The #UofGEngage forum is a new space for staff and students interested in public and community engagement to come together, share ideas, network and build a community.

For our second session on Friday 5 March, we'd like to bring together people from across the university to explore inter-disciplinary collaborations between science or engineering and the arts. How can they benefit our engagement, our research and our teaching? What support is needed to encourage collaborations or make them more diverse?

We'll have short case studies of successful examples, information about funding that encourages inter-disciplinary approaches, and opportunities to make connections.

Featuring case studies from:

Sarah Cook (Information Studies)
Azadeh Emadi (Film & TV) & Daniele Faccio (Physics)
Ed Hutchinson (Centre for Virus Research), Daniel Livingstone (Glasgow School of Art) & Annabel Slater (ScientArt)

We'll also be joined by other experienced collaborators during our breakout sessions and chat.

Comment along with us on the day using the hashtag #UofGEngage.

Please note that some parts of the session may be recorded for training and legacy purposes.

SHARE YOUR VIEWS

We'd love to tailor this session to your interests: click the link to add your comments on Padlet

SCHEDULE

10:00 - 10:15 Introduction

10:15 - 10:25 Spotlight on Funding

10:25 - 10:40 Case Studies

10:40 -11:00 Q&A and Open Discussion

11.00 - 11.20 Breakout Discussions

11.20 - 11:30 Summary and Next Steps

Members of the UofGEngage Forum will be available to discuss particular queries you may have until 12noon.

Feel free to join us for as much or as little of the session as you like.

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#UofGEngage Forum: Public Engagement and Arts/STEM Collaboration