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Vice Chancellor’s close for Defence Science Students’ conference

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Defence Science Student Conference 2018

1-2 February Adelaide

Wednesday 31 January

Time Activity Speaker

PM Interstate students arrive and are transported to

Mawson Lakes Hotel & Quest Mawson Lakes

Thursday 1 February

0700 DST team arrive to set up

Group 1 & 2 name place holders to be put on front row

seating to ensure they are up front and can easily access

stage for presentations

0900 Arrival and Registration

During Registration DST team to pull aside members of

Groups 1 & 2 to explain their seating arrangements

DST/ UNI SA

0930 Conference Welcome

MC to run through proceedings and housekeeping items

including seating arrangements

MC

0935 CDS Address

MC to invite Alex Zelinsky for an official welcome

address

Dr Alex Zelinsky

0955 Student Presentations – Group 1 MC


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MC will introduce group, intro video to run while first

speakers come to lectern

MC to call each student to lectern. Once they have

finished their presentation student to take seat to the

side for Q&A

JOAD

1. Callum Jones (JOAD SVP) 2. Peter Argent (JOAD IEP) 3. Jacob Rowland (JOAD IEP) 4. Chelsea Kramer (JOAD SVP) 5. Xuan Le (JOAD SVP) 6. Keeley Hoek (JOAD SVP) 7. Katie Mortimer-Murphy (JOAD CADET)

1025 Q&A time - Group 1

MC to thank students for their presentations. MC will

open up the floor to questions

At the end of Q&A time the MC will ask the audience to

take a vote on who was the best presenter

To be done on a voting sheet on each students seat

MC to facilitate

1045 First session concludes, MC to advise morning tea will

be served and to ask members of Group 2 to come to

the front before heading out to morning tea for a quick

briefing of their presentations

1050 MORNING TEA


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During morning tea DST team to reset name place

holders on front row of auditorium for Group 2

1105 DST team to start rounding up students to head back

into auditorium

1110 MC introduces Group 2

Intro video to run while first speakers come to lectern



side for Q&A

Student Presentations – Group 2

WCSD & SES

1. Gloria Chan (WCSD GIP) 2. Thomas Dalby (WCSD IEP) 3. Dane Plummer (WCSD IEP) 4. Rudraksh Goel (WCSD SVP) 5. Kelvin De-Mamiel (WCSD SVP) 6. Sam Dowling (WCSD CADET) 7. Daniel Lazzaro (SES SVP) 8. Mitchell Geci (SES SVP)

MC





take a vote on who was the best presenter.

MC to facilitate

1205 Student Presentations – Group 3 MC


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MC to introduce group and Intro video to run while first




side for Q&A

MD

1. Maxwell Standen (MD SVP) 2. Thomas Fallon (MD IEP) 3. Taili Beausang (MD SVP) 4. Dominic Dall'Osto (MD SVP) 5. James Knowles (MD SVP) 6. Jason Biviano (MD IEP)






MC to facilitate

1250 Group 3 concludes

Break for Group Photo

MC to direct students to photo area

After photo, MC to ask students from Group 4 to meet

for briefing on presentations

MC

1305 LUNCH


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During lunch DST team to reset name place holders on

front two rows of auditorium for Group 4

1420 DST Team to start rounding up students to head back

into auditorium

1430 Student Presentations – Group 4





side for Q&A

AD

1. Madeleine Cochrane (AD IEP) 2. Tanan Hawkins (AD IEP) 3. James Moran (AD IEP) 4. Peter Ziros (AD IEP) 5. Tim Doughney (AD IEP) 6. Zoe Van Gulick (AD IEP) 7. Nilkumar Shah (AD IEP) 8. Mr Alexander AH Hayes (AD IEP) 9. Oliver Wykes (AD SVP) 10. Andre Bauer (AD SVP) 11. Haimin Huang (AD CADET)

MC






MC to facilitate

1535 Conference presentations conclude for the day


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MC to invite everyone out for afternoon tea

1540 - 1615 AFTERNOON TEA

1630 Students depart to get ready for dinner

1730 Interstate students to meet in foyer of Mawson Lakes

Hotel ready for the bus

1745 Bus to pick up interstate students from Mawson Lakes

Hotel and transport to The Watershed 665 Salisbury

Hwy Mawson Lakes

DINNER

The Watershed

1800 Students arrive at venue

Canapes served

1830 MC welcomes everyone and sets agenda for the

evening, Introduces Alex to address group

MC

1835 CDS Address

Dr Alex Zelinsky

1850 MC thanks Alex and invites guests to enjoy dinner

MC

1855 Mains Served

1925 MC to introduce Keynote Speaker – Marita Cheng MC

1927 Keynote address and Q&A TBC

1950 MC to thank keynote speaker

MC invites guests to enjoy dessert

MC

1950 Dessert Served


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2010 Grad Presentation Ceremony

MC to invite Dr Laura-Anne Bull University, Pro Vice

Chancellor Student Engagement and Equity to speak

about how the program is beneficial for students and

the University

MC

Dr Laura-Anne Bull

2015 MC to introduce Ian Dagley to lead the grad ceremony

Ian to briefly talk about the grad program

MC

Ian Dagley

2018 Ian to invite Alex to stage to present certificates Ian Dagley

Dr Alex Zelinsky

2020 Ian to call each transitioning student to stage and CDS to

present transitioning students with certificates

Photo to be taken of each student receiving their

certificate. Nine in total:

1. Haimin Huang 2. Terence Wong 3. Daniel De Oliverira Damas 4. David Hubzenko 5. Danielle Heinrich

Ian Dagley

Dr Alex Zelinsky

2035 At the end of the presentations MC to thank everyone

and ask that the students who received a certificate to

come together for a group photo

MC to conclude official part of the evening and invite

everyone to mingle

MC

2130 Dinner concludes, MC to directs interstate students to

carpark to board bus back to hotel

MC

2145 Bus departs venue for interstate students

2150 Students arrive back at hotel


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Friday 2 February

0730 DST staff to arrive for set up

0830 Students and guest arrival

0900 MC to run through proceedings and Housekeeping items MC






side for Q&A

LD

1. Daniel De Oliverira Damas (LD CADET) 2. Fiona Halar (LD, SVP) 3. Samuel Eadie (LD, SVP) 4. Samuel Teague (LD, SVP) 5. Sarah McInnes (LD, SVP) 6. Melissa Juergens (LD, SVP) 7. Jason Brown (LD, SVP) 8. Meagan Salvador (LD, SVP) 9. Ellen Morwitch (LD, SVP)

MC






MC to facilitate

1000 Group 5 concludes and MC introduces Group 6 MC


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side for Q&A

Student Presentations – Group 6

LD

1. Jacqueline Orme (LD, SVP) 2. Bradley Goff (LD, SVP) 3. Tyler Bikaun (LD, SVP) 4. Nicholas Rumsey-Hill (LD, SVP) 5. Sam Thornton (LD, SVP) 6. Alexandra Schutz (LD, SVP) 7. Joshua Loh (LD, SVP) 8. Mitchell Mickan (LD, SVP)






MC to facilitate

1050 Morning session concludes, MC to advise Morning tea

will be served and to ask members of Group 7 to come

to the front before heading out to morning tea for a

quick briefing of their presentations

1055 MORNING TEA


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During morning tea DST team to reset name place

holders on front two rows of auditorium for Group 7

1110 DST team to start rounding up students to head back

into auditorium






side for Q&A

CEWD

1. Michael Vincent (CEWD SVP) 2. Danielle Gilmartin (CEWD SVP) 3. Lauren Thomas (CEWD SVP) 4. Sachini Kadaoluwa (CEWD SVP) 5. Marcus Goffage (CEWD SVP) 6. Marcus Andreucci (CEWD SVP) 7. Vaibhav Sekhar (CEWD SVP) 8. Liam Hayes (CEWD CADET) 9. Tharidu Maliduwa Arachchige (CEWD SVP) 10. David Hubzenko (CEWD CADET) 11. Amy Stringfellow (CEWD CADET)

MC






MC to facilitate


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1220 MC to invite people to join lunch and ask that members

from Group 8 meet up front quickly to run through their

presentations

1225 LUNCH

During lunch DST team to set up Group 9 Presentations

1305 DST team to start rounding up people to move back into

auditorium






side for Q&A

NSID

1. Meredith Lillie (NSID GIP) 2. Milijan Kilibarda (NSID SVP) 3. Danielle Heinrich (NSID CADET) & Terence Wong

(NSID CADET) (5 mins) 4. Archana Vadakattu (NSID CADET)

MC






1400 MC to conclude student presentations and invite

students to now cast their vote for the overall best

presenter.


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8 boxes will be located outside the auditorium and

everyone is to cast their vote.

Everyone to take a short 10 minute break while the

People’s Choice Award is finalised

1415 Everyone to be back in their seats

MC to call up Professor David Lloyd to the front to help

present the awards

MC to call the eight finalists to the front.

Professor Lloyd will hand each of the finalists a

certificate

MC to then announce the overall conference winner

Winner to come forward and receive certificate and

prize.

Photograph to be taken of winner

Professor Lloyd to them make closing remarks

MC

Professor David

Lloyd

1430 MC to officially close conference and direct interstate

students to head to the bus

1445 Bus arrives to take interstate students to airport for

flights home


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• Ngangkirna, Miyurna! Naa marni Ngai nari David

• Ngai yarta-nungku yaku, ngai kunturrkinthi taakanthi

ngaityu wardli

• Ngai pudlunthi naa-itya, ngai wangkanthi warra Kaurna

meyurna, miipudlunthi ngaityu kuinyuntapinthi.

• What I just said, for those of you who lack the Kaurna

language, is that my name is David and while I am not

originally from this country, I am proud to call it my

home and I do so in the language of the Kaurna people as

a mark of my respect.

• Good afternoon.

• It is exciting for me to be surrounded by young engineers

and scientists operating at the peak of their new

knowledge,


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• people who have made such a great impression upon our

Defence Science and Technology partner that you were

invited to join this Conference.

• I am especially happy that so many of you are UniSA

students because it is this kind of exposure, along with

the industry practice that you are currently getting, that

prepares you for successful careers.

• It’s what we do as Australia’s University of Enterprise.

• We make a very big deal of the partnerships we form

with industry and the professions

• and all of our programs are informed by them –

• from co-developed programs to inviting industry experts

onto our campuses as Industry Professors.

• Those links also make placements and internships for

students possible.


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• We do this to keep our programs relevant and give our

students the working knowledge of their future careers so

that when they graduate, they can hit the ground running.

• The opportunities that industry placements and

conferences such as these offer are a major way to

influence your future career choices.

• And, in this industry, our partner of choice is the Defence

Science and Technology Group with whom we have had

a long history of working closely.

• It started as a contract Research and Development

relationship,

• and now we have a strategic partnership which

encompasses all aspects of a globally competitive

innovation system which is vital to the development of

the South Australian and national economies.

• We currently have about 40 active projects which focus

on human/machine interaction, data analytics and the

space industry,


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• so if any of you are thinking of postgraduate work in

engineering, science and computing, particularly focused

on the defence industry,

• this is the place to study.

• Come join us here at UniSA.

• We’re working on innovative new defence-related

projects which include:

o passive submarine tracking systems,

o anthropometric modelling for naval garments and

equipment,

o behaviour modelling systems for testing combat

strategies, and

o nano-engineered colour-changing camouflage

coatings that can be applied to vehicles.

• UniSA is one of seven Australian universities to partner

with DST-G and the Australian Army in the Human

Performance Research Network.


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• The HPRnet (HIP ER NET) investigates enhancing

human performance in complex environments through

the integration of virtual reality, wearable computing,

cognitive neuroscience and mental training.

• There’s a lot of fascinating work being done at UniSA

for the defence industry and we’d welcome your skills

here.

• Or, if you’re looking to walk straight into a career, take

your bright ideas to work for DST-G.

• I know Dr Alex Zelinksy has taken careful note of who

the best and the brightest are.

• For now, let me congratulate all of the winners of the

various presentations of the last two days.

• We have seen some wonderful examples of the work of

bright engineers, scientists and computer experts who

will go onto make an impact in the careers they’ve

chosen.


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• Of all the great work that’s been shared at this

Conference, I want to make a particular mention of the

eight finalists in the People’s Choice Award.

• You not only have great ideas of interest to your future

employers, you have also sparked the imagination of

your peers - enough for them to vote for you.

• Since that’s an even tougher audience, it’s a great

achievement.

• I wish you all the best of luck in your future and no

doubt we’ll be hearing more of you as you advance your

careers in this vital industry sector.

• Thank you.

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