ASSBI Students

ASSBI has always given and continues to give young aspiring students a collegial environment to meet their peers and more experienced clinicians and researchers at workshops and the annual conference. The student membership price is a low $80 per annum and includes all the benefits that a full membership offers as well as other opportunities. 

ASSBI offers opportunities to student members as well as student non-members. Some initiatives include:

• A Student Ambassador Programme 
• Conference travel grants based on submitted conference abstracts which should be applied for 
• Prizes awarded at the conference based on submitted abstracts and presentations
• A free networking event at the conference, available to all registered students
• A free workshop specifically for students at the conference, available to all registered students
• Big savings on all ASSBI events to student members
  
• Ambassadors also put together free events in their City to network with other ASSBI members and encourage non-ASSBI members to join
  
• To get in touch with our student co-ordinator email student@exemail.com.au
  

Anne Huang, Co-ordinator with student volunteers Harriet Clayton (VIC), Tia Hardie, Zoe Lee, Demi Martin and Nayantara Nambiar (SA) at #assbi2018

I joined to link in with other students and professionals working in the field of brain injury and to be informed of conferences, events, and new research. I stay because it's linked me in with a great little network of colleagues as well as for the reasons that I joined in the first place! Have met some amazing people since joining and as a PhD student that works off-campus it creates a support network that is extremely valuable for me. 
Melissa Brunner, QLD

ASSBI has provided fantastic networking and development opportunities throughout my time as a student representative and member. As an ASSBI student member, I have been able to attend conferences, professional development workshops and student networking events; all of which have allowed me to connect with peers & colleagues from around Australia. 
Anna Carmichael, VIC