Simone Marangon Email & Phone Number

Keswick, SA, AU

Teaching and student support for undergraduate Psychology programs in UniSA Justice and Society

• Planning and developing a research project proposal for approval of senior academic and research staff members at the university.
• Independently managing a research project and consulting with a senior supervisory team as required.
• Engaging in ongoing co-ordination and evaluation of research activities informed by literature searches and reviews of relevant inter-disciplinary research.
• Developing questionnaires and conducting interviews with research participants.
• Ensuring research participants and their personal information are treated with respect, empathy, and confidentiality.
• Developing an exemplary ethics application in line with the standards of the National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research.

Greater Adelaide Area

• As a tutor for the ‘Ideas, Innovation, and Communication’ and 'Everyday Cultures: Now and Then" courses my key tasks included:
  
  
• Leading and facilitating small classes (usually up to 25 students) in discussing key topics, concepts and ideas, including material presented in lectures and additional support materials.
  
• Developing students’ analytical and critical thinking skills by demonstrating these skills and providing students with appropriate tasks.
  
• Providing advice as required to answer individual and group student queries and provide advice concerning course content.
  
• Assessing student work in a fair, consistent and constructive manner, and provide constructive feedback and grading.
  

Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

• University of South Australia, School of Engineering (now integrated into the academic unit of UniSA STEM) and the Master of Business Administration program in UniSA Business.As an Academic Services Officer my.
• Ensuring that information in relevant databases are maintained and updated as required, as well as general administrative duties including document preparation and filing.
• Assisting students with non-standard or ad-hoc study plans (in consultation with academic staff) when required.
• Working with a variety of stakeholders including professional and academic staff, as well as potential and current university students.
• Assisting in the development and documentation of guidelines, protocols, standards, processes, and procedures.
• Providing effective and timely advice and correspondence with students and staff via phone and email.

• 2018-2019 Australian Research Council Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities (LIEF) ProjectThe ARC LIEF Project ‘Linked Semantic Platforms for Policy and Practice’ aims to reform the way researchers can.
• Researching and identifying high quality policy-relevant digital resources for the curated Digital Health Systems collection.
• Accurately documenting and cataloguing these resources in the collection with a high level of attention to detail.
• Advising and collaborating with collection editors to ensure system processes are up to date and efficient.

Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

• The Improvement Foundation is a national non-government organisation implementing quality improvement and reporting programs within Primary Health Care. In this role, my key tasks included:
• Assisting clients via phone, email, and written correspondence, including providing information, forwarding calls, and taking messages.
• Updating and maintaining records and key documentation for Federal Department of Health national reporting program; this includes records management in the Improvement Foundation’s Customer Relationship Management.
• Scheduling appointments for Program Managers, Program team members, and external stakeholders, using Microsoft Outlook.
• Undertaking secretariat support for Program meetings such as agenda distribution, minute taking and video/web conference support.
• Reviewing and formatting of program documents in Microsoft Word and Excel for internal and external distribution.

Adelaide, Australia

• University of South AustraliaIn my role as a research assistant to a senior lecturer at the University of South Australia I was responsible for the following tasks:
• General administrative support tasks including filing and formatting documents.
• Collecting and collating existing academic research, and developing literature reviews identifying key themes, concepts, and theories as required.
• Data entry of academic references into research papers and a book publication both manually, and via use of academic referencing program, Endnote.
• Proofreading research papers for academic publication submission.

Bachelor Of Arts (Honours), Cultural Studies/Critical Theory And Analysis

First Class (1A) overall result for coursework and thesis

Bachelor Of Communications (Media And Culture), Communication And Media Studies, Distinction Average

January 2012 - Awarded a Summer Research scholarship through the Division of Education, Arts, and Social Sciences (EASS), to undertake a.