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April Meet Up at The Brass Monkey

April 15, 2011 from 5:30pm to 7:30pm

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Apr 7, 2011

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Apr 7, 2011

Reece Harley is now a member of Emergen

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About Me:: I'm absolutley passionate about the importance of education, believing it's the key to enabling people to shape themselves a better future. I'm a busy guy balancing full time work, a huge social life and volunteering and advocacy work. I'm also a passionate traveler and travel-photographer: http://www.theloop.com.au/travelphotographer/portfolio/Photographer...

What type of work do you do?: University Management - Strategic Planning, Operations & Governance

What leadership/career/community activities have you been involved in?: Reece is the City of Perth's inaugural International Youth Ambassador for 2011 and is a Finalist in the WA Government's annual Youth Awards (Leadership category).

He has been a member of the Perth Youth Advisory Council for almost three years: www.perthyac.org.au and last year was Director of Media & Communications for Young UNIFEM Perth (The United Nations Development Fund for Women): www.unifem.org.au

He is WA Campaign-Coordinator for the White Ribbon Foundation and serves on their National Leadership Committee: www.whiteribbon.org.au He is also a founding member of the Rotary Club of Crawley serving on their Media and Public Relations Sub‐committee and leading a project to raise funds for emergency bedding for Perth's Homeless: http://www.rotarycrawley.org.au/

He is a member of the Left-Right Think Tank, (Australia’s first, non-partisan policy think-tank of young minds) and is also a member of the Youth Affairs Council of Western Australia and the Perth Modernian Society.

In 2008 Reece was elected by his peers to serve as a Senator of Murdoch University following a one‐year term as President of the Murdoch University Guild of Students in 2007.

He was selected as a panellist for the Prime Minister’s Award for Australian University Teacher of the Year, administered Australian Learning and Teaching Council, and served as a member of the National Executive of the National Union of Students.

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At 4:11pm on April 7, 2011, Alicia Curtis said…: Welcome to Emergen Reece. Great to see you on here!!

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