Danielle earned a Double Degree in Law and Civil Engineering with First Class Honours from the University of South Australia and subsequently gained admission as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of South Australia. Her professional journey spans roles in both civil engineering and law in both Australia and also internationally. She is an active member of Engineers Australia, where she currently serves on the College of Leadership and Management.
Outside of her professional pursuits, Danielle volunteers as a Justice of the Peace in South Australia. She is passionate about advancing women in STEM fields and is a regular lecturer on topics across Law, Engineering, and Construction Management. Danielle champions the... Read more
About me
Danielle earned a Double Degree in Law and Civil Engineering with First Class Honours from the University of South Australia and subsequently gained admission as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of South Australia. Her professional journey spans roles in both civil engineering and law in both Australia and also internationally. She is an active member of Engineers Australia, where she currently serves on the College of Leadership and Management.
Outside of her professional pursuits, Danielle volunteers as a Justice of the Peace in South Australia. She is passionate about advancing women in STEM fields and is a regular lecturer on topics across Law, Engineering, and Construction Management. Danielle champions the integration of industry and academia to drive research outcomes that respond directly to user needs.
Danielle is currently advancing her academic career by pursuing a PhD at the University of South Australia. Her research, a collaborative effort between the School of Law (Justice and Society) and the Future Industries Institute, investigates the legal liabilities in Australia’s recycled water sector, aiming to make impactful contributions to policy and industry practices.
About me
Professional Member Engineers Australia
Member Australian Water Association
Member Water Research Australia
Member of the Society of Construction Law Australia
Engineers Australia, Force Forty Engineers
Member College of Leadership and Management, Engineers Australia
About me
| Date | Title |
|---|---|
| 11/08/2021 |
Getting social with your research – using social media effectively as a researcher, https://events.library.unisa.edu.au/event/5391147 |
| 19/05/2021 |
Make Your Mark: The Secret to Successful Personal Branding, https://www.engineersaustralia.org.au/event/2021/04/make-your-mark-secret-successful-personal-branding-36471 |
| 22/04/2021 |
Adapting to the Ripple Effects of Climate Change, https://mod.org.au/2021/04/22/adapting-to-the-ripple-effect-of-challenges/?utm_source=LinkedIn&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=MOD-itscomplicated&utm_content=ICblog |
About me
Doctorate of Philosophy (In Progress) University of South Australia
Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice The College of Law
Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) with Honours University of South Australia
Bachelor of Law University of South Australia
Fopp D, Abadia R, Le Busque B, Kamineni R, Becker M (2021) The Importance of Teaching with Empathy and Kindness is a Fully Online Environment: A Collective Case Study, University of South Australia Teaching and Learning Symposium, Adelaide.
Fopp, D (2021) Managing antimicrobial resistance in reclaimed water: an impossible feat for policy makers?, Smart Water Magazine <https://smartwatermagazine.com/blogs/danielle-fopp/managing-antimicrobial-resistance-reclaimed-water-impossible-feat-policy-makers>.
Fopp, D (2019) Regulatory Uncertainty in Australia: Recycled Water, Conference Proceeding, XENOWAC III, Cyprus.
Fopp, D (2019) 'fit for purpose' water and the precautionary principle in recycled... Read more
Research
Excludes commercial-in-confidence projects.
Force Forty Engineers, Engineers Australia.
Research
Fopp D, Abadia R, Le Busque B, Kamineni R, Becker M (2021) The Importance of Teaching with Empathy and Kindness is a Fully Online Environment: A Collective Case Study, University of South Australia Teaching and Learning Symposium, Adelaide.
Fopp, D (2021) Managing antimicrobial resistance in reclaimed water: an impossible feat for policy makers?, Smart Water Magazine <https://smartwatermagazine.com/blogs/danielle-fopp/managing-antimicrobial-resistance-reclaimed-water-impossible-feat-policy-makers>.
Fopp, D (2019) Regulatory Uncertainty in Australia: Recycled Water, Conference Proceeding, XENOWAC III, Cyprus.
Fopp, D (2019) 'fit for purpose' water and the precautionary principle in recycled water regulation, Conference Proceeding, Jornadas Técnicas de Saneamiento Y Depuración XIV at Lorca, Murcia
External engagement & recognition
External engagement & recognition
| Engagement/recognition | Year |
|---|---|
Sylvia Birdseye ScholarshipDepartment of Infrastructure and Transport |
2015 |
Sylvia Birdseye ScholarshipDepartment of Infrastructure and Transport |
2014 |
Sylvia Birdseye ScholarshipDepartment of Infrastructure and Transport |
2013 |
Sylvia Birdseye ScholarshipDepartment of Infrastructure and Transport |
2012 |
Sylvia Birdseye ScholarshipDepartment of Infrastructure and Transport |
2011 |
Sylvia Birdseye ScholarshipDepartment of Infrastructure and Transport |
2010 |
Conference (2021) The Importance of Teaching with Empathy and Kindness is a Fully Online Environment: A Collective Case Study, University of South Australia Teaching and Learning Symposium, Adelaide.
Presentations (2021) Make your Mark: The Secret to Successful Personal Branding for Engineers Australia, Adelaide. <https://www.engineersaustralia.org.au/event/2021/04/make-your-mark-secret-successful-personal-branding-36471>.
Interview (2021) Adapting to the ripple effects of climate change <https://mod.org.au/2021/04/22/adapting-to-the-ripple-effect-of-challenges/?utm_source=LinkedIn&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=MOD-itscomplicated&utm_content=ICblog>
2019, Scholarship, Maurice de Rohan International Scholarship.
Teaching & student supervision