What is community engagement and what is it not? What are the benefits of meaningful engagement with communities for academic work but also for those people engaging with us?
As part of our series of events to support female academics at Nottingham Trent University and University of Nottingham and to raise the profile of their work, this panel discussion will look at the value of community engagement.
Chaired by Dr Paula Black of Nottingham Civic Exchange and with panellists including Dr Alison Gardner from the Rights Lab at University of Nottingham, this one-hour discussion will be followed by an hour of networking and buffet lunch.
Come along to find out how you can improve your engagement.
This event will take place 12-2pm on Wednesday 26 June in Room 58 (fifth floor), Newton Building, Nottingham Trent University.
Attendance is free and lunch is provided. Please note, we may not be able to accommodate dietary requirements due to the cut off date for catering orders. Please email any questions or dietary requests to Kirsty Green at kirsty.green@ntu.ac.uk who will advise if we are able to assist.
To book your place, please visit the event page.
Tags: Dr Alison Gardner, Dr Paula Black, Female academics, Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham Women Expert Network, rights lab
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