Be a key decision-maker for UniSA Reconciliation activities!
Have a passion for contributing to UniSA’s ongoing commitment to Reconciliation? The Reconciliation Action Plan – Deliverable 12.1 Steering Group is recruiting one Aboriginal student to join the Group for valuable student input. By joining the Group, you’ll partner with other passionate staff on implementing opportunities within Aboriginal communities and businesses for Work Integrated Learning at UniSA. The Group is committed to meeting once every month, in person or online. Once joined, you’ll be paid casually.
You must be identified as Aboriginal Peoples to be qualified for this role.
The application is on a first come, first basis. Apply now to secure your spot.
UniSA Stretch Reconciliation Action Plan | Terms of Reference
Be part of shaping the Academic Integrity journey at UniSA.
USASA is seeking students to become Student Voice Delegate as student representatives for Formal Inquiry panels. As a Student Voice Delegate, you are the key decision-maker on Academic Integrity related issues for your student’s cohort.
Position description
How to apply?
Read Academic Integrity Policy and Procedure
Email the USASA Student Voice Team, providing a brief response to these questions (limit each response to no more than 200 words):
Why do you want to be a USASA Student Voice Delegate?
What does Academic Integrity mean to you?
What does procedural fairness mean to you?
Get in touch for more information or support with:
Student representation or consultation
Training student representatives
Presentations for Staff
To make an appointment, use the online form or click the button below. Advocates are located at the City West Campus, or via Skype, Zoom or telephone.
It is strongly advised that students requiring assistance make an appointment to see a Financial Counsellor as soon as possible.