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12 June, 2019 | Women in IT2019

Recognition For Alison Harcourt Ao

Alison Harcourt (nee Doig) is an alumnus and past staff member of the University of Melbourne. At 89 years of age, she is still tutoring at the University in her speciality field of mathematics, namely Statistics. Alison was recognised in this year's Queens Birthday Honours list with an Order of Australia. The Pearcey Foundation honours Ms Harcourt for a lifelong commitment to mathematics.

See an ABC 7.30 Report  on her contribution https://www.abc.net.au/7.30/maths-pioneer-alison-harcourt-honoured-in-queens/11198336

Also Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alison_Harcourt


Recognition for Alison Harcourt AO

Alison Harcourt AO

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