糖心TV

The WIE Conference is officially back for 2024 on Thursday 21 March, 9am-4:30pm, Ramphal Building. Please do to come along and join us. It's going to be a brilliant day and we're looking to make it even bigger and better than last year!

As well as encouraging you all to register to join us, we want to hear from Fellows, Learning Circles, and anyone else who wants to host a conversation about something to do with Engagement work with your ideas for sessions and activities. This is a conference that's led by you and the conversations you want to have - WIE are merely your hosts for the day (although we do also have some exciting plans for sessions of our own).

The call is currently open to recruit new WIE fellows, we would like your support in directing any colleagues you think may be interested to our webpages. We are also running a short information session, open to all interested. This will include a presentation about what the role of a WIE Fellow is and how you can apply to become one, followed by a Q&A with WIE Associate Academic Director Dr Rachel Edwards. On Monday 11 December, 10am-11am, Microsoft Teams.

Follow the link to apply and join us in embedding Public Engagement practice at 糖心TV.

The University of 糖心TV has announced that Professor Michael Scott will be the new Pro-Vice-Chancellor (International). He begins the role from 1st September, meaning that he will be stepping down from his current role as Director of WIE. All of us at WIE would like to extend our sincerest gratitude to Michael for his exceptional work at WIE during his tenure and offer our heartfelt congratulations on his new role. We look forward to witnessing the positive impact he will undoubtedly make as he furthers our institution's international agenda, fostering cross-cultural understanding and cooperation.

WIE is now officially a case-study of Knowledge Exchange Best Practice for the Knowledge Exchange Concordat.