Stephanie Murfet
Architect, Project Manager &
Thermal Performance Assessor
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COMMERCIAL AND DOMESTIC.
DESIGN.
DOCUMENTATION.
CONSTRUCTION.
INTERIORS.
LANDSCAPING.
Volunteer work history (unwaged) - (for job/work application purposes)
My other significant ongoing interest is working in a coordinating role with volunteers and community and stake holders, including all levels of Government through volunteer organisations - primarily Coastcare/landcare to date. Involvement in such organisations is an area that I am passionate about and find rewarding. It has honed my communication and organisational skills and given me a different avenue through which to put to good use the skills I have acquired through my employment.
I am keen to continue raising awareness in purposeful and deserving areas, to assist in setting up new initiatives and be invovled in a team that is setting strategic directions to this end; participating in developing programs and fostering positive working conduits and partnerships between groups and ortganisations that can mutually benefit where real help is required and real people or places supported. I also believe that the skills I acquire through this work in turn benefits my approach to design and project management work.
Coordinator/Facilitator an Committee member -
Seven Mile Beach Coastcare Group
2010 - current
Secretary and group liaison Seven Mile Beach Coastcare Group.
2008 - 2009
Grants Officer for SMBCCG
2000 - 2008
Re-established local Coastcare Group, including incorporating group and securing Government funding. Voted as main coordinator/group liaison and Treasurer.
Logo design by Steph Murfet. Graphic adaption by 'Signage By Ruth'.
Founding Member & Ongoing Committee Member
Southern Coastcare Association of Tasmania (SCAT)
2006 - 2008, 2010 - 2012
n 2006 I attended the Coast to Coast Conference in Melbourne to present a self written paper/slide show at conference on behalf of SCAT and promote the importance of community support. SCAT was conceived to 'replace' Government Coastcare Facilitators under the ceased NHT program. Its acts as a conduit between community and other bodies to support volunteers with funding and direction. It is non profit. SCAT received the State and National Landcare Awards from the Federal Government for contribution to community.
Clean Up Australia Day 2014
Seven Mile Beach
National Tree Day 2014
Seven Mile Beach
President Clarence Land & Coast Care Network
2005 - 2007
Elected president of the CL&CCN - a non-government community network acting as a conduit between community volunteers and local government. It included securing grants for community work programs and training through Greening Australia. Succeeded in having a Volunteers Officer position created at Clarence Council to take on responsibility of this role.
Community Liaison/Representative on
Clarence Council Land & Coast Care Grants Committee
2004 - 2007, 2011 - 2012
Elected/invited member community member for Clarence Councils Land and Coastcare Grants Committee (allocates money to community groups for on ground landcare and Coastcare work)
Other Volunteer Work/Accolades
2014
Certificate of Appreciation, National Volunteers Week, from Office of the Mayor Ald Doug Chipman, City of Clarence.
2012
Certificate of Appreciation, National Volunteers Week, from Volunteering Australia and Mayor Ald Doug Chipman, City of Clarence.
2010
TALSC/SCAT Aboriginal Cultural Awareness Workshop
2010
Communication Workshop for Coastcare Executives. Provided by NRM Australian Federal Government
2005-2006
Awarded Tasmanian Finalist Australian Government Coastcare Community Landcare Award for environmental and community work.
2005
Awarded Australia post Community Development Certificate and Grant for Environmental and Community
2005
Awarded Hobart City Council Hall Of Fame runner-up for community environmental work
2005
Awarded Conservation Volunteer Australia (CVA) Environment Day Award for community work
2005
First Aid Certificate in Applied basic and Senior First Aid
2002
Certificate in 3 Coastal Porcesses modules through Greening Australia (National Government recognised training)
2002 - 2007, 2009 - 2014
Coordinator for local Clean Up Australia Day
2001
Successfully applied for substantial Government Envirofund Grant to fund SMBCCG work program
2001 - 2007, 2009 - 2014
Coordinator for local National Tree Day
I have also volunteered my strategic planning , presentation, coordination and project management experience to community groups involved in the planning appeals process with RMPT (Government Planning Tribunal), RPDC (Government Planning Commission), including presenting papers and presentation at hearings, and so on.