Seeking young people for our advisory council Sci Curious (deadline passed)
Are you a 15 to 25 year old who is passionate about art, science, design, technology, innovation or anything in between? Are you keen to meet other like-minded, self-confessed (and proud) nerds?!
We are now recruiting young, curious people to join the ranks of Sci Curious – our advisory group that help inform exhibitions, events, programs and contribute to all aspects of Science Gallery Melbourne.
We welcome all young people, and strongly encourage applications from First Peoples, people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, and people with disabilities.
What does Sci Curious involve?
Being part of Sci Curious will mean you:
sign up for a two-year period
attend up to five meetings per year
be our cheer squad and advocate for Science Gallery Melbourne within your school, university, workplace and social communities
be an active part of conversations on big ideas, artworks, events, exhibition ideas and more
engage on social media about Science Gallery Melbourne events and exhibitions that you attend, and contribute to our blog.
Why be part of Sci Curious?
Sci Curious members will have opportunities to:
gain access and professional experience with the Science Gallery Melbourne team and the Leonardos – our expert advisory group full of artists, scientists, and everyone in between
meet like-minded people
contribute to the shaping of Science Gallery Melbourne programs and voice
be a representative of your community
attend our exhibition openings and the other events we run throughout the year
find out what we are up to before we tell anyone else!
How do Sci curious members describe Sci Curious in one word?
Illuminating, trans-disciplinary, hybrid, unified, diverse, collaborative, out-of-the-box, quirky, engaging, creative, innovative, transcendent, friendly.
If these words speak to you, apply to be part of Sci Curious!
Applications due 5PM Friday 25 September 2020
If you have any questions regarding the role, please email claire.farrugia@unimelb.edu.au
Check out what Sci Curious have been up to..
