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18 January 2021

Nominations open for STA Board General Cluster Representative

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Are you a STEM professional passionate about our sector, and keen to make a difference? Then we need you! Science & Technology Australia is seeking nominations for the STA Board General Cluster Representative position.

To nominate you must be a member of an ordinary member (non-affiliate) in any cluster and a member of or employed by a member in the general science & technology cluster.

We seek outstanding candidates to make an active, thoughtful, skilled and principled contribution to STA, and particularly encourage nominations from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people from culturally diverse backgrounds, LGBTQI individuals and people living with disability.

We also seek nominations from candidates with experience or qualifications in law/governance, financial management, or HR.  Candidates from the historically under-represented States/Territories – especially Tasmania, the Northern Territory and Western Australia – are also encouraged to nominate.

Applications have closed.

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