Over the past few years a number of concerns were raised about the Women’s Room space and earlier this year past Board Director Nai Brooks began to look at better options. In its new form the Women’s Room aimed to meet concerns over access, centrality of location, phone reception, light and continued use. During the review process student programs, HR, facilities and operations all sought to better accommodate the requirements of the room and the feedback from the student community. The result is a bright, friendly space in the historic home of the Women’s Union (Manning).
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The launch was a great event to celebrate the move and continue discussions of women within our USU community. As ever we are looking for ways to add to the room to ensure the space evolves and meets your needs. You can let Board Director and Women’s Portfolio holder Hannah Morris know any thoughts or suggestions you might have at H.Morris@usu.usyd.edu.au
So maybe you have never used the women’s room, maybe you’re an old hat but the next time you’re passing through Manning, ladies of the USU we invite you to check out your new space to sit, read, eat, write, talk, daydream…
You can also keep up to date with the Women of the USU: https://www.facebook.com/WomenoftheUSU
And you can apply to be the Women's Event Co-ordinator here: http://www.usuonline.com/About_USU/Student_Leadership_Program/Student_Positions/Default.aspx#Student_Program_Coordinators
Brigid Dixon
Vice President
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