Committees, Networks and Groups
Listed below are committees, groups, tools and networks that you may find of interest.
Onemda Sub-Committees
- Research and Grants - contact Dr Kristen Smith
- Teaching and Learning - contact Ms Andrea Clarke
- Community Engagement and Knowledge Exchange - contact Ms Kerrie Armstrong
Please keep a look out for Schemes that will come out quarterly:
- Onemda Funding Announcement 2023 Guidelines - here - closed
- 2023 Research Funding Application form - here - closed
SPGH Committees
- Marketing, Advancement & Knowledge Exchange (MAKE) Committee - contact Mr Russell Smith
- Research Committee - contact Prof Matt Spittal/Prof Jane Hocking
- Teaching and Learning Committee - contact A/Prof Rosemary McKenzie
- Policy and Strategy
- MPH Working Group - contact Dr Melissa Russell
- A working group for Teaching and Learning
- Graduate Research Training Committee - contact Prof Bec Bentley
- Health and Safety Committee - contact Nicole Leach
- Early Career Member - Dr Yamna Taouk and Jemimah Ride
- MISCH Hub - contract Prof Julie Simpson
MDHS Networks and Committees
The Diversity and Inclusion site has information on programs, strategies and plans and also has information on the following:
- LGBTI + Networks
- Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Committee
There are a numbers of MDHS Committees, Forums and Networks including:
- Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Committee
- Gender Equity on MDHS Committees Policy
- International Committee
- OHSE Committee
- Reconciliation Action Plan Committee
- Staff Mentoring Committee
- Faculty Administrators Network (FAN) Professional Staff
MDHS Early Career Researcher (ECR) Network is a not-for-profit, ECR-run group supporting early to mid-career researchers in MDHS
MDHS Support and Development Hub is a one stop shop to connect you with the broad range of learning and development initiatives available across the Faculty and University, designed to support your career development - includes:
- Mentoring
- Training and Development Offerings
- Health and Wellbeing
- Support for New Starters
University networks etc
Graduate research
Graduate research contacts, candidature management process guides, resources for supervisors, examination information, committees and groups, policy.
- Higher Degree Research Committee (HDRC)
- Committee of Graduate Research Associate Deans (CGRAD)
- Graduate Research Managers Advisory Group (GRMAG)
- Graduate Research Administrators Network (GRAN)
Professional networks
The University houses a number of professional networks, including:
- Association of Women on Campus at the University of Melbourne
- Web Forum
- Web Accessibility Network for Australian Universities
- Records Management Network
- Publication Coordinators Network
- Grants and Research Development Network
- Graduate Research Administrator Network
Professional Associations
- Australian Health Economics Society (AHES) promote the study, practice and development of the field of health economics
- Health Services Research Australia and New Zealand (HSRAANZ)- facilitates communication across researchers, and between researchers and policymakers, to promote education and training in health services research
- The Professional Society for Health Economics and Outcomes Research ( ISPOR) professional organisation health economics and outcomes research.
- Health Technology Assessment international (HTAi) scientific and professional society for all those who produce, use or encounter health technology assessment
- iHTA - details to be Confirmed
- Public Health Association of Australia is Australia's peak body for public health.
- Alliance Hive - an online networking platform for partners and collaborators in the health policy and systems research (HPSR)
- Australian Global Health Alliance - drives change through specialist advice and expertise; influence and advocacy; connections and networking; and, collaboration and investment
Other sites:
https://staff.unimelb.edu.au/students-teaching/graduate-research/committees-groups-networks
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Marketing-Communications
Another useful tool for new staff, who are learning about the University’s audiences and channels: https://staff.unimelb.edu.au/marketing-communications/popular-resources/key-channels-list-feb19.pdf