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MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMrs Dianne Christine GIBLIN, 2 Greenbank Drive, Werrington Downs NSW 2747For service to public education, particularly through the Federation of Parents’ andCitizens' Association of New South Wales, and to the community.President, Federation of Parents’ and Citizens' Association of New South Wales, 2006-2010;Senior Vice-President, 2003-2006; Vice-President, 2000-2003; Life Member; Member, since1988.Chief Executive Officer, Australian Council of State School Organisations, since 2011.Director, Primary Ethics Ltd, since 2010.Director, Public Education Foundation, since 2007.Member, Transition to School Advisory Group, University of Western Sydney (UWS),1995-2003; Education Representative, UWS Penrith/Parramatta Student Union, 2000-2001.Supported the establishment of UWS.Member, Director-General's Advisory Groups, NSW Department of Education, including:- Priority Schools Program, 2000-2011.- Aboriginal Education and Training, 2006-2010.- Education of Students in Schools Serving Low Socio-Economic Status Communities,2002-2010.- Multicultural Education and Training, 1999-2004.Partnership Officer, Priority Schools Program, Mount Druitt Area, 2009-2011.Facilitator, Schools as Community Centres Program, Tregear Public School, 2003-2007.Community Development Officer, Granville District, 2002.Community Development Officer, Priority Schools Program, Kingswood Park Public School,1993-2001.Member, Community Care Branch, NSW Branch, St John Ambulance Australia, since 1999;Adviser, Literacy in Schools Program.Executive roles with a range of organisations including:- North West Werrington Project Management Committee, 1994-1996.- Victoria Street Youth Development Association, 1989-1992.- ARROW, 1986-1992.- Werrington Country Child Care Centre Management Committee, 1986-1990.Awards/recognition include:Ambassador, ‘1 Million Women’ campaign, since 2009.94
MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMrs Margaret Ann GRAY, Belrose NSW 2085For service to education, particularly the provision of English language courses foroverseas students and adult migrants, and through advisory and accreditation policyroles.NSW Special Envoy, 'Galbally Review' Committee, in the 1980s and 1990s; implementingreforms to migrant services and 'post-arrival’ programs throughout Australia.Superintendent, Adult Migrant Education Services, NSW Ministry of Education, 1982-1985;Inaugural Research Officer, 1974-1978.Director, Education Planning and Development, Department of Immigration, in the 1980s.Chair, NSW Federal Immigration Review Panel, in the 1980s.Teacher and Program Coordinator, English as a Foreign Language, Institute of Languages,University of New South Wales, in the 1970s.Senior Adviser, National English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas StudentsAccreditation Scheme, 1990-2001.Mr David GREEN PSM, Fitzroy North Vic 3068For service to the community through leadership roles with social justiceorganisations, to welfare policy reform, and to the community.Pivotal role in significant reforms in the regionalisation of welfare services anddeinstitutionalisation of disability services.Deputy Chair, Multiple and Complex Needs Panel, Victorian Department of Human Services,2005-2009; Member, Ministerial Task Force on Dementia, 1997.Public Advocate, Office of the Public Advocate, Victorian Department of Justice, 1995-2000.Assistant Director, Aged Care, Victorian Department of Health and Community Services,1992-1995; implemented the Victorian Seniors Card.Associate Professor and Lecturer, La Trobe University, 2000-2010; Chair, Disability AdvisoryCommittee.Established first course on Public Welfare, Melbourne University.Designed courses at the Phillip Institute of Technology, Monash University, the LincolnGerontology Centre, Ballarat College and La Trobe University (before appointment in 2000).Board Director, Berry Street, since 2002; Chair, Quality and Risk Management Committee.Involved in a pilot project for the homeless, Sacred Heart Mission.Director, Community Services, Brotherhood of St Laurence, 1980-1986; developed the firstWelfare Rights Service in Victoria.Developed and implemented Victoria’s first financial counselling services and intensive familysupport services, 1974.Chair, Victorian Government Review of Early Childhood Services, 1982-1983.Awards/recognition include:Public Service Medal, 1993.95
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