OSA CONNECTIONS NEWSLETTER

Dear Old Scholars,

Welcome to our September newsletter.

We are pleased to be hosting the OSA Pin Presentation Assembly at the Senior School Assembly on Monday 15 September, where many OSA families will be attending this special occasion with their daughters and granddaughters.

We are looking forward to hosting the OSA Art Exhibition Opening Night on Thursday 18 September 和 Art Exhibition which will run from Thursday 18 to Sunday 21 September. Make sure you purchase your tickets for the Opening Night and for the Art Raffle. If you have a few hours to spare over the weekend, please sign up to volunteer. Many hands make light work, and it is great fun! Thank you to Treffina Dowland (Lidbury, 1983) and Samantha Newall (Hamersley, 1993) for ensuring this year’s OSA Art Exhibition will be another wonderful success.  And thanks also to Old Scholar, Cy Rocchi (1986), whose artwork is featured in the header of this edition of the OSA Connections Newsletter.

"(《世界人权宣言》) Combined Independent Girls School Golf will be held on 9 月 22 日星期一, if you are interested in playing, contact Jan Grimoldby (1970) on jangrimoldby@gmail.com.

Note that the OSA Annual General Meeting will be held on Tuesday 14 October at 6pm in the Gallery of the Heritage Centre, Hope Nicholas House, all Old Scholars are welcome to attend.

We are holding the OSA Country Lunch at the historic St Ildephonsus College New Norcia on Thursday 16 October. Joey Seymour (Ladyman, 1991) has kindly organised this event with a guided tour of the New Norcia buildings, followed by midday prayers and lunch with the monks. Please register your interest as our hosts require final numbers for lunch bookings by Wednesday 1 October.

Finally, the OSA has been busy with the OSA Women Lifting Women Summit, OSA 70+ Morning Tea, and the Class of 1955 reunion. Please read all about these wonderful events and more below.

As always, we would love to hear from you. Please send us your news via oldscholars@sthildas.wa.edu.au, and if you need to update your contact details you can do so at the link below:

Click Here to Update Your Contact Details

致以最美好的祝愿、

阿曼达-伯特博士（科德，1989 年）
President of the GHS & St Hilda’s Old Scholars Association

The Annual OSA Art Exhibition doors will open on a stunning selection of original artworks from 30 artists on Thursday 18 September.

Please join us on the Opening Night of the 2025 OSA Art Exhibition for a wonderful evening celebrating the artists and the unveiling of their works. This extraordinary and renowned event extends over three levels of the stunning Joy Shepherd Performing Arts Centre and this year showcases new works from over 30 established and emerging artists. The works range from paintings, mixed media to sculpture, weaving and ceramics. Talented St Hilda’s musicians will provide live classical music throughout the evening.

OSA ART EXHIBITION OPENING NIGHT

Date:    Thursday 18 September 2025
Time:    6.00pm – 8.00pm
Where:  St Hilda’s Anglican School for Girls, The Joy Shepherd Performing Arts Centre

Tickets are $60pp (which includes Vasse Felix wines and canapés).

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE YOUR TICKET

Art Exhibition Weekend Opening Hours

The exhibition is open to the OSA and St Hilda’s community all weekend.

• Friday 19 September 3.00pm – 6.00pm
• Saturday 20 September 10.00am – 4.00pm
• Sunday 21 September 10.00am – 3.00pm

Whilst visiting the exhibition over the weekend pop into the new St Hilda’s Bay Café for refreshments and delicious morning and afternoon tea from 10am – 2pm.

A percentage of all sales from the exhibition will go towards future OSA Scholarships.

OSA ART RAFFLE – BE IN THE DRAW TO WIN!

 For a chance to win one of four incredible prizes, purchase your $10 raffle ticket(s) online (WA Only)

• A beautiful Pippin Drysdale (Carew-Reid, 1961) Porcelain Vessel, 金伯利系列 2019, 23cm x 18cm Valued at $4,800.
•  A beautiful botanical Christmas wreath, the design of your choice and delivered to your door for this year’s festive season.  Supplied Jo Macnamara (Gibson, 1993) of Forage, v连接在 $300 上。
• Experience the best in wellness at The Well in Cottesloe, featuring infrared saunas, dry saunas, ice showers, and on-demand Pilates, valued at $200.
• Treat yourself with a clothing or footwear purchase at Motion Lifestyle, the premier athletic and leisure wear store in Cottesloe or Subiaco, valued at $150.

Winners will be drawn at 4pm, Sunday 21 September 2025. Thank you for your support!

Click Here to Purchase Raffle Tickets

VOLUNTEERS – SIGN-UP HERE

Volunteers are needed to assist with the Opening Night and the exhibition over the weekend.  If you are able to offer some hours to assist, please click on the Sign-Up link below:

Click here to volunteer 

Kate Parker (2005) – Senior Principal, Element Advisory Founder, Temp Gallery Founder, DASH

As we approach the OSA Art Exhibition we turn our focus to the Arts and feature Old Scholar, Kate Parker (2005), who has forged her career through a range of institutions, ventures, events and profiles. Kate is Senior Principal Social and Cultural at Element Advisory (and Founder), Temp Gallery Founder, and founder of new platform DASH.

Kate Parker’s career journey exemplifies the power of following curiosity and embracing unexpected opportunities. What began as a traditional path in architecture has evolved into a multifaceted career spanning arts consulting, gallery curation, and creative entrepreneurship.

After graduating from St Hilda’s in 2005, Kate was drawn to architecture as a career path that brought together creativity and pragmatism. After completing her Master of Architecture at UWA, she gained valuable international experience through an internship at renowned online design magazine Dezeen, which opened many doors upon her return to Perth.

Kate’s transition into the cultural sector began after realising she wanted to work more closely with creatives across different disciplines, not just within the field of architecture. This led to a role at not-for-profit arts organisation FORM, where she was immediately thrown into the deep end – managing international street artists for a series of large-scale murals throughout Perth’s CBD for the PUBLIC festival, including organising the closing parties and activations in a vacant carpark.

One of her most rewarding projects at FORM was project managing the delivery of First Contact, a sculpture by Noongar elder Laurel Nannup at Elizabeth Quay – the first major sculptural work by a Noongar artist in Perth. “This is such an important project – telling the story of the first point of contact between Whadjuk and Whadjellas”, she says.

Her final project at FORM showcased her strategic thinking and project management skills: transforming Claremont’s derelict Goods Shed into the cultural hub it is today. This involved writing a business case, raising funding, working with architects, and managing the project through to completion. Kate also curated an exhibition at The Goods Shed by Martu artist Gloria, before her next career move.

In 2018, Kate joined Element Advisory (part of SLR), where she established the arts and cultural consultancy offering. Under Kate’s leadership, the team has delivered some of Western Australia’s most significant cultural projects, with over $20 million in public art commissions currently in the pipeline. In 2022, Kate became a Director of the company and commenced an MBA through Curtin University (completed in late 2024), to strengthen her skills in her role as director. At the end of 2024, Element Advisory was acquired by global consultancy SLR.

Kate is particularly excited about current commissions for two Perth high schools – public art projects that involve students in their development – and working with nationally recognised artists for commissions across residential developments in Perth. In 2025 Kate has also developed and launched a platform for managing public art collections for local and state government agencies.

Responding to gaps she identified in the market, Kate has recently launched two innovative ventures. Temp, a contemporary gallery with no fixed address, connects new collectors with early career artists and affordable art via ‘temporary’ locations. “I noticed there was a gap in the market for early career artists to show work, without their fees being entirely eroded by gallery commissions”, she says.

An installation shot of the Temp200 exhibition.

Operating with minimal overheads allows Temp to charge very low commission fees, with most funds going directly to artists. A recent highlight was the Temp200 exhibition – an open call for Western Australian artists where all works were A5 size and sold for $200 each. With over 200 submissions and 400+ artworks displayed, it was “an incredible exhibition and one I look forward to running again.”

Kate’s second venture, DASH, emerged from personal necessity. While juggling work, Temp, her MBA, and wedding planning, she found herself spending too much time on life administration tasks. “I wanted to streamline this for myself – to save time so I could spend it on the things I really wanted to focus on,” she says. Finding nothing in the market that met her needs, she decided to create it herself.

After being accepted into Curtin University’s Ignition and Accelerate programs, Kate received funding from a government grant and Curtin University to develop DASH. The platform is currently in development and will soon be tested with early customers.  

Kate remains connected to St Hilda’s through career mentoring and with a role on the school’s art advisory panel.

As a passionate supporter of the arts, Kate serves on the board of The Lester Prize, and is a PICA Art1000 和 AGWA Foundation donor, and an Indian Ocean Craft Triennial (IOTA) Ambassador. She is also a member of the Art Consulting Association of Australia.

Her advice to current St Hilda’s students interested in creative careers reflects her own experience: “The job you want or will end up in you probably don’t know about yet. Follow what interests you and sparks curiosity. Say yes to things that challenge you.”

Kate credits St Hilda’s with fostering the friendships that remain important in her life today, and her parents’ attitude that “there were no limits to what I could do with my life if I put my mind to it.” Living in Northbridge with her documentary filmmaker husband, Kate continues to build bridges between creativity and commerce.

As she reflects on her journey: “I couldn’t have imagined where my career would take me – I didn’t know such a thing as an art consultant was a role I could have.”

The 2025 OSA Country Lunch will take place on Thursday 16 October.

Joey Seymour (Ladyman, 1991) has organised for a guided tour of the New Norcia buildings, followed by midday prayers with the monks and lunch (3 courses and wine) in the historic St Ildephonsus’ College.

Tour of New Norcia –  $15 per person.  The Tour will start at 10.45am.
Lunch at historic St Ildephonsus’ College – $35pp.  Lunch is booked for 12.30pm.

Click Here to Register

Please note that New Norcia requires final numbers for lunch bookings by Wednesday 1 October.

Jan Grimoldby (1970) is organising the 2025 Combined Independent Girls Schools’ (CIGS) Golf Tournament on 22 September and would very much like to encourage younger Old Scholars to participate (there is an opportunity to subsidise younger players).  It is the 60th Annual CIGS Competition and is open to Old Scholars of all ages.

Date:    Monday 22 September
Venue:  Royal Perth Golf Club
Start:    8.30am
Cost:    $100pp (including lunch)

The team will play Canadian Foursomes (both drive, both have a second hit using their partner’s balls, then select one to finish the hole with).

(Parking is available both in the carpark and on the street, and both areas need an authorisation slip, which Jan will obtain in advance.)

Carts are VERY limited. If you need a cart, please call the Royal Perth Pro Shop to book and notify Jan when you register. The cost will be $100 per player, excluding a cart but including lunch. There is also a $40 lunch-only option.  If you are interested, please email Jan directly with the following information:

• Your Full Name
• Golf link number.
• Partner (if you have one, and if not, I’ll pair you up)
• Any special dietary requirements?
• Do you require a cart and have successfully booked one OR do you have your own cart and plan on bringing it?
• If you haven’t played before, please give your graduating year.

Email Jan Grimoldby

Notice of the 2025 GHS and St Hilda’s Old Scholars Association Incorporated Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 14 October at 6pm.

We warmly invite you to join us for the OSA Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 14 October at 6pm in the Gallery of the Heritage Centre, Hope Nicholas House, followed by refreshments. All OSA members are welcome to attend.

We would very much like to tap into our Old Scholar’s skills, particularly in the area of social media as we endeavour to build on our reach to members. If you would like to offer your time please contact the Ella Morison (2016), Secretary of the OSA via oldscholars@sthildas.wa.edu.au.

We hope to see you and to thank those on the Committee who have given so much of their time this year.

We look forward to welcoming you to these upcoming events.

PIN PRESENTATION & LIGHT LUNCH
Date: Monday 15 September
Time: 12.20pm – 2.00pm
Venue: JSPAC followed by Gallery, Heritage Centre, Hope Nicholas House.

ART EXHIBITION OPENING NIGHT
Date: Thursday 18 September
Time: 6.00pm – 8.00pm
Venue: JSPAC Foyer

ART EXHIBITION
Date: Thursday 18 to Sunday 21 September
Venue: JSPAC Foyer

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Date: Tuesday 14 October
Time: 6.00pm – 8.00pm
Venue: Gallery, Heritage Centre, Hope Nicholas House.

COUNTRY LUNCH
Date: Thursday 16 October
Time: 11.00am – 3.00pm
Venue:  New Norcia, St Ildephonsus’ College

CIGS GOLF DAY
Date: Monday 22 September
Time: 8.30am – 2.00pm
Venue: Royal Perth Golf Course

SOCIAL GOLF DAY
Date: Friday 7 November
Time: 7.30am – 2.00pm
Venue: Mosman Park Golf Course

CHRISTMAS SERVICE & END OF YEAR SUNDOWNER
Date: Monday 1 December
Time: 5.00pm
Venue: Whitby Chapel. Heritage Centre, Hope Nicholas House, for refreshments.

充满力量的声音和实用的见解

The Summit began with a warm welcome from the Old Scholars’ Association, followed by an energising speech from Fiona Johnston, Principal of St Hilda’s and OSA Patron. Julie Colvin (Stephen, 1989), Managing Partner at Derwent, shared her invaluable expertise on knowing your worth and guided attendees through setting meaningful career goals, navigating transitions with clarity, and advocating for their value in the workplace.

我们还听取了 Amanda Boyce, Executive Director & Head of Advice at Euroz Hartleys, who provided real-world strategies for achieving financial independence. With over two decades of experience in the financial sector and her own background as a working mother of three, Amanda has inspired many to take confident steps toward their financial future.

Our keynote speaker, Lizzie Landels (2002), came from the United States to share her journey from international law to her current role as Chief of Staff at Microsoft. Lizzie spoke on embracing change, working in digital policy, and navigating a global career.

真正的对话和持久的联系 

The evening concluded with a panel discussion hosted by OSA Committee Member, 米歇尔-布鲁姆（马弗莱特，1989 年）, where all four speakers came together to share personal experiences and reinforce the importance of women championing women. 

We’re very grateful to each of our incredible speakers, our sponsors, organisers, and to those who attended this special event. Your energy and enthusiasm made the evening unforgettable. 

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On Wednesday 13 August, 130 Old Scholars returned to the School Hall for the annual OSA 70+ Morning Tea, and enjoyed catching up with their peer group, raffles, sandwiches and slices made by the current Food & Technology students.

Those from the Classes of 1972 and older were invited to attend – with the Class of 1956 being the largest group at 14 attendees.

We also celebrated the centenary birthday of Vivienne Jackson (Johnston,1942) who will turn 100 in May.

Vivienne was born in the same year as Queen Elizabeth II and in the year that the first transatlantic phone call was made.  She was 13 when WWII broke out and the population of Australia was just over 6 million and vacuum cleaners had just been introduced as the most modern piece of domestic technology.

Isabella Honey (2016), Victoria Parker (2016), Jill Binning (Mansel,1960) and Amanda Burt (Coad,1989).

Thanks must go to the OSA Committee volunteers and the School Development team, who set up the Hall the day before, decorating the tables with jonquils and daffodils, and who served on the day.  Also, to Chris from the Facilities Team, for providing a shuttle service from the Mosman Park Bowling Club to the School Hall.  And to the Year 7s for singing Happy Birthday and handing out the delicious chocolate cake afterwards (with some to spare for their lunchtime!).

Thank you also to Sandra Naude for preparing a walk down memory lane with photographs of the 1940s, 50s, 60s and early 70s, taken from the archives and shown on the new screen.

We look forward to seeing so many of you next year, and the Class of 1973.

The Year 8 students were treated to a visit from Los Angeles-based Old Scholar Jordanna Ripp (2000) when they returned from break on 23 July.  Jordanna is an entertainment Digital and Social Media Marketer and Talent Mentor who runs her own company in Los Angeles and lists some impressive celebrity clients on her books.

Jordanna left St Hilda’s in 2000 and soon after left for the USA (with an American passport) where she became involved in the entertainment industry.  She has witnessed the rise and influential power of the social media industry and has become an expert in spearheading digital initiatives and maximising brand presence through strategic content production, strategy, influencer partnerships, social media channel management, paid and earned media, trend analysis, and data-driven decision-making.  Jordanna has negotiated content collaborations with prestigious brand partners, including the 2024 Oscars, F1 Racing, Yves Saint Laurent, Lacoste, and Netflix, among others.

The Year 8s (who face social media age-restrictions) were given a valuable insight into how the big social media companies glean data from viewers, how influencers work, and the dangers of social media.

The Year 8s were most excited to learn that Jordanna has some famous reality stars on her books and were keen to know who she had met in person in LA.

Thank you Jordanna for returning to St Hilda’s whilst in Perth, and for sharing your experience with the Year 8s and giving an informed talk.

Top Row L to R: Trish Harvey (Unmack), Janet Brown (McNaughton), Anne Collins (Stone), Jan Larsen (Matheson), Kath Mathwin (Hope), Jennifer Tucker (Harrison), Susan Clements (Boan), Elizabeth Vinnicombe (Hodby), Suzanne Welborn (Simpson), Lennie McCall Rush, Fleta Lidbury (Nattrass), Joanna Muir (Ferguson-Stewart).  Bottom Row L to R: Val Oldham (Brown), Joan Newton (Coulsell), Merle Smith (Newman), Sally Hincks (Page-Smith), Catherine McGlew (Deykin)

We welcomed back 16 Old Scholars from the Class of 1955 for their 70 Year Reunion on Friday 15 August, including two ladies who had travelled from NSW for the special event.  Niamh Fitzpatrick, Stewardship Manager, organised a beautiful long table in the Gallery (the Old Boarders’ Dining Hall) and menu, where the ladies relaxed and enjoyed the beautiful surroundings of the Heritage Centre. Those Old Scholars who appear in the Class of 1955 Prefect photograph (below) and the 70th Reunion photograph (above), are highlighted.

1955 School Prefects. Back L-R: Susan Boan (Clements), Elizabeth Vinnicombe (Hodby), Kath Mathwin (Hope), Jillian Lewis (Ainslie), Helen Stacey (Dunne), Kate Lamb (Mitchell), Joanna Muir (Ferguson-Stewart) (Head Girl), Miss Mitchell, Margaret Snook (Gronow). Front L-R: Fleta Lidbury (Nattrass), Elizabeth Egerton-Warburton (Wade), Pamela Nielson (Leuba), Catherine McGlew (Deykin), Lennie McCall Rush.

Thanks to the catering staff for laying on a delicious buffet lunch with a celebratory cake, and to Sandra Naude, Guardian of St Hilda’s Legacy, for preparing a power point presentation of archival photographs of the Class of 1955.  Photographs taken more than 70 years ago transported the Class of 1955 back to their School Days with many happy memories. Sandra welcomes any Old Scholars who would like to delve into the archives and revisit their past.

Libby Vinnicombe (Hodby) not only returned to School, but she also found enough uniform to reappear as she would have looked 70 years ago!

We look forward to welcoming the Class of 1956 next year.

Date: Wednesday 15 October 2025
Times & Venues:

10.00am Ceremony of Remembrance and Support in the School Chapel
10.30am Heritage Centre & Optional School Tour
12.00pm Lunch at Mosman Park Bowling Club

Organisers: Susanna Bessell-Browne

Please RSVP to Susanna by email: susanna@sbbenterprises.com

Date: Saturday 25 October 2025
Times & Venues:
4.30 – 6.00pm  Heritage Centre & School Tour
6.00pm  Sundowner at The Claremont Hotel

费用: $50 (includes canapes)

RSVP by Saturday 18 October   https://www.trybooking.com/CZLDN

Organisers:  Katie Gardner & Rowena Walsh (Keall)

Date: Saturday 15 November 2025
Time & Venue: 4.30 – 6.00pm at the Heritage Centre & Tour of School
Next Venue:  From 6pm onwards Sampson’s Paddock, Glyde Street, Mosman Park.

费用: $100 all inclusive (includes food and drinks)

RSVP by 15 October https://www.trybooking.com/DEDVL

Organisers:  Susie Neate (Hill), Sharni Murray (Tietzel) and Kerry Pallas

Date: Sunday 14 December 2025
Time & Venue: 4.00 – 6.00pm – Heritage Centre & Tour of School
Next Venue: From 6.00pm Sundowner at Mosman Park Bowls Club
Cost: $40 (includes one drink and food).
Booking Link: https://events.humanitix.com/st-hilda-s-class-of-2015-10-year-reunion

Organisers: Alexandra Finlay-Jones and Georgia Sturgeon

Class of 1980 – 45 Year Reunion

Date: Saturday 20 September 2025
Time & Venue: 2pm – 5.30pm
Next Venue: “Spring in the Swan Valley”, 16 Bordeaux Lane, The Vines
Cost: $35 Afternoon Tea and Spritzers
Booking Link: https://www.trybooking.com/DBUOG

FACEBOOK Event link – https://fb.me/1WLYNsAHjqt9Z2F

Organisers:  Michelle Popplewell (Pritchard) & Joanne Connor (Robinson)

1969 House Prefects. Back L-R: Fiona (Billie) Hadfield (McTaggart), K Seabrook, Lee (Russell) Pepperell. Middle L-R: Caroline Annear (Egerton-Warburton), Ollie Campbell (Lundy), Jenny Lee (Maslen), Allison Bullock. Front L-R: Bronwyn Boultbee (Cullen), Caroline Fremlin (Brockman), Dianna Zimmerman (Dempster), Miss J Patman (Headmistress)

The Class of 1969 are invited for Casual Drinks

Date: 14 November 2025

会议地点: 36 Gill Street, Mosman Park

Time: 5.30pm

RSVP: Trina Quinlan (Cameron) on  0414 667 480 or email.

quinlan.catriona@gmail.com

We would like to thank all the Old Scholars from the Class of 2015 who responded to our 10 Year post graduation survey.

Your responses give us important data which we use to modify and update how we prepare the current senior students for their chosen pathways.  We value your feedback.

Eloise Smith was the lucky winner of the Mecca voucher (drawn from the respondees) and will receive her $250 voucher this week.

We look forward to seeing the Class of 2016 for their 10 Year Reunion next year and we will send out a survey in advance.

This week the School is celebrating Music Week with a raft of performances across the campus.   Music has always been a vital part of the School’s curriculum and co-curricular activities and entertainment: Arts Festival, tours, camps, productions, assemblies and performances and just for fun.

In this edition we look back into the archives to conjure up amazing moments of our past, talented students and teachers.

It has been such a pleasure welcoming Caitlin Ewers (Cook, 2004) back to the School this week as the incoming Director of Human Resources, Legal & Risk.

Caitlin is also a parent with two daughters in Junior School.  You can find her in the Business Services area upstairs in Catherine House.

The Old Vic Theatre Company has just announced the full cast for the UK premiere of Pulitzer Prize-winning Tracy Lett’s play Mary Page Marlowe. The cast stars Susan Sarandon and Andrea Riseborough, but also features Old Scholar Clare Hughes (2018) playing the character Wendy Gilbert.

Directed by Old Vic Artistic Director Matthew Warchus, Mary Page Marlowe will play from 23 Sep–01 Nov, with press night on Wed 08 Oct.

Mary Page Marlowe is a non-linear play that portrays the life of an ordinary Ohio accountant through fragments of memories and moments, feature six different actresses portraying the character at various stages.  The play uses this fragmented structure to reflect the complex, contradictory nature of identity and memory, showing how life choices, both major and mundane, shape a person over time, even from their own perspective. 

Our congratulations to Clare for landing this role in a high profile London West End production.

An opportunity has arisen for an Old Scholar via a St Hilda’s Family, starting immediately.

Job Title: Executive Assistant (EA) to Executive & Family Support

Seeking a highly organised, proactive, and adaptable Executive Assistant to provide comprehensive support to a busy executive. This is a hybrid role that blends professional administrative responsibilities with select personal and family support tasks. The ideal candidate is discreet, detail-oriented, and thrives in a dynamic environment.

Location: Beaconsfield, Fremantle

Requirements:

• Proficient in Google Workspace or Microsoft Office, calendar systems, and communication tools.
• Basic understanding of branding and marketing principles is a plus.
• Valid driver’s licence and clean driving record (for school transportation duties).

If you would like to know more about this role, the link below.

在此申请 

As St Hilda’s is an ICGS member school and Old Scholar graduates have access to opportunities not available anywhere else.

The International Coalition of Girls’ Schools is offering three paid, part-time remote internships in Communications, Development & Partnerships和 Research & Resource – exclusively for alumnae from our member schools.

By sharing this with you, we hope that you will connect to meaningful work and professional mentorship in a flexible, 4-6 hour per week commitment.

At a glance:

• Starts October 1

• Fully remote with flexible hours in their own time zone

• $1,000 USD stipend per semester

• Only open to graduates of ICGS member schools

Applications are due September 10, 2025.

Application and Positions Descriptions Here

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