Unquestionably, this is a complex, volatile, uncertain and chaotic time. The COVID-19 pandemic is leading to unprecedented levels of job uncertainty, anxiety and depression.
While facing these challenges, the research workforce has also been called to contribute to the pandemic response. These competing trials can paint a bleak picture for early- and mid-career researchers, making them feel they are at the mercy of these unprecedented changes and insurmountable obstacles.
The Early- and Mid-Career Researcher (EMCR) Forum is working to support the EMCR community and keep researchers connected throughout COVID-19. The EMCR Forum is hosting online opportunities designed to address the needs of EMCRs in Australia and support their careers during this crucial time.
The stories we tell ourselves as STEMM leaders webinar is an opportunity for EMCRs to analyse their current situation, think about what is within their control and search for the tools to control the narrative of their story.
Join our facilitator, Fabian Dattner to discuss key questions that can help your journey to recovery:
Fabian Dattner is the founder and CEO of Dattner Group, a leadership consultancy that specialises in cultural transformation, executive development, senior leadership development and working with women. Fabian is well known to many Australians as an ethics commentator, leadership expert, advocate and activist for women in leadership. She has a lifetime interest in education and the importance of listening carefully to what people want from leaders and what they are willing to contribute within an engaged culture. Fabian is not afraid to challenge the existing paradigm of leadership.
Fabian brings a great deal of personal experience in crisis management and inspiring people to think differently about the part they have to play.
This event has been made possible with the support of UniBank. UniBank are an official supporter of the Australian Academy of Science. When COVID-19 began, they recognised the need for human connection and learning to continue for EMCRs. They approached the Academy with an offer to assist with the creation of an online event to benefit the EMCRs. UniBank is committed to the ongoing partnership of the Academy, EMCRs and the STEM sector through and beyond COVID-19. Understand how UniBank can help you with your financial needs.
Unquestionably, this is a complex, volatile, uncertain and chaotic time. The COVID-19 pandemic is leading to unprecedented levels of job uncertainty, anxiety and depression.
While facing these challenges, the research workforce has also been called to contribute to the pandemic response. These competing trials can paint a bleak picture for early- and mid-career researchers, making them feel they are at the mercy of these unprecedented changes and insurmountable obstacles.
The Early- and Mid-Career Researcher (EMCR) Forum is working to support the EMCR community and keep researchers connected throughout COVID-19. The EMCR Forum is hosting designed to address the needs of EMCRs in Australia and support their careers during this crucial time.
The is an opportunity for EMCRs to analyse their current situation, think about what is within their control and search for the tools to control the narrative of their story.
Join our facilitator, Fabian Dattner to discuss key questions that can help your journey to recovery:
Fabian Dattner is the founder and CEO of Dattner Group, a leadership consultancy that specialises in cultural transformation, executive development, senior leadership development and working with women. Fabian is well known to many Australians as an ethics commentator, leadership expert, advocate and activist for women in leadership. She has a lifetime interest in education and the importance of listening carefully to what people want from leaders and what they are willing to contribute within an engaged culture. Fabian is not afraid to challenge the existing paradigm of leadership.
Fabian brings a great deal of personal experience in crisis management and inspiring people to think differently about the part they have to play.
This event has been made possible with the support of UniBank. UniBank are an official supporter of the Australian Academy of Science. When COVID-19 began, they recognised the need for human connection and learning to continue for EMCRs. They approached the Academy with an offer to assist with the creation of an online event to benefit the EMCRs. UniBank is committed to the ongoing partnership of the Academy, EMCRs and the STEM sector through and beyond COVID-19. .
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