Western NSW Branch
About the Branch and its Role
The Council of the Royal Society of NSW confirmed the establishment of the Western NSW Branch of the Society at its July 2021 meeting. An Inaugural Meeting to elect the office-bearers was held on 14 September 2021.
Charles Sturt University is supporting the establishment of the Western NSW Branch and is currently approaching cultural institutions and local industry within the Western Region to support the branch.
The vision and mission of the Branch are those of the broader Society, while its key objectives are to:
- Establish a vibrant and sustainable Branch of the Society within the Western region of NSW
- Build and foster partnerships with relevant and appropriate organisations in the region
- Market and promote the role and purpose of the Royal Society within the broader community
- Raise funds to provide continuing financial support for the role the Royal Society would play within the Western region of NSW.
Office-bearers
Nominees for Office-bearers, elected at the 2024 Annual General Meeting of the Branch, are listed below.
Chairperson | Professor Mark Evans FRSN |
Deputy Chairperson | Ms Tracy Ryan MRSN |
Secretary | Ms Rhonda O’Brien |
Treasurer | Mr Nilima Mathai |
Committee Members (up to six) | Professor Lesley Forster FRSN |
Professor Geoff Gurr FRSN | |
Professor Francesco Marino FRSN | |
Dr David Nash FRSN |
Contact
Please address enquiries to the Branch Secretary.
Current Branches
The Society currently has active branches in the: