Abhiraj Das

- Received the Best Mentor Title and got an opportunity to interact with our Dean( The University of Sydney, Business School) over lunch session as Winner's prize.
- Mentored 12 post-graduate students from different backgrounds and culture.
- Helped them in having a smooth transition into University life.
- Conducted weekly meetings with my mentees and addressed their queries.

- Worked in a team of 15 along with the Associate Dean of Student Life(The University of Syndey).
- The aim and goal of the committee are to identify and address the issues faced by students on and off-campus.
-After the issues are properly identified, a counter-strategy is formulated to resolve the problem.
-Being a part of GSAC and continuously brainstorming has helped me build a problem-solving mindset

The task and deliverables of the GSAC committee in details:
- Develop… Show more

- Worked in a team of 15 along with the Associate Dean of Student Life(The University of Syndey).
- The aim and goal of the committee are to identify and address the issues faced by students on and off-campus.
-After the issues are properly identified, a counter-strategy is formulated to resolve the problem.
-Being a part of GSAC and continuously brainstorming has helped me build a problem-solving mindset

The task and deliverables of the GSAC committee in details:
- Develop procedures and guidelines and make recommendations in relation to admission, recognition of prior learning, enrolment, progression and coursework award course requirements.
- Ensure that coursework award courses follow the curriculum framework which is regularly reviewed in accordance with university and government policy.
- Oversee the strategic development of new award courses that address the School’s strategic priorities, are aligned with industry, professional and community expectations, meet accreditation requirements, are evidence-informed and are within the School’s resource capability.
- Conduct quality assurance reviews of the curricular within and across categories of coursework award courses in accordance with university policy and third-party accreditation requirements.
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- Head of recruitment in a team of 10 student executives working for the Sydney University Business School SABS with an aim to make South Asian business students industry-ready. We do so by collaborating with various stakeholders like other clubs and societies, university careers services, industry professionals, and corporate sponsors and hosting skill-building workshops and industry networking events.
- The role involves and hence delivered: coordinating with the team and ensuring that… Show more

- Head of recruitment in a team of 10 student executives working for the Sydney University Business School SABS with an aim to make South Asian business students industry-ready. We do so by collaborating with various stakeholders like other clubs and societies, university careers services, industry professionals, and corporate sponsors and hosting skill-building workshops and industry networking events.
- The role involves and hence delivered: coordinating with the team and ensuring that networking and skill-building events take place regularly
- Recruitment of aspiring and motivated individuals in the team
- Representing our society at the University of Sydney Welcome week 2020


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-Actively participating and helping out in a wide range of USU events(i.e. USU day trip, Monthly market day, International Festival, Pop Fest).
-Implemented and executed tasks like crowd management, helping in organizing and setting up the event, creating and making props and managing data for the event.

- Market research of various NGO's and companies.
- Cold Calling to many organizations and
companies.
- Appointment with Head of Societies and NGO's.
- Conducted one to one personal counseling session
of potential volunteering enthusiasts.
- Created and managed Events on World Health Day,
World Volunteer day and University of Sydney Welcome Week S2C 2019 and S1C 2020.

- We at the Australian Indian Sports, Educational and Cultural Society (AISECS) are the first leading, Not for Profit Australian organisation which aims to promote, enhance and facilitate sports, education and cultural investment between Australia and India.

- Helped in the course workforce support with venue set-up, operation and maintenance of the sector.
- Provided directional assistance and encouragement to the participants

-Being a part of the Feeding India family, since the very beginning, myself – Hunger Hero and External Relation Head FI, Bhubaneshwar – have been instrumental in enabling the mission of ‘Ending Hunger and Food Waste’. Lead and managed passionate individuals like myself, run the local Bhubaneshwar chapter and end up making a difference in the world in a positive way. Under my tenure we achieved the award of the 3rd best chapter all over India.