ARMS NSW CHAPTER:

SEEKING TWO (2) NEW CHAPTER COMMITTEE MEMBERS

TO HELP SUPPORT THE CHAPTER AND CONTRIBUTE TO FUTURE CHAPTER EVENTS

ARMS is a voluntary society that aims to enhance professional development and professional networks for its members, and is formed of Chapters throughout Australasia, New Zealand and Singapore.

The NSW Chapter Committee has openings for two (2) Committee members effective immediately. The term of a committee member is two years for no more than two consecutive terms (i.e., up to four years in total).

Applications from all ARMS members are welcome, however, to ensure a balance of views and representation on the Committee, applications are strongly encouraged from members in rural, regional or remote areas, and/or those working in industry, government, the not for profit sector or research institutes.

As a member of the NSW Chapter Committee, you will gain the opportunity to engage with like-minded colleagues from other parts of the research management sector, develop your professional skills, build your networks, and contribute to the curation and hosting of Chapter events designed to build skills and engagement for the benefit of NSW Chapter members.

Application Process

Interested members should complete the Expression of Interest to register their interest. The EOI’s will be reviewed by the NSW Chapter co-convenors and current members of the NSW Chapter Committee. EOIs will be assessed against a range of skills and experience criteria which are required to be addressed by the applicant.

You may also include a copy of your CV or link to your LinkedIn profile.

To apply, please refer to:

Expression of Interest

Terms of Reference (Currently under review)

Closing date: Wednesday, 2 August, 5pm

Questions: Please email Stephan Waibel Stephan.waibel@uts.edu.au after 17 July 2023.

About the committee:

The committee currently comprises:

Tanya Karliychuk (Co-Convenor) – Australian Communications Consumer Action Network

Stephan Waibel (Co-Convenor) – University of Technology Sydney

Shantala Mohan – Western Sydney University

Emmaline Lear – Charles Sturt University