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CoRE Volunteer Committee
Chalida Pascoe
Management Committee support
BSc Applied Geology and GDip Mining Engineering
Working in the Mining/Resources Industry for the last 8 years, I’ve experienced a lack of industry ready graduates. Being part of CoRE allows me to support a program that harnesses passionate students , who are treated with respect and empowered through their education.
This program, will provide our industry with a solid and unmatched talent pipeline, full of students who not only have knowledge and a thirst for learning, but more importantly, hands-on experience before they finish secondary schooling. What a great way to support our youth and our industry.
Kathleen Booth
Education Lead
MSc Mineral Economics, BSc Mineral Exploration and Mine Geology
DipEd Science Major/Math Minor
Unconventional educator and overtly proud mother... 10 years kicking rocks, collecting geological data sets and defining metalliferous ore bodies. 6 years sparking curiosity and immersing student awareness of the resources sector through real world learning.
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Ryan Wade
Management Committee support
BSc Applied Geology (Mining stream)
CoRE Alumni
As an alumnus of the CoRE program, I have seen firsthand the positive impact this program has on students' lives. In the classroom, differences and creative thinking were celebrated, collaboration in teams was encouraged, and STEM wasn’t just something in a textbook; it was in the real world, and it was fun!
CoRE also built the foundations of interpersonal skills and confidence in me and many other students throughout the years. This is why CoRE is the frontrunner in the change the education system needs to adapt to the fast-changing world.
Dianne Rogers
Educational Engagement
Dip Teach Physical, Health and Business education
As an educator my involvement in CoRE is to promote education with the aim to build careers, create opportunity and provide support for the future workplace.
Portia Claudius
Management Committee support
CoRE Alumni/Geology and Environmental Biology Student
The CoRE program ignited my passion for Earth sciences through its use of #TheRealClassroom, allowing for out in the field hands-on experiences.
From the perspective of a graduate of the CoRE program I recognise the importance of the CoRE program in helping create opportunities for students once they are sent out into the real world, through building crucial skills such as team work, innovation, leadership, time management and so much more.
Emily Farr
Secretary
CoRE alumni/Geology Student
As a former CoRE student, I understand the impact that the CoRE program has.
The CoRE program provides a diversity of students with equal opportunities, in an environment where everyone can express who they truly are, feel valued and build on their confidence as an individual. This influence shapes the students personality and results in students flourishing.
As students are the upstream of STEM, it’s important to have a lasting impact on as many students to path a prosperous future for the industry and I believe CoRE is leading the way in achieving this.
Jack Nalty
Management Committee support
Geology/Science and Technology Student
The CoRE Learning Foundation plays an important role in the education of students for Australia's future development. Earth Sciences represents an important part of my life as a Geology student and I enjoy being able to show its importance to students through the engaging games and activities that CoRE offers.
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