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The Australian New Zealand Student Services Association (ANZSSA) has announced record post-COVID registrations for their upcoming 2023 Conference.

Being held at Western Sydney University from 18th to 20th October, the conference will see over 150 delegates attending, all of whom will be decision-makers and buyers in the post-secondary education sector looking to improve the facilities and services across Australasia’s universities and colleges.

Delegates will include:

• Facilities Managers
• Chief executives and Deans of Students
• Heads of Mental Health, Well-being, Student Relations, Engagement & Support
• Directors, Senior Managers & other decision-makers on Student Inclusion, Diversity & Equity

All delegates will have an interest in student engagement, student access, equity and participation, wellbeing, employability, and academic success.

ANZSSA is the peak professional organisation for staff in the post-secondary education sector. The association provides development opportunities and sector representation for professional staff working in post-secondary education. This year’s conference program will focus on four key themes; student health, wellbeing, and safety; inclusivity, diversity, and equity; engagement and partnerships; and building capability, tools and resources.

A conference sponsorship and exhibitor program along with networking opportunities provides an ideal platform to connect with the key decision-makers in all areas of student sports, activities, inclusion, as well as health and well-being. Exhibitor and sponsorship packages start from $3,500.

At the time of writing, packages are still available to sponsor aspects of the event and secure opportunities to address delegates at the opening and dinner sessions.

For details on sponsorship and exhibition opportunities contact James Croll at ANZSSA on +61 488 090 904 or james@theassociationspecialists.com.au.

Click here for details of the ANZSSA Conference via the Australasian Leisure Management industry Calendar.

Image credit: ANZSSA.

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