Educators Advisory Panel
The Educators Advisory Panel (EAP) was established by the Reserve Bank in 2017.
The role of the EAP is to provide expert guidance to the Bank on matters of education so as to inform the Bank's educational initiatives. The EAP will:
- provide guidance on the Bank's strategy for public education;
- provide feedback on educational resources, outputs and events that have been designed or commissioned by the Bank in support of its public education objectives;
- recommend subject matter and resources for inclusion in the Bank's public education program;
- help keep the Bank abreast of developments in curriculum and approaches to learning that have bearing on its public education program; and
- inform the Bank of developments in the education sector that are relevant to the effective delivery of its public education program.
The Panel meets two to three times per year.
Members
Membership of the EAP comprises the Head of Information Department and external experts. Appointments are for a three-year term and will be reviewed at the end of that term.
| Member | Organisation | State |
|---|---|---|
| Jacqui Dwyer (Chair) | Reserve Bank of Australia | NSW |
| Chris Burrows | Economics Teachers Society of South Australia | SA |
| Matt Dalziel | Business Educators Australasia – Tasmania | TAS |
| Christine Dowd | Queensland Economics Teachers Association | QLD |
| Penne Dawe | Australian Centre for Career Education | VIC |
| Timmee Grinham | Fintona Girls' School | VIC |
| Assoc Prof. Mark Melatos | University of Sydney | NSW |
| Wendy Mockler Giles | Economics and Business Educators – New South Wales | NSW |
| Nick Ognenis | School Curriculum and Standards, Department of Education – Western Australia | WA |
| Blair Cooper | Business Educators Australasia Victorian Commercial Teachers Association |
VIC |
| Prof. John Romalis | Macquarie University | NSW |
| Alexander Symonds | Independent consultant* | NSW |
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* Currently a part-time employee of the Reserve Bank of Australia |
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