Jenny Gregory AM FRHS MPHA MICOMOS is Emeritus Professor of History at The University of Western Australia and Warden of the Convocation of UWA Graduates.

In 2010 she was made a member of the Order of Australia for services to history and the community, previously she was awarded a Champion Award by the National Year of the Built Environment (2004) and a Centenary Medal (2001) for her service to the community as President of the National Trust (WA) (1998-2007).

She is presently Councillor of National Trust (WA), the History Council of WA, and a Director of the WA History Foundation.

Previously she was Chair and President of the National Trust (WA) (1998-2010) and Deputy Director of the Australian Council of National Trusts (2007-2010),  inaugural President of the History Council of WA (2001-06) and (2016-20), board member of the Australia Council (WA) (2011-18).

Lost Places and the limits of Heritage
Collecting the West
Water Sensitive Cities
Western Australian History

2018-21 Water and the Making of Urban Australia (ARC DG $349,748)

2016-20 CI Collecting the West: Reimagining Western Australia from its collections (ARC Linkage $750,192)
2012-16 CI CRC for Water Sensitive Cities ($30,000)
2010 CI Western Australian Places (UWA-UQ Bilateral Research Collaboration Award $17,699)
2006-09 CI Rediscovering historical contributions in environmental planning: Australia's Town Planning Associations (ARC DG $164,178)
2005-09 CI Land of the Black Stump: A History of Australia's Inland Corridors 1815–2005 (ARC DG $331,665)
2005-09 CI East Perth Power Station and the Electrification of Western Australia (ARC LP $172,320)
2003-07 CI Historical Encyclopedia of Western Australia (ARC LP, WA Regional Investment Scheme, Constitutional Centre of WA, Lotterywest $957,284)