Working with the Support and Inclusion team, this role has a varied portfolio with a focus on student wellness and current ministerial mandates.

As an Authorised Marriage Celebrant, I officiate weddings and civil celebrations. I administrate and sign wedding documents, create and preside over ceremonies.

Supporting GAIN’s Second Global Summit on Food Fortification preparation team in planning and executing the #FutureFortified Summit series of virtual events. In this role I provide communication and logistical support to ensure well organised, strongly attended and outcome oriented monthly #FutureFortified webinars culminating in opportunities for new fortification commitments at the UN Food Systems Summit and the Tokyo Nutrition for Growth Summit.I am also working with the Global Fortification Data Exchange (GFDx) on promoting this valuable work of collating, analysing and presenting global fortification data.

A member of the Chamber Landscapes team, this role involved logistics, administration, correspondence with artists, scheduling travel and ensuring that artists and team were prepared for a rigorous and well-received program.

Focusing on how religious rhetoric shapes Australian political speechmaking, I am investigating the way that persuasive language has shaped religion and culture in theory and practice over history and in modern communications settings today.As part of this, I was a finalist in the University of Adelaide 3 Minute Thesis competition in 2016. My speech can be viewed in the video supplied below.

I assisted Dr Carly Osborn with research and editing in the ARC Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions. Prior to this, I assisted Professor Zuckermann with his research work with the Barngarla Language Reclamation Project. This Project is aiming to revive the language of the Indigenous Barngarla people of the Eyre Peninsula through interaction with a dictionary written in 1844 by Clamor Wilhelm Schürmann, one of the first Lutheran missionaries to South Australia, some audio recordings in 1960s by Dr Luise Hercus and a dedicated team of Barngarla people.

In 2017, I was the Course Coordinator for Language in C21: Cultural Contact and New Words. This role encompassed all elements of running this course: planning, lecturing, assessing and administration. I received outstanding eSelt reports (student response forms).

To develop and execute Ochre Dawn’s marketing plans and strategies with the aim of increasing the company’s brand recognition and sales revenue.

Helping to lead public debate on social policy issues, advocate for change, support the community services and health sectors, and enhance all communication processes: with members, media, politicians and the broader community. Specific project work over the strange and changing times of COVID-19.

Helping to lead public debate on social policy issues, advocate for change, support the community services and health sectors, and enhance all communication processes: with members, media, politicians and the broader community. Managing print and online publications, as well as social media engagement and strategic communications.

Delivering this busy Company’s events and functions is a challenging role requiring a broad skillset. I facilitate Opening Night functions and ticketing, Corporate Functions, Offstage Parties and Season Launches. My day to day job involves high-level administration, negotiation with vendors, staff and broader company members, as well as a tight hold on budgeting.

A key member of the programming team, working directly with Producer, Sophie Wills, particularly in relation to the Lost & Found Orchestra and the Compassion: Chamber Landscapes series, as well as other projects as required. Involved high-level administration, correspondence with artists and agencies, scheduling travel and accommodation as well as artist liaison during the Festival.

General administration and author liaison/driver for Writer’s Week. Duties included making and receiving phone calls, creating day books for Stage Managers and driving teams, creating signs for books sales, welcome/farewell authors at the airport, liaising with hotels and other agencies and more.

General administrative and office duties for a hail dent repair shop (automotive) which was temporarily set up following the Adelaide hail storm in late 2016.

General administration and office duties for a hail dent repair shop (automotive), temporarily set up following the Adelaide hailstorm in late 2016. Duties included making and receiving phone calls, scheduling appointments, first point contact with customers, liaising with insurance agencies and other repair agencies and more.

General floor staff duties for a new Adelaide cafe including customer service, POS, cleaning, food service and preparation, coffee service and making.

Connecting corporations with causes that share similar values and visions is all part of a days work at Artesian Foundation. My particular role focuses on the creative collateral and administrative applications of the experience-based events that we offer.

As an adjunct member of faculty at Flinders University, I teach Biblical Hebrew 1 & 2.

As an educator for lululemon athletica, my role includes supporting instore guests to learn about our clothing’s distinctive forms and functionalities. Included in this is an ability to serve at a cash desk with eftpos facilities, clean and merchandise the store as well as some administrative duties.

Responsible for the management and facilitation of the meta and macro events of the St Peter's Collegians' Association, I direct events in the largest and smallest of details, including on-the-day leadership, administration of registrations, management of Association finances and organisation of promotions.

As the editor of New Times, I am in charge of themonthly newspaper of the Uniting Church in SouthAustralia. This paper has a distribution figure of 11,000,and a readership of 20,000. I am solely responsible forthe theming, style, articles and images. In my first yearas editor, I changed the newspaper from an A3broadsheet to a modern magazine, with greater focus onthe diversity of content and publication of morechallenging material. With these changes, I havebolstered the profile, respect and interest in themagazine. In 2010, New Times won the Gold award forMost Improved Publication in the Australasian ReligiousPress Awards.My further work with the Uniting Church SA has includedliaising with broader media, marketing strategies, sub-brand re-identifications, copywriting and promotionalmaterials.

Being part of this small, hard-working consultancy firmwas a challenging and demanding experience. A primaryclient base of not-for-profits made budget keeping key,efficient project management invaluable andrelationships of utmost importance.My role of implementation and communication has seenthe fulfillment of events, communications strategies andpackages, media launches and campaigns. All of thesefacets engaged a multiplicity of skills.I worked with Wycliffe Australia and Bible SocietyQueensland in this role; Out of the ValleyEVENT; Leading a team of almost 100 volunteers, my role was tomanage this two-day conference in every aspect: projectmanagement, PR, copywriting, art direction, team,delegates, budget, keynote speakers, sponsorships andrunning schedule.

Leading a team of almost 100 volunteers, my role was tomanage this two-day conference in every aspect: projectmanagement, PR, copywriting, art direction, team,delegates, budget, keynote speakers, sponsorships andrunning schedule.