Woodside Scholar: Jack Munns
The Woodside Professional Indigenous Scholarship program at St Catherine’s is intended to support students in achieving success in their university studies by providing funding assistance and career opportunities.
Jack Munns, one of our 2020 Woodside Scholars, is a valued member of our College community. Jack is a senior member of the RA team who manages our Student Wellbeing portfolio, as well as providing support for our residents living in the Banksia and Prescott buildings.
What are you currently studying?
A Graduate Certificate in Protected Area Administration having completed a Bachelor of Marine Science at Murdoch University.
What would you like to achieve in your career/studies?
I would like to complete a Master of Research, to prove to myself that I am capable of things I was told I can’t do.
What are your goals for the future?
I would love to study and work closely with tropical coral reefs and observe the interaction of natural environmental processes as well as perform research which aids in the protection of these precious places.
What's been your most memorable experience at St Cats?
The Valedictory Dinner in 2017, when we celebrated the win of all the inter-college cups with the fireworks promised [by our Head of College, Fiona Crow] for our efforts.
What advice do you have for those applying for a scholarship?
Do not hesitate to apply, the opportunities made available through this scholarship are endless, whether it is gaining work experience in an amazing work culture, or having industry connections who support you and help you succeed. I am very grateful to Woodside for believing in me.
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