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You can become an active participant in this broad research program in many ways:

1. Email the leader of a research activity or one of the program directors

Program directors:

Roger Harris: roger.harris@unisa.edu.au
Berwyn Clayton: berwyn.clayton@cit.act.edu.au
Clive Chappell: clive.chappell@uts.edu.au

Research activity leaders:

Research activity 1: Roger Harris: roger.harris@unisa.edu.au
Research activity 2: Michele Simons: michele.simons@unisa.edu.au
Research activity 3: John Mitchell: johnm@jma.com.au
Research activity 4: Berwyn Clayton: berwyn.clayton@cit.act.edu.au
Research activity 5: Clive Chappell: clive.chappell@uts.edu.au
Research activity 6: Andy Smith: ASmith@csu.edu.au
Research activity 7: Victor Callan: v.callan@business.uq.edu.au
Research activity 8: Geof Hawke: geof.Hawke@uts.edu.au
Research activity 9: Roger Harris: roger.harris@unisa.edu.au

2. Send the newsletter editor an item on good practice for the quarterly newsletter

Sarah Sutcliffe: info@consortiumresearchprogram.net.au

3. Have your say by making a comment on any part of this research and how it affects you

4. Download a one-page flyer from each research activity page and send it to someone you believe may be interested

5. Watch this space for further ways you can participate in this research program

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