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October 10, 2016

Festival of Learning 2017 – support for developing your event idea

BU research, Festival of Learning, Impact, international, Public engagement, Research communication, Training, Uncategorized Joanna Pawlik

fol-colour-logoDo you have a fantastic piece of research that you’d like to develop into a public engagement event but need help or ideas?  Or perhaps you have an existing event that you’d like to make more engaging or take to a new audience? 

Naomi Kay (Public Engagement Officer) and Genna West (Engagement and Impact Facilitator) are on-hand to provide support for planning your event, writing the proposal or just to talk through any ideas you might have.  They will be based in the locations specified below, so please stop by!

If none of the slots suit you or if you would like to speak to either Genna or Naomi specifically, then please feel free to get in touch and set up a meeting to discuss your event plans.

In addition to these drop-in sessions, a dedicated training session will take place on Monday 31 October, focusing specifically on developing a public engagement event.  The workshop will explore:

  • How public engagement can provide an opportunity to share your research with the public
  • Event design for public engagement events
  • How to engage the audience you want to target
  • How best to evaluate your events
  • What makes a good Festival of Learning event, with examples of effective past events

There will be dedicated time and support for individuals to create a new event to submit to the Festival of Learning.  Find out more and book your place via Organisation Development here.

Date Time Location
Wednesday 12 October 11am-12pm Naked Coffee Shop (next to RLH, Lansdowne)
Wednesday 19 October 11am-12pm Fusion Building – coffee area
Thursday 27 October 11am-12pm Naked Coffee Shop (next to RLH, Lansdowne)
Monday 31 October – Developing a public engagement event training session 1pm-4pm Student Hall, Talbot House, Talbot campus

Please book this session via OD.

Friday 11 November 12:30pm-1:30pm EB204, Executive Business Centre
Monday 14 November 8:30am-10am Fusion Building – coffee area
Tuesday 15 November 4pm-5pm Executive Business Centre Cafe
Wednesday 23 November 2pm-3pm Poole House Atrium
Thursday 24 November 11am-12pm Naked Coffee Shop (next to RLH, Lansdowne)
Monday 28 November 9am-11am Executive Business Centre Cafe
Thursday 1 December 8:30am-5pm Talbot Campus Drop In
Deadline for event submissions – 4pm on Friday 2 December

 

Tags: Festival of Learning global impact knowledge exchange public engagement

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