Job Confidence Builder Workshop Series
Careers have been active recently and I have been only too pleased to promote some of their events and workshops here on the Student Health and […]
Archive Tag: networking
How to prepare yourself psychologically for work placements
Work placements provide students with valuable hands-on experience, helping them to develop practical skills and gain real-world insights into their chosen field of study. Work placements […]
Flinders Mates - connecting domestic and international students
Overview: In addition to the individually focused services and programs we provide, the teams at HCD and Oasis are interested in helping support student communities. The […]
Flinders Mates is launching in 2022, registrations of interest being taken ...
Flinders Mates is a program that was intended to be launched a while back, but a variety of things (including COVID-19) got in the way. […]
Callout for post-grad psychology students
I’m working with the South Australian Student Engagement Group (SEG) of the Australian Psychological Society to put together a psychology student networking event in August. […]
Student led event on wellbeing, mental health and study/life balance - 19th...
I am a big fan of students taking charge of leading events that help other students. I think such events tend to be better attended and […]
The power of networking
I was fortunate last week to have an extended teleconference call with Dr Andrew McClelland. Andrew is a Senior Lecturer on Mental Health for the […]
Why I prefer LinkedIn as my primary social media channel
A while back I left social media. I am glad that I did. However I am not here to convince you to do the same. […]