Name: Public Engagement Workshop
Start: 2017-05-12T14:00:00+01:00
End: 2017-05-12T17:00:00+01:00
Location: Room 604, 6th Floor

Public Engagement Workshop

UCL's Collaborative Social Science Domain

A Colaborative Social Science Domain Early Career Workshop - Public Engagement 2-5pm, Friday, 12 May 2017 Venue: Room 604, 6th Floor, Bidborough House, UCL, 38–50 Bidborough Street, London WC1H What does public engagement actually involve? Why should you do it? What can it change for you and your work? What support is available? How can you tell if your public engagement is effective? What public groups and individuals might be interesting to engage with about your work? If you need help with any of these questions, join this session to find out more.
 In this interactive workshop, the UCL Public Engagement Unit will introduce some of the concepts and ethos of public engagement. Drawing on UCL staff and students’ public engagement experience, participants will explore why you might want to do engagement, what it involves, who the public are and how you might engage with them about your research and/or teaching. 
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Please note If you register to participate in this workshop, but subsequently to do not attend, and do not inform Michael Reade (m.reade@ucl.ac.uk / 020 7679 8713) beforehand, your department will be charged a proportion of the workshop costs. 
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Room 604, 6th Floor

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