SA National Science Week Coordinating Committee application

Welcome to the first step in becoming a pivotal part of the SA National Science Week Committee!

Our short survey is designed to get to know you better – your interests, skills, and your vision for bringing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) to life in our community. The survey takes just a few minutes to complete but plays a crucial role in helping us understand how we can support you to get the most out of your time on the Committee, and how you can best contribute to the success of National Science Week. Your responses will guide us in creating a diverse, skilled, and enthusiastic team dedicated to making science accessible and fun for everyone in SA.

For more information on the role of a committee member please read the Position Description. If you have any questions, please email inspiringsa@sa.gov.au

Name
Share your background in STEM, event planning, First Nations science, or community engagement.
Are you interested in an executive role if available?
Secretary, Deputy Chair, or Chair position

Members of the SA NSWk 2026 committee recognise the unique skills, knowledge and experience each member contributes to the design, delivery and evaluation of NSWk and will:

  • attend and actively participate in meetings,
  • participate in at least one subcommittee,
  • vote on decisions relating to NSWk and nominate for roles,
  • take on and complete tasks associated with NSWk delivery by agreed deadline,
  • attend the NSWk Launch Event, or send a delegate to represent their organisation as relevant,
  • in addition to the launch, attend at least two NSWk events funded by the SA NSWk CC or national NSWk grant,
  • where possible, share posts supporting the promotion of NSWk (on work-related social media platforms),
  • identify opportunities to engage with industry, peak bodies, research organisations, community groups etc to encourage participation in and/or sponsorship of NSWk,
  • work in a spirit of collaboration and cooperation through reporting, informing, communicating, and proactively working towards the growth of NSWk,
  • be genuinely committed to progressing the goals of the Inspiring Australia Network and NSWk program and being an advocate for the programs within their networks, and
  • maintain confidentiality to matters relating to finance and grant assessment and management.
Please read the above expectations and responsibilities of Committee members
Name
Share your background in STEM, event planning, First Nations science, or community engagement.
Are you interested in an executive role if available?
Secretary, Deputy Chair, or Chair position

Members of the SA NSWk 2026 committee recognise the unique skills, knowledge and experience each member contributes to the design, delivery and evaluation of NSWk and will:

  • attend and actively participate in meetings,
  • participate in at least one subcommittee,
  • vote on decisions relating to NSWk and nominate for roles,
  • take on and complete tasks associated with NSWk delivery by agreed deadline,
  • attend the NSWk Launch Event, or send a delegate to represent their organisation as relevant,
  • in addition to the launch, attend at least two NSWk events funded by the SA NSWk CC or national NSWk grant,
  • where possible, share posts supporting the promotion of NSWk (on work-related social media platforms),
  • identify opportunities to engage with industry, peak bodies, research organisations, community groups etc to encourage participation in and/or sponsorship of NSWk,
  • work in a spirit of collaboration and cooperation through reporting, informing, communicating, and proactively working towards the growth of NSWk,
  • be genuinely committed to progressing the goals of the Inspiring Australia Network and NSWk program and being an advocate for the programs within their networks, and
  • maintain confidentiality to matters relating to finance and grant assessment and management.
Please read the above expectations and responsibilities of Committee members