We are thrilled to continue our event series, Career Curiosity Series. This series will offer our Year 10-12 students valuable insights into tertiary education and various career paths from members of St Mark's community who share their post-school experiences. Based on student feedback to our Futures Team, each session will highlight a different sector.

This Career Curiosity event will focus on the Environmental Science, Marine, Conservation Sectors, featuring speakers from these fields. Students interested in careers in these fields won’t want to miss this opportunity. Even if you’re undecided about your future career, come along to explore and understand what working in these sectors could be like!

RSVPs are essential as a light continental breakfast will be provided.

DATE: Thursday, 19 June 2025

TIME: 7:30am - 8:35am

VENUE: SAC Staffroom

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS A STUDENT-ONLY EVENT.

SPEAKERS:

Louise Richardson - Commercial Analyst
As a commercial analyst, Louise leverages her experience in data analysis and business strategy to drive the company's initiatives in renewable energy forward. Her goal is to support Carnegie Clean Energy in achieving its mission while continuously seeking opportunities for growth and development in the dynamic field of clean energy. Louise is a recent Master of Ocean Leadership graduate from the University of Western Australia, where she completed her Thesis in Seaweed Ecology. Before this, she completed her Bachelor of Science focused on Marine and Environmental Sciences at Murdoch University.
Morgan Sejournee - Senior Environmental Scientist
As an environmental professional with seven years of experience in environmental approvals, management and reporting for both government and private clients. In addition to technical experience, Morgan has gained experience in all areas of project management, from proposal preparation, sub-consultation management, cost control and project close-out.
After relocating to Sydney in 2018, she joined SMEC’s Environmental Planning and Assessment team, contributing to a broad range of projects under the NSW Environmental Planning and Assessment Act, including renewable energy and major transport infrastructure. Morgan also led the development of Construction Environmental Management Plans and worked on sustainability in design, aligning with TfNSW Sustainability Guidelines. In 2020, she returned to Perth, and more recently, worked with AECOM’s Impact and Permitting team on mining and transport projects.
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We are planning to schedule further Career Curiosity Series events. If there is a particular sector you are interested in and would like included in the Career Curiosity Series or would like to chat with an Old Scholar in that field, please contact Mrs Pearce, Head of Futures, epearce@stmarks.wa.edu.au