Designing authentic partnership projects

Student-Staff Partnerships is a growing movement and approach for how we engage with one another at the University. Yet it can sometimes be challenging to establish a partnership that aligns with the partnership ethos, and to find the time to enable the process of partnership to flourish.

This workshop will empower students and staff to develop authentic ideas for partnership engagements and develop connections to kick-start the ideation process. Co-facilitators will collaborate with attendees in developing partnership project ideas and provide useful strategies and recommendations to enable attendees to develop creative and high impact partnership project ideas.

Presenters

• Jimi Bursaw, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
• Dr Seb Dianati, School of Languages and Cultures
• Dr James Forde, Student Services
• Matilda Ingram, current UQ student
• Madelaine-Marie Judd, Student Employability Centre
• Jessica Morgan, Student Employability Centre
• Christian Panaretos, current UQ student
• Julie Peries, Student Services
• Anna Richards, Student Employability Centre
• Franciele Spinelli, current UQ student
• Brooke Szucs, current UQ student
• Rachel Treadwell, current UQ student
• Peta Winters-Chang, School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work
• Dr Charlotte Young, Institute for Teaching and Learning Innovation

Who should attend?

• Academic and professional staff
• Students

Benefits of attending 

• Gain insights from student and staff partners about how to develop and frame a partnership engagement.
• Appreciate the time it takes to engage in the process of partnership.
• Understand the common challenges faced in partnership and how to address these challenges.