Maddison Bourke

Maddison Bourke is a dedicated professional in the field of forensic anthropology, currently serving as the Student Representative for the Australian & New Zealand Forensic Science Society (ANZFSS) - WA Branch since May 2020. Maddison is also engaged in educational roles at The University of Western Australia, where responsibilities include being a PEAC Student Teacher, Demonstrator for the "Mysteries of Forensic Science" undergraduate course, and Student Outreach Coordinator. Notably, Maddison has contributed to various bioarchaeological projects, including analysis of human skeletal remains from historical plague graves and ancient Arabia. Currently pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy in Forensic Anthropology at The University of Western Australia, Maddison holds a Master's degree in the same field, along with a Bachelor of Forensic Science and experience in criminology from an exchange program at Coventry University.