded the University of Queensland's Richard Baldauf Memorial Prize for the Best Paper in Applied Linguistics and Language Education in October 2020, and confirmed as a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy UK in December 2020. She is currently involved in research exploring multilingual communication, cross-cultural well-being and language education. Her PhD thesis explores language practices on social media. She has published papers in peer-reviewed books and journals, and presented at numerous international conferences in the areas of multilingualism, sociolinguistics and education.
Experience
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–presentPhD Candidate, The University of Queensland
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2016–presentUnit Coordinator, Queensland University of Technology
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2014–2016Unit Coordinator, Western Sydney University
Education
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2020University of Queensland, PhD
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2017Master of International Education, Masters
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2013Diploma of Education, Diploma
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2013Bachelor of Arts (Spanish and Latin American Studies), Bachelor
Publications
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2021'Staying with the trouble' of response-able Spanish bilingualism: A diffractive inquiry, Critical Inquiry in Language Studies
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2020Decoloniality, Spanish and Latin American studies in Australian universities: ¿es un mundo ch’ixi posible?, Third World Thematics: A TWQ Journal
Professional Memberships
- International Association of Applied Linguistics (AILA)
- Association of Language Awareness (ALA)
Honours
Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy UK (SFHEA)
- Website
- @danielle_H_H
- Article Feed
- ORCID
- Joined
