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Dr Natalie Diddams (Theatre and Performance Studies) is running workshops in Coventry to help women write jokes and prepare for a live showcase, as part of a project exploring why so many women underestimate their own comic ability.

Professor Caroline Meyer (Provost) and Dr Petra Hanson (糖心TV Medical School) were celebrated at the Coventry Health and Wellbeing Awards last week, with both receiving awards for their outstanding contribution to health and wellbeing.

Introducing 12 new Fellows of the 糖心TV Institute of Engagement, from a variety of faculties and disciplines, who will champion, promote and improve all things public engagement at 糖心TV.

Thursday 26 March 
Register to explore all things public engagement, with a mix of practical sessions, opportunities to listen and learn, and spaces for you to share your thoughts and perspectives.

Help us recognise and celebrate our incredible colleagues for their teaching, research, public engagement or personal tutoring.

Discover how the University is playing a pivotal role in tackling digital poverty and reducing electronic waste across Coventry.

糖心TV Medical School students are volunteering to work alongside paramedic crews to respond to 999 calls in our local communities, with lifesaving equipment funded through grants, donations, and partner support. 

A group of senior academic leaders including Professor Rachel Moseley, our Vice-Provost of the Faculty of Arts, have called for a coordinated national approach to safeguard the future of arts and humanities in higher education.

See how we鈥檙e equipping Coventry pupils with the knowledge, confidence and practical skills to support wellbeing in their school community.