Executive Committee
President - Dr Juliana Kaya Prpic
president@jungsocietymelbourne.com
Juliana Kaya Prpic works in higher education as both a teacher and researcher into the processes by which we learn an develop throughout our lives. She uses imagery, psychodrama and reflection to facilitate both personal and group development. Juliana is very close to completing a diploma at the C G Jung Institute in Zurich
Vice President - Sheila Lamont-Stacey
Public Officer / Honorary Secretary - Jean-Marc Micallef
03 9899 2589 info@jungsocietymelbourne.com
Journeying through my own 'complexes' in later life has lead me to deep interest in the mind-body connections and personal development. I am a transpersonal counsellor, worked for 16 years as a remedial massage therapist and have a technical background in electronics. I hope to bring some of my knowledge to the role of Secretary to assist the Society and its members.
Honorary Treasurer - James Davidson treasurer@jungsocietymelbourne.com
James brings decades of experience in large, medium and small business management to the role of Treasurer, including familiarity with online accounting systems.
After 40 years in scholarly, educational and professional publishing and experience in a number of board positions – including banking, Landcare and currently as executive director of the Life Artistry Centre – James enjoys contributing to the society committee in an honorary capacity.
James’ educational background includes Molecular Biology and Ecology (BSc., UofA 1973; minors in Psychology, Mathematics), Philosophy (MAQual., FUA 1975), Informatics (Grad. Dip., NOVI 1983; in Dutch) and Social Science (MSciSoc., UNSW 1990 – thesis topic: Innovation and technology transfer in regional development trajectory).
General Committee:
Honorary Librarian - Catherine O'Dwyer library@jungsocietymelbourne.com
Catherine O’Dwyer has a diploma in Library and Information Studies and is currently working in the Senior Library at a High School. Previously, she was employed at Book Affair in Carlton for fourteen years. She has studied bookbinding and now has a passion for printmaking. Other voluntary Library positions include a year at the Jewish Holocaust Museum and eighteen months at the State Library of Victoria cataloguing printmaking collections in the Rare Books department.
Meet-Up Group - Johnny Heng 03 9645 4941
www.meetup.com/en-AU/C-G-Jung-Society-of-Melbourne-Inc/
While still in his early twenties, Johnny encountered a book about Jung when trawling shelves at a theosophical bookshop in Sydney. He went on to purchase his own copy of the Collected Works. Since then his journey and interest in the world of Jung has been unending. Johnny's particular interests are dreams and meditation.
Audio-visual recording - Tim Falkiner
Tim has lectured to the Jung Society on ‘Jung, Art and Victorian Feminine Emancipation’ (2016), and ‘The Zone of the Pokies Addict (2009) . He is also working on ‘Models of the Mind’ for the Australian Hypnotherapists Association.
Sound Technician / Life Member - John Noack
John joined the Jung Society in 1975, was President from 1980-1982, and has been on the Committee more or less ever since. His lectures to the Society include: Jung and Spiritual Science (1978), Myth and Development (1979) and The Bible & the Psyche (1988). In 1982 he coordinated two highly successful film festivals for the Society: 'The Jungian Approach to Films' and 'Primoridal Images in Film'.
Disclaimers
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Refund Policy
A minimum 50% deposit is required for Registration in all workshops, courses and other events presented by the C G Jung Society of Melbourne. Refunds for monies received (less $25 admin fee) will be issued upon receipt of written requests 7-days PRIOR to the the workshop, course or event. If less than 7-days notice, 50% of the 'full fee' may be refunded. No refunds will be given once the event, course or workshop has already commenced before notice is received.
Registrations:
Consumer Affairs Victoria registration - A0009318F
Australian ABN - 26 221 805 217
Constitution
In keeping with the requirements of the Associations Incorporation Reform Regulations of 2012 a new Constitution was adopted by The C G Jung Society of Melbourne Inc at its AGM on 28th April 2014 . It has since been registered and approved by Consumer Affairs Victoria, and may be downloaded HERE.