Engage 2010: Plenaries
There were four plenary sessions at Engage 2010. Here you can find out what happened at these sessions.
Plenary 1: The Case for Public Engagement
Chair: Kathy Sykes, Professor of Sciences & Society, University of Bristol
Speakers: Alan Thorpe, Chair, Research Councils UK, and Terry Ryall, CEO for v, the National Young Volunteers Service
Alan Thorpe
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Terry Ryall 
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Plenary 2 : A President's Reflection on the Role of Engagement in Universities
Chair: Paul Manners, Director, NCCPE
Speaker: Dame Professor Nancy Rothwell, President and Vice-Chancellor, University of Manchester and Principal Investigator, Manchester Beacon
Plenary 3: Public Engagement in Hard Times
Chair: Paul Gough, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, University of the West of England
Speakers: David Sweeney, Director, Research Innovation and Skills, HEFCE, and Linda Quinn, Director of Communications and Marketing, Big Lottery Fund
David Sweeney
Linda Quinn
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Plenary 4: Public Engagement: What Might the Future Hold?
Chair: Paul Manners, Director, NCCPE
Speakers: Sir David Watson, Principal of Green Templeton College, University of Oxford and Gisèle Yasmeen, Vice-President, Partnerships, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.
Sir David Watson
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Gisèle Yasmeen 
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