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Coffee Roulette: A new way to meet colleagues from across campus
With many of us now home-working on a regular basis, it can be difficult to form networks across Warwick. Enter Coffee Roulette, a new initiative designed to help colleagues meet informally – either face-to-face or online – with other staff members we might not normally encounter in our everyday roles.
Interested? Register before Wednesday 31 January to be matched with a colleague.
Professor Jane Bryan named a winner in the Positive Leadership Awards 2023
This international award recognises the many University-wide initiatives Jane (School of Law) has introduced across campus.
New bus service
Great news: Warwick has partnered with National Express to fund a dedicated bus serviceLink opens in a new window that provides regular transport between central campus, Leamington Spa, and Warwick Innovation Campus.
Road closure
Sections of Lynchgate Road and Shultern Lane will closeLink opens in a new window between Monday 29 January and Thursday 30 May, to support a segregated cycle route and improve pedestrian crossings.
Education Conference: Call for proposals
Assessment plays a vital role in higher education – so how could we reimagine the assessment landscape? Warwick鈥檚 Education Conference is calling for proposalsLink opens in a new window around this theme, before 12 February.
Are you passionate about inclusion in higher education?
Check out Warwick鈥檚 Academic Development Centre鈥檚 new Inclusive Pedagogies workLink opens in a new window – with a chance to attend in-person workshops and online forums and make use of bespoke support.
Academic leave requests
Any department-approved academic leave requests should be sent to the Academic Processes teamLink opens in a new window by Thursday 29 February. Any unpaid leave requests need to be updated on SuccessFactors.
Do you use Ideate, the electronic research grants and contracts system?
Changes have been made to the compliance questions you鈥檒l be asked. Find out moreLink opens in a new window, including what this could mean for your research.
After a life-changing injury, Cat Fitchett says her life was transformed by Tim Spalding, an Honorary Associate Professor at Warwick Medical School (WMS) – and now, she鈥檚 working with WMS on new awareness and research projects.