Join me for the final session of the day: “Integrating Community Engagement in Public Affairs Education Solutions for Professors Working in Divisive Environments”
The 18th annual Public Administration Research Conference (PARC) is almost here! PARC will take place Feb. 28 at UCF Downtown. Be sure to register or submit your poster by Feb. 21. Check out the full schedule below 👇 https://lnkd.in/esAKrusb
Where should higher education institutions and research performing organisations start in addressing gender-based violence ⁉ Find the answers at our 6th UniSAFE final conference session. Explore resources such as an action plan, a guide for awareness-raising campaign, and a protocol development to assess, implement, and enhance institutional policies. Don’t miss the second part for insights into challenges, shared practices, collaboration, and practical tips. 🔗 Watch the replay: https://lnkd.in/eNaw4U47
The challenging Budget later this month is a reminder that the R&D sector needs a broad base of political champions who see research and innovation as a pathway to a stronger economy and society. As a sector, we have to earn that support, and CaSE has sought to start early. As soon as the General Election was called, we drew on our public opinion work to create a first-of-its-kind constituency-level map of public appetite for R&D. This analysis showed the scale of support for more local R&D activity and jobs, more clinical trials in local hospitals and local school visits to R&D centres. It showed just how many people wanted their local MP to be a champion for R&D, and to engage with local R&D organisations. 👉 Explore the constituency data: https://lnkd.in/e_3JHW6H We used that analysis to contact almost 4,000 Parliamentary Candidates ahead of the election, and shared our new Guide to R&D on the Doorstep which urged them to engage with R&D as part of their campaign platform. 👉 Explore the Doorstep Guide: https://lnkd.in/epMhGJ7x Despite not seeking a response, we got over 130+ emails back from candidates, with many saying they would be weaving more discussion about R&D into their campaigning. Post-election, we wanted to crystallise on these new connections, so we produced the 650 bespoke booklets described below. It was a mammoth task to produce that many individualised, printed booklets packed with constituency-level stats and nearby case studies of R&D that were contributed by CaSE's members. As MPs settle back into Westminster after the conference recess, these booklets are already generating new connections and meetings with MPs who might not typically be on the radar of the R&D sector. Its these new voices, from places that might not be immediately seen as R&D hubs, that will help our sector demonstrate its relevance to the whole UK. Its our sector's chance to forge that new group of political champions. Thanks go to: the CaSE team, our members for contributing case studies at pace, University of Strathclyde for sponsoring the booklets, and Wellcome for supporting the opinion polling. All CaSE's work depends on our members, so considering joining today: https://lnkd.in/eMQFRYKi
Last month, CaSE sent every Westminster MP a bespoke booklet to: 1️⃣ Share our constituency-level analysis on public appetite for R&D 2️⃣ Invite them to connect with local CaSE members 3️⃣ Encourage them to start a conversation about what R&D means for their constituency and the UK The booklets shared examples of R&D happening in the MP's own region. These case studies were provided by CaSE members and showcase the fantastic breadth and depth of UK R&D. Visit our website to: explore a digital copy of the booklet; search and download specific constituency booklets; and explore the full catalogue of R&D case studies. This project was kindly sponsored by the University of Strathclyde https://lnkd.in/eGpakA5y
The August issue of the OIF E-Newsletter is here! Read about OIF National Conference, Updates from the OIF, Back to School Tips, Upcoming Events, and more at https://lnkd.in/eGR6jPmX
How to prepare for the HQN annual conference - plus days in the library of the Wellcome Institute
We are really looking forward to hosting this webinar on this important topic of FAFSA, and how it impacts students and families applying to college now!!
TUNE IN on July 26 at 3:00 pm EST as DFI's Jim Blew moderates The Federalist Society's webinar titled "FAFSA and the Future of Higher Education," featuring Emmanual A. Guillory, M.A., Diane A. Jones, and Steve Taylor, D.B.A. Register today: https://loom.ly/saseIPk
Lauri Bradford discuss how CUNY SPS prepares you for the Research Administration and Compliance field. Learn more about the MS in Research Administration and Compliance program: https://ow.ly/A2ii50T7NlR
🚀 Session reveal: The Trust Panel: What are the actions we need to take to ensure that we can maintain trust in scholarly outputs in both the near and long term future? Let's discuss. The STM US Annual Convention is happening in DC in roughly two weeks — there's still time to grab your seat to join us >> https://lnkd.in/epaawrPE
A study reviewed by our Youth contributor Tom Green in this month's Performance Digest To read the findings and practical recommendations for the studies in June's issue, click the Academy link below https://lnkd.in/gVwJNHZc
