Sijie Hua

• Participated in research project that concerned about microaggression faced by women with minority status and disability on their journeys to work via public transport
• Engaged with extensive literature research to collect and analyse data for presentations within the research team.
• Reviewed academic journal articles and relevant research from South East Asia to draft the literature review section for the project.
• Attended daily and weekly meeting with the research team under the supervision of the field educator from the team.
• Collaborated with students from public health to develop interdisciplinary understanding of women's rights and social justice.
• Undertook activities under the AASW Code of Ethics and Practice Standards to ensure integrity and ethics.
• Reflected on research practices for future academic development.

Referee: Research Supervisor: Julie King: j.macknight-king@qut.edu.au

• Worked as a liaison officer to answer calls from contractors and business partners, responding to questions regarding pricing and service.
• Assisted with special events and programs.
• Used strong interpersonal communication skills to convey information to others.
• Supported engaging, fun, and smooth-running events by helping with organization and planning.

• Assisted people with severe physical and intellectual disability to participate in community programs on a daily basis, aiming to enhance their social participation and inclusion.
• Advocated for inclusive higher education for people with disability by writing the agency proposal that aimed to submitted to the Queensland Government later in 2020
• Worked with the parents of the clients and local community for personalised NDIS plans.
• Maintained overall safe work environment with employee training programs and enforcement of safety procedures in accordance with AASW Code of Ethics and Practice Standards.
• Helped meet changing working demands by recommending improvements to agency protocols.
• Participated in daily and weekly meetings with internal and external supervisors for ethical conducts.
• Reflected on daily activities for learning journal and academic purposes.

Referee: Social worker supervisor Glenys Smith: glenyssmith@ozemail.com.au