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It’s never too late to stop smoking. Join thousands of people quitting smoking this October. Visit the Staff Wellbeing Hub for additional help and support.

This Global Research Priority brings together academics from a wide range of disciplinary backgrounds to foster Warwick’s research on behavioural science topics of societal interest. Join an event on 13 October to discover more about the GRP, support for your research and how you can get involved and help to shape the GRP’s future.

Share and discuss contemporary practices and research initiatives related to co-creation, hear evidence-based examples and ideas for fostering grassroots collaboration, and network with regional stakeholders on 17 October. To further develop ideas that have been discussed, academics will be able to apply for two small grants to take ideas forward.

Discover the Interchange community of practice series, hosting its first session on 1 November, bringing a deep insight into ‘Experiences of Engaging with Government & Policy’. Each session focuses on different topic or aspect of research impact, across Arts and Social Sciences.

Warwick employees can register for dental insurance at preferred rates, to help with dental care and hygiene costs. Choose a plan that allows claims over costly dental treatments, routine check-ups, and hygiene visits at any dentist – NHS or otherwise.

To help students and staff to work together and to improve the university experience, we’ve opened new spaces in the Library - a Co-creation Space for students and staff to work together, plus the Breathing Space to support student wellbeing. Lib 1 study space is also now managed by the Library.

The Autumn season at Warwick Arts Centre has now launched with exclusive 2-4-1 offers for Warwick staff. Highlights include Aurora Orchestra, K-Music Sensation Dongyang Gozupa, Warwick Arts Centre’s new co-commission, A Dead body in Taos by David Farr and Alina Bzhezhinska/ HipHarp Collective.

Hear Professor Stuart Croft, Vice-Chancellor, speak about the extraordinary things that the University has achieved together, as well as looking forward to the academic year ahead.

Read an updated message from Chris Ennew, Provost, about the help and support in place regarding Professor Tom Marsh, who has been reported as missing in Chile.