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Citizen of the Year honours for health and wellbeing advocate Rodney Glossop
Act Belong Commit Campaign Manager Rodney Glossop, from the Curtin School of Population Health, has been named the 2025 Citizen of the Year at the City of Gosnells annual Australia Day awards ceremony. Rodney’s volunteer work and commitment to building an active and engaged community was celebrated at the awards, which recognise individuals who positively impact their community by inspiring change and others.
Rodney is a passionate advocate for health and wellbeing and has made a profound impact on his local community through years of dedicated volunteer work with Thornlie Homestead parkrun, parkrun Australia and the Thornlie Junior Football Club, fostering inclusivity and helping to break down social barriers.


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Brendon DeGois - February 21, 2025
Well done Rod!
Mark Kerr - February 21, 2025
Congratulations Rodney!
Gemma Crawford - February 21, 2025
So good Rodney!!! Well deserved.
Christina Pollard - February 21, 2025
@Rodney – Well done on receiving this award acknowledging your commitment to community. You are the personification of Act Belong Commit!!
Leanne Haggart - February 21, 2025
Congratulations Rodney - well deserved!!
Justine Leavy - February 22, 2025
Congratulations @Rodney Glossop - you are a great advocate for community engagement and an asset for Curtin and the Act Belong Commit team. Well done.
Emma Kenworthy - February 24, 2025
Congratulations Rodney