ABOUT ASTOR
Hello everyone, my name is Astor (they/them) and I’m excited to be your Queer Officer in 2026.
A little about me, I’m an international student from Hong Kong and am currently studying a Bachelor of Social Work.
I’ve been involved with the queer collective supporting the Queer Officers for the past two years and am eager to take on more responsibility for next year. Outside of Curtin, I’m also a volunteer at Freedom Centre, helping run peer support sessions for queer folks aged 18 to 25 years old. Through this, I’ve learned how to navigate and support other queer people in difficult situations. I’ve also built many connections with different organisations such as WAAC and M Clinic, which both provide gender affirming care and sexual health resources catered to queer people.
If I am elected next year, I will aim to make Curtin a more queer visible space and build a stronger bond between the queer students. This goal will be done through hosting more activities for queer students at Curtin. I will also continue to put efforts into the campaigns we still have running, for example, the We All Need to Pee campaign and Stop Deadnaming.
QUEER DEPARTMENT COLLECTIVE MEMBERS
This collective is responsible for promoting and assisting in educational, welfare and social activities for all LGBTQIA+ students across campus.
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 2025
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 about the womens collective please contact Morgan the Queer Officer at qd@guild.curtin.edu.au.
QUEER OFFICER
Morgan Mills
Pronouns: They/Them