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Volcano at Universities Week launch

Universities Week launch

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Sophie Duncan, Deputy Director of the NCCPE, joined Universities UK for the launch of an action-packed Universities Week 2014 . I was delighted to be a part of the launch event for Universities Week...

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REF 2014: Taking stock

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In May 2014 we ran a consultation to feed into HEFCE’s informal review of the Research Excellence Framework (REF), focussing on the ways in which public engagement (PE) had featured in the different...

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Welcome mat

Creating an environment where engagement can flourish

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Sophie Duncan, Deputy Director of the NCCPE , shares her thoughts on a fascinating plenary from Engage 2013. Chad Gaffield invited us to a drink at a firehouse – and he wasn’t kidding. In his 20...

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Pineapple upside down cake

Anyone for a delicious slice of pineapple upside-down cake?

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Dr Ornette D Clennon, an NCCPE Public Engagement Ambassador and Visiting Enterprise Fellow at Manchester Metropolitan University , indulges us with a cake metaphor as he shares his visions of a new...

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Zeiss microscopy

The Human Brain

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How do you see the future for engaged universities? Dr Kerry Leslie, Head of Public Engagement with Research for Research Councils UK, imagines the engaged university being as awe-inspiring and...

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Public engagement with research: making sense of the diversity

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Sandy Oliver, Professor of Public Policy at the Institute of Education, compares engagement to a thriving cottage industry and proposes a framework to help us to learn from different approaches, and...

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Puzzle

Grand Challenges of the 21st Century

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Paul Benneworth, senior researcher at the University of Twente, explores how new forms of collaboration are essential if we are to find ways of tackling the huge societal challenges that the future...

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Seascape

No more flares (and I don’t mean trousers or do I?!)

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Simon Denegri, Chair of Involve, tells a cautionary parable as he exhorts universities to create cultures supportive of engagement. The sea rose on its haunches and beckoned them to look aloft. The...

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Yellow brick road

Tackling the ‘Wicked Issues’

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The Future of University/Public Engagement and Social Justice? What might the engaged university of the future be like? In the latest Engaged Futures blog, Sharon Clancy, Head of Community...

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Whose ‘public good’ does engaged research serve?

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Keri Facer, Professor of Educational and Social Futures at the University of Bristol, explores how universities need to address inequalities in society through a more holistic approach, if the...

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