May Newsletter 2020
RISL Monthly Newsletter May 2020 Term 2 has continued online at the Richmond Institute for our Dual Diploma, Sports Development and Leadership Management. We have had some elite guest speakers that have helped our students gain further insight into the elite pathway, which helped them be focused and determined this month. The talented Emma Murray […]
April Newsletter 2020
RISL Monthly Newsletter April 2020 The Staff at the Richmond Institute have worked tirelessly to convert student studies to an online face-to-face format for Term 2. There have been some challenges but also some strong success here in making sure that students thrive to their full potential. These additions to the program have created determined […]
Tyson Day
A fantastic day of engaging content was delivered on Monday 2nd March, from guest speaker Tyson Day from Arrive & Thrive. Tyson shared his valuable knowledge on a range of topics including Career Design, Networking and Building Positive connections in the Sporting Industry. Grace Rodgers (2020 Student) commented “Tyson’s presentation was really engaging, his activities […]
More than a premiership for RISL pair
RISL students Will Latchford and Luke Paramanathan will perhaps remember their recent VAFA Division 3 premiership as the steppingstones to their fledgling careers in the sports industry. Latchford who hopes to embark on a career in strength and conditioning and Paramanathan who aspires to work within the AFL industry were set up with Emmaus St […]
RISL Students Gain Jack Dyer Medal Event Insights
Richmond Institute of Sport Leadership students Daniel Skinner and Ellen Thompson were given a special opportunity at the Richmond Football Club’s night of nights earlier this month. The pair assisted the Club’s Events Department with the delivery of the annual Jack Dyer Medal, held at the Crown Palladium. Skinner said the night which gave the […]
Thriving students secure Richmond employment
A further three soon-to-be Richmond Institute of Sport Leadership graduates have gained employment at the Richmond Football Club, starting this year. Macy Hall, Will Latchford and Layton Sketcher will join the Club as Fan Engagement Support Officer’s for the next six months. It follows on from fellow RISL alumni Shayla Clarke’s appointment as a Marketing […]
Richmond Institute Of Sport Leadership to open in Mildura
The Richmond Football Club will continue its push into the Sunraysia region with a new Richmond Institute of Sport Leadership campus commencing classes in Mildura next year. Delivered in partnership by Richmond and the Swinburne University of Technology, the program offers students the unique opportunity to develop into the next generation of sports industry leaders. […]
Class of 2018 honoured
The Richmond Institute of Sports Leadership class of 2018 graduated recently with a ceremony at the Swinburne Centre’s Maurice Rioli room. Hosted by well-known former sports broadcaster, and current Richmond Football Club multimedia executive, Tiffany Cherry, the event was a celebration for the 108 students who had successfully completed the program. 52 per cent of […]
First RISL student drafted to the AFL
The Richmond Institute of Sports Leadership (RISL) congratulates Isaac Quaynor, a first-round draftee recruited to the Collingwood Football Club in Thursday night’s 2018 National AFL Draft. This year, while firmly focusing his efforts on football, Quaynor, 18, successfully completed the Institute’s double diploma in Sports Management and Leadership – a course delivered in partnership with […]
Lauren Jackson joins Richmond Institute
Chris Young, The Border Mail Former international basketballer and three-time Olympic silver medallist, Lauren Jackson, has joined the Richmond Institute of Sports Leadership as the club looks to expand into the Albury-Wodonga region next year. The football club, which owns subsidiary business Aligned Leisure, offer a duel Diploma of Sport Development and Leadership Management in conjunction […]
