ANUSA Science Reps

Organising Team Applications for the 2023 ANU Women* in STEM Leadership Conference are open! (Applications close THIS Sunday!)

📣Calling all female, femme-aligned and non-binary undergraduate STEM students📣

Did you know: In 2020, the Australian Government reported that women only made up 28% of the workforce in STEM qualified fields. They also found that the gender pay gap in STEM-qualified industries was $28,994! Statistics like these are why the ANU Women* in STEM Leadership Conference exist, and we want you.

This will be the third year of the conference, which has grown with every year, and there are 9 positions to be filled : Speaker Coordinators (2), Education Coordinators (2), a Finance Coordinator, a supporting Academic Dinner Coordinator, a Media Coordinator, Marketing Coordinator, and a Communications Coordinator.

More information about the roles + application form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe60Ojp22AjHLTnwFJEqjxzQBI_loochELLuKhpogfJlSE98Q/viewform?usp=sf_link

Applications close 11:59pm Sunday the 23rd of October (Week 11).

This is an excellent way to develop teamwork, planning, networking, administration, communication, and professional skills in a safe, supportive environment!

You’ll work alongside Co-Directors Mariane Johnstone and Wanin Tessema, and Academic Dinner Coordinator Marissa Ellis (2022 Co-Director). If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact Mariane Johnstone or Tessema at [email protected] 😊

Did you know:

A 2014 report found that women were 16% less likely to apply for a job and would (on average) only apply for a job if they met all the selection criteria, whereas men would apply if they met even just 60% of the criteria.

Of course, this is an old(ish) study, there are always exceptions, and we don’t have set selection criteria, but all this to say, we want you to apply, don’t count yourself out!

Some of our roles don’t require as much experience as the others, so give it a go 😊

Source: https://yourstory.com/herstory/2019/03/women-jobs-report-gender-insights-tpdgjqo

Image description: The Team for the 2022 ANU Women* in STEM Leadership Conference.

TLDR; Looking for volunteers for National Science Week (Week 4)! ♥️ https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HGprtnsClCoVCMg33YOHEdbiN2_AMvdErTTUiNJzYUQ/edit =0

Did you want to help out during National Science Week🥼aka NEXT Week (Week 4)?! 😱♥️

We are looking for some very cool people, who are passionate about all things STEM 🥼 to join us and help out at a couple of events that we are running! 🤩♥️

If this sounds like something that you might be interested in, please flick Shriyutha Vaka a message or send us an email on [email protected] by THIS Saturday (13/08)! 🥳♥️

Cannot wait to have you on board! 🤩♥

Lots of love,
Your ANUSA Science Reps

TLDR; National Science Week Committee Application!!

✨Are you passionate about STEM?
✨Are you interested in being on the organising team for the BEST week of the year?
✨Do you want to make some awesome new friends?

If you said YES 🙌 to any of the above questions, APPLY for the National Science Week Organising Committee! Applications close THIS Wednesday at 5pm (20/07/2022)!

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to get in touch with us ANUSA Science Reps!

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National Science Week Organising Committee Application Thanks for your interest in joining us to organise some of the events at ANU for National Science Week from 13th - 21st August. We have a short application form for you to fill out, by 5 pm on the 20th of July. Please feel free to simply put dot points down for the longer answers! No need to be supe...

TLDR; Woroni is looking for a new Science and Research Sub-Editor! Applications close 5pm on the 15th of June!

💚 Are you a science communication student?
💚 Are you passionate about science communication in media?
💚 Do you want experience writing for a student media outlet?

Apply via: https://www.woroni.com.au/words/content-team-semester-2-2022-applications/ before 5pm on the 15th of June!

Here is a little blurb about the advertised position:
“The Science and Research Sub-Editor will be responsible for sourcing work that is related to topics such as science, technology, innovation, and environment. There is a wide scope here to grow the portfolio into a ‘science communication’-adjacent form, with focus on up-and-coming research within science (as well as tech, data, ethics, and the related social and policy implications).

The Sub-Editor is also highly encouraged to commission interested members of the wider ANU student body to submit pieces. The ideal candidate will be an effective communicator, able to distil complex information and ideas into accessible and easily understood forms. They will be highly knowledgeable about the different fields and debates within science and related spheres. Examples of work suitable for this portfolio include: Maths vs Skateboarding, Why Isn’t the Panda Extinct, and To Be Chosen.”

If you want further information, don't hesitate to reach out to Woroni 💚

Content Team Semester 2 2022 Applications | Woroni WORONI IS LOOKING FOR CONTENT TEAM MEMBERS TO BECOME PART OF OUR PASSIONATE TEAM AT ANU STUDENT MEDIA IN SEMESTER 2 2022. THESE POSITIONS INCLUDE SUB-EDITORS AND ONLINE POSITIONS. Submit your application at the bottom of this page! CONTENT SUB-EDITORS (print) The role of a Content Sub-Editor will be...