Wednesday, September 20, 2006

Life Impact @ Adelaide

Another excerpt from the upcoming newsletter about the recognition of the achievements of our former ICX director, Chloe, who is currently on exchange in Kenya:

Chloe Reschke-Maguire, a member of AIESEC Adelaide University, has just received AIESEC Australia’s Young Entrepreneur of the Year award, presented at AIESEC’s July National Conference 2006.

Entrepreneur of the year was a new award that was designed to bring recognition to an individual’s contribution of an outstanding calibre. It was applicable to any AIESEC member who has demonstrated consistency of brand promotion whilst consistently raising awareness about AIESEC to the external community. The criterion for this award was:
· Ability to demonstrate innovation around core elements of the brand
· Ability to increase AIESEC presence and convert into tangible results

Chloe was the AIESEC Adelaide University Incoming Exchange Director for December – July 2006 and has now embarked on her own international experience in Kenya, where she will be working on a HIV/AIDS program.

One of Chloe’s outstanding achievements was the planning and current implementation of a Project Based on Exchange at Adelaide University. This project, titled “Building Better Business” aims to extend South Australia’s internal business borders by implementing and establishing effective business practices and international relationships between South Australian small-medium enterprises (SME) and the global business environment. In other words, this project connects youth from our global network to act as international consultants, combining their youth perspective, leadership skills and culturally minded attitude to foster a culture of entrepreneurship within South Australia SME’s.

The implementation of such projects demonstrates AIESEC’s innovative ability to assist in the operation of the SA Strategic Plan. This project and its capability to combine social issues, government initiatives and global and national AIESEC strategies is a real testament to Chloe’s innovation, passion and knowledge of AIESEC.

July National Conference 2006

Here's the article Robbie, incoming LCP and member of OCC, wrote for our upcoming newsletter:

AIESEC National Conference 2006

A total of 22 South Australian delegates embarked on a journey to Queensland for the annual AIESEC Australia National Conference beginning on July 2nd. Held at a campsite in Maranatha just off the Sunshine Coast, the week provided AIESEC members from across Australia the opportunity to initiate leadership, increase our portfolio knowledge and receive detailed skills training, discuss relevant issues impacting on our local and global society, expand our personal networks as well as undertaking individual and group reflection for our personal development within AIESEC and life itself. Bonding sessions of sporting activities, challenging group tasks, themed nightly parties and line dancing offered much fun and entertainment, making the conference a truly enjoyable and memorable experience.

Being a part of July conference has not only served to motivate and invigorate its members, but also provided the further impetus to challenge our own outlook and perspectives whilst striving to accomplish extraordinary things.

The thoughts of Adelaide University attendee, first year student James Krumrey-Quinn help to encapsulate the conference experience. “The July National conference has given me the inspiration and know-how to make a difference in society…these are practical skills, networks and inspiration that a university degree cannot wholly offer. When in AIESEC there is no leap from university to the workplace – we have our feet in both worlds.”


- Robert Kwok

Saturday, September 16, 2006

LCP Election Photos







Lee elected as OGX Director

Wednesday, September 13, 2006

LCP & EB Elections

Congratulations to Robbie Kwok, who will be AU's 2007 LCP!

EB elections have been shifted to the first LCM of next term...watch this space!

Wednesday, September 06, 2006

Welcome!

Welcome to the blog of the AIESEC Local Committee in the University of Adelaide!

We'll be posting updates of all the exciting developments and achievements of our LC, as well as some photos - once our layout is sorted, that is. Check back soon!