Engage 2010: Workshops

This is a list of the workshops hosted at Engage 2010, with links to any associated resources. We hope you find it helpful. As more relevant resources become available we will add them to this page.

Workshops Day One

Workshops Day Two

 

Workshop title

Content and presenters

Day One

Issues & Challenges in Co-inquiry Research

Exploring how to develop collaborative research projects with the community

Sarah Banks, Andrea Armstrong, Andrew Russell (Durham University); Audley Genus (Newcastle University); and Maurice Clarkson, Robert Moss (Thrive/Changemakers, Teeside).

Developing an Engagement Strategy

Developing an Engagement Strategy

Dr. Josephine A. Boland, National University of Ireland, Galway and Professor Paul Younger, Newcastle University

Presentation

Public Engagement and its Place in the REF

How public engagement may feature in the Research Excellence Framework

Chris Taylor, REF Deputy Project Manager, HEFCE and Professor Jim Al-Khalili, University of Surrey

Presentation

www.hefce.ac.uk/research/ref/impact/

Bursting the Bubble: New Insights into Student Volunteering

What new research reveals about student volunteering and public engagement

Georgina Brewis, Institute for Volunteering Research and David Owen, NCCPE

Presentation

Bursting the Bubble Report

Creative Learning Journeys

Exploring how to capture and share the learning involved in public engagement

Erinma Ochu, Manchester Beacon; Frankie Mullen, Dovetail and others

Public Engagement and the Researcher Development Statement

Exploring the place of public engagement in the new Researcher Development Statement

Alison Mitchell, Vitae; Lara Crossland and Sophie Duncan, NCCPE

Presentation

Community Engaged Learning

Lessons learned about how to embed community-based learning in the curriculum

Professor John Annette, Pro Vice Master, Birkbeck, University of London and Professor Andrew Furco, Associate Vice President, University of Minnesota

Reward and Recognition- What Makes a Difference?

The challenges involved in rewarding and recognising public engagement

Maggie Leggett, University of Bristol and Bruce Etherington, Beacon for Wales

Presentation - Maggie Leggett

Presentation - Bruce Etherington

Pitfalls & Potentials of Community Engagement with Universities

Exploring some of the pitfalls of university-community engagement

Michael Edwards, UCL and others

 Presentation

What does it Take to do Engagement Well?

A chance to explore the purposes of public engagement, and ways of supporting effective practice

Julie Worrall, CUE East - University of East Anglia, Heather Rea, Edinburgh Beltane Beacon for Public Engagement

 Presentation

On Our Doorsteps: Building Neighbourliness through Community University Partnership

An innovative approach to public engagement and community knowledge exchange

Ceri Davies, University of Brighton (Cupp), Beth Thomas-Hancock, University of Brighton (Active Student)

 Presentation (PDF)

Social Media Public Engagement workshop

Making the most of social media

Erinma Ochu, Manchester Beacon and Stevie Ronnie, Newcastle University

Presentation (PDF)

Social Media and PE Event Report 

Building Future Public Engagement

How public engagement can inform the design of a new institution

John Davidson UKCMRI Communications Director; Christopher Stock, Wellcome Trust and Steve Cross, UCL Beacon

What's in it For Me?

What benefits does public engagement bring to researchers and their institutions?

Phil Newton, NERC; Sarah Whatmore, University of Oxford; David James, Sheffield Hallam University

Presentation (PDF)

Summary

vinspired Students’ Pledge

Helping students make the case for volunteering and engagement in their universities

Stephen Hill, University of Gloucestershire; Jamie Darwen, NCCPE and members of the NCCPE Student Advisory Board

Day 2

 

Embedding Public Engagement in Higher Education – Issues & Actions

Sharing the findings from the NCCPE’s Action Research Project

Danny Burns, Institute of Development Studies at Sussex University

Public Engagement: if it’s Worth Doing, it’s Worth Doing Well

What does ‘quality’ public engagement look like? And how can we encourage it to happen?

Heather Rea, Edinburgh Beltane Beacon for Public Engagement

Using Funding to Galvanise Engagement

How can funders use their influence to galvanise excellent practice and organisational change?

David Sweeney, Director, Research, Innovation and Skills, HEFCE (chair)

Presentation (PDF)

The vinspired Students’ Pledge

Helping students make the case for volunteering and engagement in their universities

Jamie Darwen, and members of the Student Advisory Board

SS Great Britain: Shipwreck to Ship Shape

Exploring the lessons learned from a creative partnership

Rhian Tritton, SS Great Britain Trust and Chris Webster, University of the West of England

Making the Most of Festivals 

Research into the most effective ways of working with festivals to engage with the public

Nicola Buckley, University of Cambridge, Eric Jensen University of Warwick and Jamie Darwen, NCCPE

The Science Shop: Community- based Research with Students

Exploring an innovative approach to involving students in community-based research

Emma McKenna and , Eileen Martin, Queen's University Belfast, and Henk Mulder, Science Shop, University of Groningen

Central Support for Public Engagement

How universities are investing in central support for public engagement

Eluned Parrott, University of Cardiff, Maggie Leggett, University of Bristol, Dee Smart, University of West of England

Presentation - Maggie Leggett (PDF)

Open Space

A chance to explore themes emerging from the conference

Facilitator: Danny Burns, Institute of Development Studies at Sussex University

National Engagement Campaigns: Opportunities and Challenges

Exploring how universities can benefit from taking part in national engagement

Chair: Sophie Duncan, NCCPE Deputy Director Panel: Ger Graus, Children’s University; Savita Custead, Bristol Natural History Consortium; and Jonathan Sanderson, Beacons’ Bang Goes the Theory

Presentation - Ger Gauss (PDF)

Presentation - Savita Custead (PDF)

Public Engagement on a Global Stage

A chance to find out about how universities around the world are embracing engagement

Chair: Dr. Gisele Yasmeen, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, Canada

Panel: Professor Sir David Watson, Oxford University and Professor Budd Hall, University of Victoria, Canada

Presentation - David Watson (PDF)

Exhibiting at the V&A: A collaboration with Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design

How a university and museum worked together to share expertise and create an innovative public programme

Jo Morrison, Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design and V&A

Embedding Public Engagement in Higher Education Research Teams: Drivers & Benefits

Sharing research and lessons learned about how best to embed support for public engagement into research teams

Patricia Gray and Joanne Tipper, University of Leeds, Claire Thomson, UCL

Public Engagement as a Pathway to Impact

Exploring the place of public engagement in RCUK’s Pathways to Impact

Ruth Potter, RCUK

Presentation (PDF)

Summary