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Annual Report IMAGE: NYSF/SARAH SAMSARA NYSF/SARAH IMAGE Founding Partner 2014–2015 Annual Report www.nysf.edu.au IMAGE: NYSF/SARAH SAMSARA NYSF/SARAH IMAGE: nysf.edu.au /NYSFoz 2014–15 NYSF In 2014–2015 the NYSF 600+ 1200 assessed suitable + to attend applicants the program 60 selection panels across 400 Australia places for students in the January Sessions 21Rotary districts Next Step 135 visits in major January lab visits partner centres and site tours 23 of participants came from 43% remote & regional areas Further information contact: Amanda Caldwell, Manager, Communications and Partnerships, NYSF National Youth Science Forum 38 Science Road Amanda.caldwell@nysf.edu.au www.nysf.edu.au E | The Australian National University Images courtesy National Youth Science Forum or supplied, Canberra ACT 0200 unless otherwise noted © National Youth Science Forum 2015 T 61 2 6125 2777 | E nysf@nysf.edu.au | www.nysf.edu.au 1 www.nysf.edu.au In 2014–2015 the NYSF Contents 2 | From the Chair 3 | From the Director 5 | What is the National Youth Science Forum? 7 | The NYSF Supporting Programs 9 | National Science Summer School Council (NSSSC) 11 | Building a better future in STEM 13 | Our Partners 16 | Financial report 20 | Program Reports 34 | Alumni Testimonials IMAGE: NYSF/SARAH SAMSARA NYSF/SARAH IMAGE: 2014–15 NYSF 2 From the Chair Over the past year we have been reviewing the NYSF’s constitution The National Youth Science Forum to reframe it in a way that supports (NYSF) is without doubt one of the more effective governance and Australia’s most outstanding programs provision of advice to the NYSF. targeted at inspiring our most capable The intent is for this refreshed young people with a passion for constitution to be put in place at science. The NYSF program exposes our upcoming AGM in August. this very lucky group to extraordinary experiences in university science labs I had the opportunity to participate in and in industry not only opening the the NYSF as a 16 year-old back in 1990 participants’ eyes to science beyond when it was called the CRA National the school gates but also creating a Science Summer School. For me it powerful cohort to support students was the first time I got to meet other thinking of embarking on STEM careers. kids like me – who were excited by We are currently poised at a critical science and hungry to get a feel for point in Australia’s evolution — with jobs what it would be like to do science disappearing in manufacturing and the beyond school. The opportunity to rapid rise of Asia it is critical that we become immersed in this wonderful prepare our next generation of young program for two weeks was Australians with the STEM skills they transformational — I came back home need to power our capacity to innovate utterly confirmed in my commitment to secure our economic future. to go on and get a PhD in Physics! It is an honour to serve as the Chair of the NYSF We are currently developing a strategic and give back to this organisation that plan for how the NYSF will be able to does such a fabulous job in supporting meet this mission of inspiring our most and inspiring our next generation of capable young scientific minds into scientists and engineers. the future. A key element of this is how we can remain financially sustainable Finally, I would like to take this and also able to respond to emerging opportunity to thank all the people who opportunities. One critical element contribute time, talent and passion of underpinning our financial security to this wonderful organisation — from that we need to build into the future the NYSF Director, Damien Pearce is industry investment in the NYSF. and the amazing NYSF office staff, We very gratefully acknowledge the the student staffies, the Council and support of our industry partners and Executive committees and of course other sponsors. the fabulously supportive Rotary community who tirelessly give of their time to support the selection and hosting of students. Professor Tanya Monro, FAA, FTSE, FAIP, FOSA, GAICD June 2015 3 www.nysf.edu.au From the Director It is with great pleasure that I present the Director’s Report for 2014–15. This is my second annual report as Director and it is truly a privilege to lead such a dynamic and contemporary organisation. The highlights of the year have included the success of our youth and teacher programs, particularly launching Lockheed Martin Australia as a major sponsor, collaborating with Outward Bound Australia for the delivery of the Student Staff Leadership Program, and continuous improvements leaders for 2014–15, and the Outward Planning for the NYSF programs begins to our organisational governance. Bound Team for its efforts in developing some 18 months prior to the January of In my first report I detailed the this initiative. the year in which it is delivered. Plans for 2016 and 2017 are well in hand and we are restructure of the corporate operations This year we also welcomed Lockheed looking forward to welcoming another of the NYSF that has allowed us Martin Australia as a major sponsor 400 young people to participate in the to consolidate our administration of the NYSF — the first plank in our program in January. We review and revise processes and program management strategy to attract sponsors in the the program each year, to ensure that the models. The subsequent increase in program from across the different participants are learning about the latest efficiencies and improved reporting economic sectors that are powered by science research as well as gaining the has continued with the successful science, technology and engineering. best opportunity to explore their options implementation of an improved financial This investment by Lockheed for future study and career choices. management system. This means that Martin is significant and reflects an we can confirm that we are operating as understanding of the important role I would like to thank Professor Monro economically as possible and making the of outreach and extension programs for her leadership of the NYSF and also greatest use of the resources available. such as the NYSF in encouraging young endorse the vote of thanks that she As the NYSF January sessions are Australians to continue their studies in extended to members of the Council conducted for young people by young the science, technology and engineering and Executive committees, office staff, people, this year we have focused on spheres. We acknowledge Lockheed student staff and Rotary friends. I would improving the process of developing Martin’s vision in joining with us to also like to acknowledge the many our Student Staff Leaders (Staffies). continue our support for young people. individuals, from across our stakeholder groups who give up their time to give For those who may be unaware, Another milestone for the NYSF in lectures, and host lab and industry visits the NYSF Student Staff Leadership 2014–15 was to increase for the first across our suite of programs. program prepares the 42 Staffies for time the numbers of young people who their facilitation and coordination roles could attend the Canberra NYSF January These multiple contributions allow the during the January Sessions. It is very Sessions. As a result of the support NYSF to continue each year, building on pleasing that the NYSF is collaborating from the Australian National University the work done over the past 32 years, with Outward Bound Australia to and Burgmann College we were able to delivering a series of programs that deliver this program. As part of this increase the numbers to 200 for each make a difference to young Australians program, the Staffies completed skill of the sessions, limiting the impact of with a passion for science, and to the sets in training and mentoring and also the reduction in places upon the 2014 wider Australian community. participated in an outdoor orientated completion of our contract to run a third Damien Pearce experiential based learning program. session in Western Australia. Research June 2015 I would like to acknowledge the support and discussions are continuing around of Amy Norman, Steven Falconeri and delivering NYSF January Sessions in Brett Slarks, our senior student staff additional locations in the future. 2014–15 NYSF 4 “This 12-day forum has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life, and I have gained so much more than I could have ever anticipated. I applied to the NYSF with an interest in science, but it was at the NYSF that I discovered my passion for science and I am eager to see where my future will take me. I can’t recommend the NYSF experience enough. Thank you!” Samantha Donaldson, NYSF 2015 5 www.nysf.edu.au What is the The National Youth Science Forum science, technology engineering and (NYSF) is a national not-for-profit mathematics (STEM), to make informed National Youth organisation that offers a suite of decisions about future study and programs, all of which are designed to career options within a collaborative Science Forum? develop and support the engagement professional and social environment of Year 12 students on to prospective with like-minded peers. vocation, study and employment The NYSF enjoys and values high-level opportunities within science, support in the Australian community. engineering and technology. Additionally, the NYSF is supported by The NYSF provides an environment a significant number of sponsors and for community minded, academically partners including Rotary clubs within well-rounded incoming Year 12 Australia — its founding partner. students, who have an interest in Corporate organisations, universities, private and federally funded research and development organisations, and state and territory governments also support the NYSF.
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