Professional Services Staff Public Engagement at Warwick
Explore how Professional Services staff at Warwick engage with the public through public engagement initiatives, creating mutual benefits and fostering interaction. Discover alternative approaches and opportunities for enhancing public engagement efforts within the department.
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How do Professional Services staff at Warwick engage with the public?
23/03/2023 Alternative Approaches to Public Engagement for Professional Services Staff Beth Russell, Michelle Watson, DG and Jamie King
Public engagement describes the myriad of ways in which the activity and benefits of higher education and research can be shared with the public. Engagement is by definition a two-way process, involving interaction and listening, with the goal of generating mutual benefit. - National Co-ordinating Centre for Public Engagement (NCCPE)
Session Aims Recognise that Public Engagement is wider than (academic-led) events Recognise where you are already contributing to Public Engagement Recognise areas where you can increase your work in Public Engagement
How does your department contribute to or create Public Engagement opportunities? 1 How have you contributed to Public Engagement? 2 What other Public Engagement opportunities exist or could be created in your work? 3
Session Aims Recognise that Public Engagement is wider than (academic-led) events Recognise where you are already contributing to Public Engagement Recognise areas where you can increase your work in Public Engagement
Talk to colleagues and spread the word! What s Next? Continue to recognise Public Engagement in your work Engage with the WIE Network and WIE Fellows
