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ASSBI Student Ambassador Program

The ASSBI student ambassador program is currently recruiting!

We are currently seeking expressions of interest from students across all health disciplines in Australia and New Zealand who would like to be a part of the Australasian Society for the Study of Brain Impairment (ASSBI) student community for 2025. We encourage both undergraduate and postgraduate students from all universities across Australia and New Zealand to apply, as well as across all disciplines (e.g., Speech Pathology, Clinical Psychology, Neuropsychology, Occupational Therapy, Nursing, Medicine, Social Work, Psychiatry, Physiotherapy). Please also apply if you are from a city/regional area not listed below and would like to be considered.

Positions available

1. Team Leader

  • Positions available: Brisbane, Townsville, Darwin, Perth, Hobart, Auckland, Wellington
  • Term: 1-2 years

2. Student Ambassador

  • Available Positions: Brisbane, Townsville, Darwin, Perth, Hobart, Auckland, Wellington, Melbourne, and Newcastle
  • Term: 1 year

Benefits of being part of the ASSBI Student Network

  • Complimentary ASSBI membership (1 year)
  • Complimentary conference registration (for the team leader positions, in the second year of the term)
  • Leadership, organisational and management experience
  • Networking opportunities with other students and leaders in the field of brain impairment

Requirements for all student ambassadors

  • Attendance and active participation in meetings
  • Attendance at student events in your represented city/location
  • Time commitment of approximately 5-7 hours a month. Please note that this may increase leading up to an event or during a project. All applicants are strongly encouraged to take this into consideration when applying

Please see below for specific responsibilities for each role.

Team Leader
Responsibilities

  • Lead the planning and organisation of up to two student ASSBI events per year (e.g., seminar, workshop, movie night, etc.) where students are invited to attend, network and are encouraged to participate and learn more about ASSBI
  • Liaise with the student coordinator and communicate the team's progress throughout the year
  • Coordinate and liaise with your team of student ambassadors
  • Conduct regular meetings with your team of student ambassadors
  • Help promote ASSBI to your wider networks (it is expected that all team members are responsible for the active promotion of ASSBI throughout this process)

Student Ambassador
Responsibilities 

  • Organise with your team up to two student ASSBI events per year (e.g., seminar, workshop, movie night, etc.) where students are invited to attend, network and are encouraged to participate and learn more about ASSBI
  • Work together with fellow student ambassadors who represent a range of disciplines (e.g., psychology, speech pathology, occupational therapy, neuropsychology)
  • Help promote ASSBI to your wider student networks
  • Attend team meetings and liaise regularly with your team leader

How to apply
Please complete the application using this link https://forms.gle/dKYiPktTy8wpszq46

Deadline: 29 November 2024 at 5pm AEST.

Questions: Please contact the ASSBI National Student Coordinator, Nicole Feast (nicole.feast@research.uwa.edu.au)

Celebrating Research Series: Call for abstracts

All students who are currently completing a PhD/Master's degree are invited to submit a recorded video abstract showcasing your current research. 

Interested applicants will be asked to fill out the Expression of Interest Form, to register your interest in this opportunity, following which you will receive instructions of how to submit your recorded video abstract.

The recorded video abstracts will be reviewed by a selection committee, with the winning video abstracts presented by ASSBI on various platforms (e.g., Facebook, LinkedIn) and receive a prize (certificate and complimentary ASSBI student membership for one year). 

This is a unique opportunity to present your research to a wide audience!  

Eligibility criteria

  • All PhD/Master's students are welcome to apply, regardless of whether you are an ASSBI member or not.
  • The research presented must be original research that you have been involved in to a significant degree.
  • If you have submitted an abstract to the 2024 ASSBI Conference or the 2024 Global Neuropsychology Congress, you are still very much eligible to participate in this video abstract opportunity by again presenting that research in this video abstract format.

Abstract guidelines

  • Your video presentation should be a lay summary of your research (i.e., understandable by the general population) and a maximum duration of three minutes
  • The content of your presentation should include:
    o   The background of your research
    o   Research gap/why are you doing this research?
    o   Your research aims/hypotheses
    o   Methods
    o   Results*
    o   Conclusion/implications of your research
  • *If you don’t yet have completed results related to your research, you are still able to complete a video abstract and participate in this initiative. In this instance, we would ask that you focus on the background, your aims, where you are currently up to with your research, and what you’re expecting to find.
  • Record your presentation through video recording equipment or software (e.g., Microsoft Teams)
  • To find out how to submit your video abstract, be sure to lodge an expression of interest (link below)

Link to Expression of Interesthttps://forms.gle/drZH9hABb38S6pUS7

Deadline30th August 2024 5:00pm AEST

Please direct any questions about the 'Celebrating Research series' and video abstract process to the National Student Coordinator, Nicole Feast (nicole.feast@research.uwa.edu.au)

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