1. Call for Presenters for
Student Experience Project Showcase
SPEED PRESENTATIONS
Session 7
TEMC 2010
Facilitated by Fran Walder
Senior Manager, Strategy
Academic Registrar’s Division
University of Wollongong

2. TEMC 2010 Student Experience Project Showcase SPEED PRESENTATIONS
The Student Experience Project Innovations Showcase is designed to:
encourage information sharing and collaboration among attendees across institutions by showcasing the diversity of Student Experience projects and activities that are underway in response to changing government agendas and policies.

3. TEMC 2010 Student Experience Project Showcase SPEED PRESENTATIONS
There will be 6x three minute presentations in quick succession
Afterwards, presenters and other project coordinators will be available for further discussion, questions, networking etc

4. TEMC 2010 Student Experience Project Showcase SPEED PRESENTATIONS
Why?
The aim is to present a variety of student experience projects in a limited time period and to facilitate the exchange of ideas and contacts across the sector
Projects will be selected that are innovative and move the sector forward in how it thinks about the student experience

5. TEMC 2010 Student Experience Project Showcase SPEED PRESENTATIONS
The Need for Speed
Succinctness
Efficient facilitation of the exchange of ideas and contacts
Variety of projects
Common interest networking

6. TEMC 2010 Student Experience Project Showcase SPEED PRESENTATIONS
How it works
3 minutes to speak on your topic
No PowerPoint displays
No props
No set up time
Speakers will be timed and alerted at 2 minutes
There will be no breaks between presenters

7. TEMC 2010 Student Experience Project Showcase SPEED PRESENTATIONS
Call for Presenters
Submit a brief summary of your project and how it is improving the student experience –– projects can have an academic or non-academic orientation
Max. 500 word limit
Submit to Fran Walder at E: by Tuesday August
Visit for more information about the successful Student Experience Projects Showcase held in April 2010 at the University of Wollongong
For more information contact Fran Walder on P: or M: