SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Your State Representative

Oakley Vickery-Howe

Oakley is the SA State Representative for 2026. He is currently in his second year of studying a Bachelor of Secondary Education (Health and Physical Education) at Flinders University and in his second year of living in the Flinders University Hall. Oakley is deeply passionate about residential colleges and representation amongst residents in his state community and across Australia. In 2026, he is serving as the SAAUCC Representative following his previous experience of being the First Year Representative in his first year of college. He is excited to further contribute to NAAUC’s work and strengthen connections between the college community. 


SOUTH AUSTRALIA STATE VISION

  • Enhancing Established Connection

    NAAUC HAS A LONG STANDING RELATIONSHIP WITH THE ADELAIDE COLLEGES, HAVING SEEN 5 OF THE 6 IN ATTENDANCE AT OUR 2023 NATIONAL CONFERENCE.

    NAAUC is committed to fostering and enriching this bond, and digging deeper to understand each college on a personal level. We aim to amplify collaboration, and provide our South Australian colleges with all NAAUC can give and more.

  • Making NAAUC known across the Colleges

    NAAUC AIMS TO AMPLIFY ITS VISIBILITY AND IMPACT ON BROADER RESIDENTIAL LIFE.

    This runs deeper than those student leaders at the forefront of Colleges, but showing all residents the dynamic and indispensable resource NAAUC is, and how valued they are across the nation. We will focus on outreach strategies, to make NAAUC a household name in residential communities across South Australia

  • Working towards a more cohesive intercollege community

    NAAUC IS DEDICATED TO FOSTERING STRONGER BONDS AND COLLABORATION AMONG RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    We see a future where colleges transcend individual identities to form a unified and interconnected community, driven by shared values, goals and experiences. NAAUC will promote collaboration, and facilitate spaces, where college leaders can come together to share ideas and conversations to foster a stronger intercollege community.

South Australia NAAUC History

South Australia and NAAUC have a long history of connection, being a consistent and valued member of NAAUC’s national events. 

South Australia’s state based inter-college committee, SAAUCC, is an offshoot of NAAUC, and in the past the two have operated as official partners. 

NAAUC is not just connected with the four North Adelaide Colleges, but also has a strong history with Flinders University Hall and with Roseworthy Residential Services, and other university accommodation providers across the state. 

South Australian Colleges have offered strong and committed individuals to the NAAUC team, with a succession of passionate state representatives over the last ten years coming from each of South Australia’s Colleges. In 2022, NAAUC’s President was a South Australian, hailing from Lincoln College. 

South Australia has not hosted a National Conference for some time, the last one being held at St Mark's College in 1988. Were it not for Covid-19, 2020 would have seen the return of the National Conference to Adelaide, with plans to host at St Anns College and Lincoln College unfortunately becoming unviable. Despite this challenge, NAAUC held a successful state summit in South Australia in 2022.

GET INVOLVED IN NAAUC’S SOUTH AUSTRALIA PROGRAMS TODAY

Submit an inquiry to the South Australia State Representative

sa@naauc.edu.au

info@naauc.edu.au