Golden Key Swinburne

Pauline Csuba- Golden Key Intellectual Engagement Officer-Swinburne Chapter Aug 2016 - current Pauline Csuba – Intellectual Engagement Officer What did you study at Swinburne?  Bachelor of Arts Professional Writing and Editing (Major) Journalism (Minor). During my studies I completed the Swinburne Emerging Leader Program in campus participation, career development, community engagement, global citizenship and industry experience. Volunteered as a Swin-Mentor, O-Host and was involved in the Student Advancement Accelerate Program where I completed a semester in the Swinburne Centre for Career Development. I enjoyed a study tour to China as part of my degree and after receiving an invitation to join Golden Key I applied for and received a travel scholarship from Golden Key to attend the conference in Tucson Arizona. What motivates you when you study? Self-talk: reminding myself that I am capable of achieving and succeeding. I use my diary daily and write in all my

Written by Kevin Tuyau (Swinburne Chapter Vice President 2017) The Swinburne chapter hosted June's Golden Key Monthly Chocolate Networking Event. As always, the event was held at San Churro in the QV. Justine (Chapter President) and I (Chapter Vice President) were there to greet guests as they arrived. The event had a good turnout with Golden Key members from both the Swinburne chapter and Deakin chapter in attendance. Regular attendees, and those who had not been seen in a while, got the opportunity to catch up. As always, attendees to the event got their free hot chocolate. There were a variety to choose from. I had a white hot chocolate with cookie crumbs on top. We also enjoyed churros with chocolate dipping sauce along with a mixture of banana and strawberry, which was a pleasant surprise. Golden Key has a table reserved in the same corner of San Churro QV on the last Thursday of every month. I highly encourage you to come and get your free hot chocolate. The

Written by Kevin Tuyau (Swinburne Chapter Vice President 2017) In June I attended Golden Key Swinburne's annual Academic Breakfast at Café Blac. At this invitation only event the new committee, that was elected in May, got the opportunity to meet various key staff of Swinburne and the honorary Golden Key members inducted in the past. The most prominent of the guests being Swinburne Vice Chancellor Linda Kristjanson and Ernst & Young Partner Terence Jeyaretnam. For many on the committee, the breakfast is the first Golden Key event they attend and is a great opportunity to network. Guests are allocated seating specifically so Golden Key members are sitting next to a staff member or honorary member. The breakfast is also a great opportunity for Swinburne staff and honorary members to know more about Golden Key and the great work we do for the community and university. Golden Key University Relations Officer Sunnefa, our representative from the Sydney Headqua

Justine Hall – President What did you study at Swinburne?  Master of Commerce (Marketing). During my studies I completed ‘leading teams’ elective, part of the Master of Science in Leadership Program (GLP - Global Leadership Program), delivered jointly by Swinburne University and Northeastern University, Boston, USA.             I also completed   the   ‘ My Mentor Program - Challenging Women to Make It Happen!’ . My Mentor is a leadership and career mentoring program aimed for women to develop managerial skills and lead a team. Australian leading organisations have participated in the program including Telstra, PWC, ANZ and the Commonwealth Bank. What motivates you when you study? Writing my goals down and pinning them on my notice board in my room. Listening to music, my favourite is Emperor of the Sun - Walking on a Dream. When did you join Golden Key?  2012 What Golden Key positions have you held? President, Swinburne (May 2017 - current) Vice Presi