UniSA Occupational Therapy Student Society

The club for all Occupational Therapy students.

About us

The club for all Occupational Therapy students.

2025 Student Committee:

President: Zoe Kroeger

Treasurers: Kiara Cenko & Oliver Cenko

Secretary: Annie Warrick

Social Directors: Ebony Sellick & Abbie Dillon

 

1st year rep: Oliver Cenko
2nd year rep: Annie Warrick
3rd year rep: Bree McCauley
4th year rep: Mitchell Miller
Master's student rep: 

Get in touch with us via Facebook and Instagram, and feel free to suggest ideas for future events run by UniSA Occupational Therapy.

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Download our resources

  • 2014 AGM

    2014 Annual General Meeting minutes

  • 2015 AGM

    2015 Annual General Meeting minutes

  • 2016 AGM

    2016 Annual General Meeting minutes

  • 2017 AGM

    2017 Annual General Meeting minutes

  • 2018 AGM

    2018 Annual General Meeting minutes

  • 2019 AGM

    2019 Annual General Meeting minutes

  • 2020 AGM

    2020 Annual General Meeting minutes

  • 2021 AGM

    2021 Annual General Meeting minutes

  • 2022 AGM

    2022 Annual General Meeting minutes

  • 2023 AGM

    The minutes for the Occupational Therapy Student Society 2023 AGM.

  • 2024 AGM

    2024 Annual General Meeting minutes

  • 2025 ASM

    2025 Annual Special Meeting minutes

  • 2025 SM

    2025 Special Meeting minutes

  • Rules of Governance

    UniSA Occupational Therapy Student Society Rules of Governance

  • Rules of Governance 2025

    UniSA Occupational Therapy Student Society - Updated Rules of Governance

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The University of South Australia Student Association Inc. (USASA) acknowledges the Kaurna, Boandik and Barngarla First Nations People as the traditional custodians of the unceded lands now home to the University of South Australia’s campuses in Adelaide, Mount Gambier and Whyalla. We respectfully acknowledge their Ancestors and Elders, past, present and emerging. We also acknowledge the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia. It was and always will be Aboriginal land.

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