About NOADD
The Network of Associate and Deputy Deans (NOADD) gives members the opportunity to meet and discuss issues of the day, to collaborate and network, and to build on their professional development.
NOADD also plays an important role in the increasingly high profile advocacy work undertaken by DASSH. NOADD’s network contributes regularly to DASSH’s overall policy positions and submissions.
Regular events are held to workshop ideas and build practical skills: how to pitch to mainstream media; How to better promote equity and inclusion; Be challenged by the thinking of peers from around Australia and New Zealand.
Within NOADD, there are six Special Interest Groups which allow members to focus their engagement in the Network on the topics that are most important to them.
Join NOADD Now
Are you an Associate or Deputy Dean, Head of School or Director from a school or faculty with an Arts, Social Sciences and/or Humanities focus at a member university? Then join NOADD with no membership fee.
It’s a great opportunity to be part of a growing network. You will gather regularly with colleagues from around Australia and New Zealand, engage in professional development and be welcome at the annual DASSH Conference.
Fill in the sign-up form and we will review your application and confirm with you once your membership has been approved.
Special Interest Groups
• Impact • Research • Indigenous • Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Convenors
Events
DASSH and the NOADD team organise regular webinars and in person events.
NOADD Webinar: Managing up and managing down
Managing up and managing down. What policies and or practices work to support equity, diversity and inclusion within a School or Faculty? Join us for this practical panel discussion.
NOADD Webinar: Indigenising the Curriculum
Special Interest Group Leader Indigenous Associate Professor Sandra Phillips will present for 15 minutes then lead an online activity designed to lead participants through interrogation of their self-identified current dilemma and/or success in Indigenising Curriculum.
ARC online workshop: Workforce and Resilience
Please join us for this dynamic and interactive workshop with Professor Alison Ross, Australian Research Council (ARC) Executive Director, Humanities and Creative Arts and Professor Anika Gauja ARC Executive Director Social, Behavioural and Economic Sciences. This is the second in a series of workshops connecting members with the ARC.
NOADD Webinar: Interdisciplinary Research
In this panel-based seminar, we will discuss what interdisciplinary research can look like in/with the humanities, arts and social sciences, and how building teams for multi-perspective work can be both powerful and rewarding.
ARC online workshop: Trust
Please join us for this dynamic and interactive workshop with Professor Alison Ross, Australian Research Council (ARC) Executive Director, Humanities and Creative Arts and Professor Anika Gauja ARC Executive Director Social, Behavioural and Economic Sciences. This is the first in a series of workshops connecting members directly with the ARC.
NOADD: Pitching to the mainstream media
How do you write short, make it punchy and get your writing picked up by the mainstream media? Are you keen to see your work published in the Conversation? Pearls and Irritations? The major dailies or other outlets? Then join us for this practical workshop with DASSH Member Professor Lawrie Zion as he shares the secrets of the trade after years in the business.
How to participate:
For full details on how to get involved and what’s happening get in touch.