New awards
A number of awards were made at the AGM held on 22 March 2025.
Life Membership
Barb Hornsby
Susan Hearfield
Special Appreciation Award
Russell Hopkins.
Membership Awards
30 Years of Uninterrupted Membership
Margaret Whitfield
20 years of Uninterrupted Membership
Carmel Chappel
Dyan Anderson
10 years of Uninterrupted Membership
Wanda Beckett
Carol Ciol
Madeline David
Max Davidson
Mary Davidson
Colin Ellicombe
Monika Fichtenmayer
John Fleming
Kathleen Giezen
Stephen Graham
Irene Grant
Ronda Johnson
Pamela Ladd
Ann-Mari Lummis
Pamela Lynch
Bevan McMurdy
Lorrie McNamara
Ann Moore
Alan Ormiston
John Pavlides
Helen Pevy
Jane Standerwick
Current Volunteer Vacancies
Course Coordination Team
We invite interested members to apply for two positions on our Course Coordination Team.
The current members of the team are highly experienced and most happy to support a new Course coordinator and Assistant Course Coordinator in learning their roles. The current Course Coordination Team are avid travellers, and fulfil their roles balancing their roles around the life that we all dream to live, with other team members assisting during their absences. The roles are definitely not full-time, and attendance on campus would be at most approximately 12 hours per week.
Even though these are busy roles, we hope those who are interested and apply will enjoy meeting a large range of interesting people.
Click here to see more details.Â
Social Media Coordinator
Are you a tech-savvy person who knows their way around Facebook? Would you like to help present U3A Redcliffe, its activities and its general philosophy of You’re Never Too Old to Learn?
We are looking for someone with these qualities to keep our Facebook page up to date. You can click here to see the Position Description.
If you are interested please contact our Secretary with a brief expression of interest describing your relevant training, experience and skills.
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Scam phone calls and emails
Some members have received emails and/or phone calls telling them they must pay their class fees in advance or they will lose their place in their class. The calls have been from both male and female callers. The man has identified himself as “Richard”.
These calls and emails are a scam. Members are not obliged to pay for their classes in advance.
While paying in advance is an option for most classes, members still have the option of paying class by class using vouchers, which can be bought from the office.
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