Networking opportunities

People and Culture supports a range of networking activities for staff. Networking opportunities at Flinders allow staff to interact and support each other throughout their employment.

Some of the networks available for staff are:

ATEM (SA) - a pre-eminent professional body in Australasia for tertiary education administrators and managers which is supported under the professional staff conference scheme.
TechNet SA - a network for staff of the three South Australian universities working in the practical application of science, engineering, health, and associated technological and support services, providing communication, information exchange and networking events locally.
Pride Network - designed to enhance University culture by creating a more welcoming and inclusive environment for members of the Flinders community who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, questioning/queer, asexual, as well as other expressions of gender, sex, sexuality and identity (LGBTQIA+).
Equal Opportunity contact officers - provide confidential support and information to staff involved in a complaint of discrimination, harassment, sexual harassment or bullying.

Networking FAQs

What is networking?

Networking is a way for groups of staff sharing a common interest or goal to get together and share information, knowledge and services.

Who can set up a network?

Any group of staff who believe they have a shared interest and who have the time to commit to the establishment, maintenance and ongoing activities of the group can set up a network either formally or informally.

How do I set up a network?

The first step is to meet with your peers and establish a steering or reference group which will identify:

Type of network - formal or informal?
Guidelines for participation - what is the common interest of the group and who will be invited to be part of the network?
Networking activities - do you wish to have events, socialising, informal lunchtime get-togethers, knowledge exchange, online communities, etc?

What resources are needed?

The reference group is the driver and owner of the network, and the primary resource needed for members of a reference group is time and energy. It may be appropriate for the reference group to seek funding from the appropriate Portfolio, Division or College to support their events.

Need help?

If you need further assistance, contact Professional Development.

professional.development@flinders.edu.au

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