RAW- Research Active Workshops – Staff and Postgraduate Student Research Sessions

School of Humanities but staff and PGs in all schools are welcome

13^th & 14^th of July 

Please pencil into your diary if you are free – more details on staff presentations will follow.

If you are planning to present either as a student or staff member please inform me of the title on this Microsoft Form: https://forms.office.com/r/d8CciZceh3

The aim of these two days is to support and inspire all forms of research in the School of Humanities, including practice-based. There are a variety of sessions to attend and you do not need to attend everything. Presentation titles will be given nearer the time. Please come along to support your colleagues and to have some time to focus on your research.  

13th July 

• 9.30am

DeGrey 121 – Coffee and Pastries 

• 10am

DG121 – Brief introduction from Prof Abi Curtis 

• 10.30am 

DG121 – Professor Matthew Reason on how to engage with the Institute for Social Justice 

• 11.00am – 12.30pm

DG121/DG123 – Parallel sessions – staff and PGR presentations of research 

• 12.30pm

BREAK Please note this is a long break and lunch is not provided. We return later for tea and cake 

• 2.00pm

DG121 – Tea and Cake Beginning of mini Writing Retreat 

• 4.00pm

DG121- Reflections and close 

14th July 

• 10.00am

DG121 – Coffee and pastries

• 10.30am

DG121 – Living Lab presentation from the Ecological Justice research group led by Dr Jude Parks and Dr Catherine Heinemeyer

• 11.30am

DG121 – DG123 Parallel sessions – staff and PGR presentations of research

• 1.00pm

BREAK – Please note this is a long break and lunch is not provided. We return later for tea and cake

• 2.30pm

DG121 – Tea and Cake

• 3pm

DG121 – Hybrid session that can also be accessed via Teams Academic publishers panel Matthew Frost from Manchester University Press and Amy Martin from Bloomsbury Academic USA. Tips of writing book proposals. Q & A.

• 4pm

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