Peer Mentoring Groups

Peer mentoring groups are facilitated small groups that utilise mentoring techniques with each other.

This page provides information about:

SUN have established peer mentoring groups for women staff within the SUN network to provide support for professional development. These groups are supportive forums, lead by a Group Coordinator, where female staff with similar interests, in similar roles or at similar developmental stages can:

  • discuss work issues with peers;
  • participate in professional development activities as a group;
  • develop strong links with colleagues across disciplines, faculties and work areas;
  • test new ideas with other women in similar roles;
  • find out what's happening in other areas of the University;
  • seek support for career objectives.

Four peer mentoring groups have been established. SUN members are welcome to join one of the groups if there is a topic that interests you.

To join a group, please contact the group coordinator for details of their next meeting.

 Peer Mentoring Group

 Contact details

Strategic Alliances Group
Topics addressed:

- information sharing on how to form strategic alliances

- examples of communication best practice

- staff issues, teams and managerial issues

- crash through the silo information barriers

- what works? tools and systems for change and communication

- local knowledge and how to do promotions, marketing, websites, facilitation - who, how, what works well.

 

Coordinator: 
 
Phone:  

Email: 

Research Group
Topics addressed:

All things research-related:

- grants

- publishing

- research teams

- academic and general staff research roles.

 

Coordinator: Denise Wenderoth
(Office of University Relations)
Phone: 02 9036 5488 
or 0434 077 039 
Email: 

 

2008 Meeting Program

 

Click here to view presentation on Public attitudes to Science.

Click here to view presentation by Nick Jaffer.

 

Parents Support Group
Topics addressed:

- parental leave

- child care

- negotiating flexible working conditions

- supportive networking with other parents of young children at the University.

 

Coordinator: The Childcare Information Officer (Student Services)
Phone: 02 9351 7055
Email: 



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