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The NSW SECG Get Connected event includes a talk from Dr Jessamine Chen sharing her experiences and tips for networking with peers and organisations, followed by a Q&A session. Then attendees have the opportunity to apply networking skills with each other in an online networking event to get connected.
What you will gain from the session:
- Learn how to network effectively with both peers and organisations
- Clarify concepts in the Q&A session
- Develop your networking skills in an online networking event following the talk.
Please note: This event is now open to all
AAG SECG members having previously been
available to NSW SECG only
Please also note that this event has been designed for
live participants only and will be in the Zoom meeting
format with all attendees being able to open mic and camera
so that they can participate in the Q&A discussion at the
conclusion of the presentation.
The session will not be recorded
Numbers are limited to 30 persons for this
event so register early to avoid disappointment
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Dr Jessamine Chen is an early career researcher and senior clinical psychologist at the Macquarie University Lifespan Health and Wellbeing Research Centre. She has 16 years of clinical experience in public and private health settings, with specific expertise in clinical assessment and treatment of anxiety and related disorders across the lifespan. Her research interests include psychological treatment of late-life anxiety and depression, methods of delivering mental health services for older adults, improving social connectedness in later life, and reducing loneliness.
Facilitated by:
Dr Diana Matovic
Postdoctoral Fellow
Macquarie University Lifespan Health and Wellbeing Research Centre