Chrysalis

Chrysalis is delighted to announce that Sonja Carmichael will be joining us at Conference this year.

Sonja Carmichael is a Quandamooka woman and has come from a long line of traditional women, descendant of the Ngugi people, one of three clans who are the traditional custodians of Quandamooka, also known as Yoolooburrabee – people of the sand and sea.

As part of the conference Sonja will host and lead the Indigenous Art Workshop of the Chrysalis program. We are excited to welcome her to the Conference this year!

Chrysalis Young Leaders develop valuable leadership skills useful for school, university and in realising future goals and opportunities.

The Chrysalis experience offers you the platform to develop into a globally minded citizen by placing a strong emphasis on engagement with world-class academics, business leaders, alumni and current students. You will also be provided with several opportunities to interact with and learn from IES and UQ students, including participation in classroom observations to gain insight about teaching and learning in Australia.

Application deadline Friday 27 April

The Chrysalis experience offers you the platform to develop into a globally minded citizen by placing a strong emphasis on engagement with world-class academics, business leaders, alumni and current students. You will also be provided with several opportunities to interact with and learn from IES and UQ students, including participation in classroom observations to gain insight about teaching and learning in Australia.

http://chrysalisyoungleaders.org/programs.html