Accessibility Officer

FOCUS FOR 2024

My focus this year is to:

In collaboration with students, encourage the design of a designated sensory room equipped with appropriate fixtures and fittings dedicated to students with sensory needs.
Raise the accessibility of Curtin Counselling services.
Accessible lockers for everyone!
In collaboration with neurodiverse students, design a training program to inform Curtin’s teaching staff about the multiple learning needs of all students.

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WHAT DOES THIS ROLE DO?

Representing and advocating for students with disabilities in the Guild and to the University.

Attend meetings, including preparing a report for Representation Board each month
Following up on student concerns about accessibility at the University
Staying in contact with AccessAbility Services
Planning events for students who engage with the department
Manage social media pages and groups

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ABOUT FILIZ

Hey everyone, I'm Filiz, a third-year Psychology student and the Guild Accessibility Officer for 2024! In my role this year, I aim to build upon the impactful initiatives of the past Accessibility Officer, Rey, ensuring that Curtin embraces the perspectives of neurodivergent students in all aspects of campus life.

I'm also excited to introduce new concepts, such as the first-ever sensory space at Curtin. When I’m not immersed in campus life, you'll find me expressing myself through art — I love journaling, listening to music, and staying active. Whether you're a new student seeking information or a current one with concerns, feel free to reach out at accessibility@guild.curtin.edu.au.

Your well-being matters, and I'm here to help make your university experience as inclusive and supportive as possible.

PS. Follow the Accessibility Instagram and Facebook page to stay current on upcoming events and connect with our fantastic community.

Sending positive vibes your way,
Filiz

ACESSIBILITY COLLECTIVE MEMBERS

This collective is responsible for promoting and assisting in educational, welfare, social and cultural activities for all students with disabilities.

Collective Members allow the Equity Departments to facilitate more frequent activities and events, expand the representation of marginalised students, and give more students from equity backgrounds the opportunity to participate in decision making and spaces.

JOIN THE COLLECTIVE FOR 2024

We're now accepting expressions of interest for new members. If you want to join a collective of passionate individuals, submit the form below.

If you have any questions please contact Filiz the Accessibility Officer at accessibility@guild.curtin.edu.au.

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