SRACA WA Inc. Newsletter – January 2017 Edition

By sracaqld / 07/01/2017

Please take a moment to read the January 2017 newsletter.

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Topics include:

NITA Perry Award Winner for 2016
Upcoming events
Workshop at SJOG-Subiaco
New 2017 committee
Presidents report
Formation of Education Sub Group for SRACA WA
WFHSS World Conference 2016 event review
WFHSS Conference 2017 – Bonn Germany (4-7 October 2017)

IMPORTANT UPCOMING EVENTS
SRACA (WA) – Workshop March 2017
SRACA General Meeting – March 2017
SRACA (WA) State Conference 19th August 2017 SJOG Subiaco
SRACA (WA) AGM 19th August 2017
SRACA Committee Meetings 16th February 2017

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