ACICIS Consortium Director

• Jul 2018 - Present

ACICIS Secretariat Manager

• Jan 2014 - Jul 2018

Provision of managerial and administrative support to the operations of the ACICIS consortium. I manage a small team of Secretariat Officers, overseeing the the marketing and promotion of ACICIS’ in-country programs, student recruitment, liaison with consortium member university personnel, and general management of the Secretariat’s day-to-day operations. I also provide significant managerial support to the ACICIS Consortium Director and National Reference Group.The Australian Consortium for ‘In-Country’ Indonesian Studies (ACICIS) is a non-profit, international educational consortium established in 1994 to develop and coordinate high-quality study programs at Indonesian partner universities for (primarily) Australian students. The consortium is coordinated by a Secretariat hosted by The University of Western Australia and governed by a National Reference Group consisting of senior Indonesian Studies academics representing all Australian states. The main objective of the ACICIS Secretariat is to oversee and administer the operation of ACICIS’ in-country study programs in Indonesia and to provide a central point of contact for ACICIS' member universities.

ACICIS Secretariat Officer

• Mar 2012 - Dec 2013

Research Officer, School of Social Sciences and Humanities

• Jun 2010 - Mar 2012

Responsible for providing research and administrative support to Professor David Hill AM, then Chair of Southeast Asian Studies at Murdoch University. Professor Hill had recently been granted a National Teaching Fellowship by the Australian Teaching and Learning Council and had been given the task of developing a national strategy for the re-invigoration of Indonesian studies in Australian universities. Responsible for providing research and administrative support to Professor David Hill AM, then Chair of Southeast Asian Studies at Murdoch University. Professor Hill had recently been granted a National Teaching Fellowship by the Australian Teaching and Learning Council and had been given the task of developing a national strategy for the re-invigoration of Indonesian studies in Australian universities.

Conciliation Officer, Consumer Protection

• Mar 2010 - Jun 2010

• Provision of consumer advice over the telephone and face-to-face to the general public; and • Facilitation of dispute resolution between tenants, landlords, consumers and traders. • Provision of consumer advice over the telephone and face-to-face to the general public; and • Facilitation of dispute resolution between tenants, landlords, consumers and traders.

Local Support Coordinator

• Oct 2009 - Dec 2009

Project Officer, School of Social and Cultural Studies

• Apr 2009 - Dec 2009

• Developing and implementing strategies for the promotion and marketing of The University of Western Australia's Indonesian program; • Consulting with relevant internal and external stakeholders interested in promotion of Indonesian language education in Western Australia; and • Collating data pertaining to the number of enrolments in Indonesian at secondary and tertiary levels in Western Australia. • Developing and implementing strategies for the promotion and marketing of The University of Western Australia's Indonesian program; • Consulting with relevant internal and external stakeholders interested in promotion of Indonesian language education in Western Australia; and • Collating data pertaining to the number of enrolments in Indonesian at secondary and tertiary levels in Western Australia.

Translator and Project Officer

• Apr 2002 - Jun 2003

• Translation of research papers, reports and office correspondence; • Database management of project-specific translation terms; • Provision of translation and administrative support at project seminars and workshops; • Preparation of fortnightly expenditure reports for submission to the project’s funding agency, USAID; and • General office management within the organisation’s Jakarta office. • Translation of research papers, reports and office correspondence; • Database management of project-specific translation terms; • Provision of translation and administrative support at project seminars and workshops; • Preparation of fortnightly expenditure reports for submission to the project’s funding agency, USAID; and • General office management within the organisation’s Jakarta office.