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News 23 SeptemberA message from Interim Executive Dean, Faculty of Education and Arts, Professor Phil Parker
Advance HE is offering free webinars on Student Success and Advance HE Fellowships in May and June as part of their Australasian Member Benefit Series.
Advance HE is running a series of webinars and workshops throughout May and June. As an access member institution of Advance HE, all ACU staff can become members at no cost. You will need to activate your Advance HE account before registering for the sessions below.
Webinar: Student Success Through Belonging: Lessons from QILT and Best Practice
20 May, 3pm AEST
Facilitated by Juliet Morgan, Advance HE with presenters from Curtin University and UNSW
This session explores QILT insights on student experience and success, with a focus on belonging and student voice. Hear best practices from institutions across Australia.
Senior and principal fellowship online workshops
Facilitated by Deanne Gannaway, Associate Professor, The University of Queensland and Dr Ian Davis, Associate Professor and Dean of Higher Education, Australian Institute of Professional Counsellors
If you have any questions about Advance HE Fellowships, please email Fellowships.CEI@acu.edu.au.
A message from Interim Executive Dean, Faculty of Education and Arts, Professor Phil Parker
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