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On 16 June, jobs.ac.uk is collaborating with Women-Space to host an exclusive webinar on 鈥楬ow to Champion Yourself鈥�. Open to all females working in academia, the session will explore how women can claim their space as inspiring academics and build confidence in sharing strengths and achievements. Find out more and register.
Building Translational Partnerships event - 26 May
Battery Worlds: from material supply chains to a production network approach
On 24 May, come along to an Energy Global Research Priority talk on emerging geographies of battery manufacturing. Find out more.
Using Mindfulness to boost your Creativity
On 25 May, Warwick Enterprise will be hosting an online session exploring the topics of self-care, mindfulness and creativity looking at 鈥榳hat does it mean to be mindful?鈥�. Register now and learn more about practices you can explore to support your wellbeing and (re)connect with your creative self.
Engaging with Creative Practices - 24 May
Join Arts and Social Sciences interchange on 24 May for a session on Engaging with Creative Practices and how this can be a pathway to impact. Find out more and book your place.
An interview with Andy Johnson: Social Inclusion Manager
This week we met with Andy Johnson, a Social Inclusion Manager here at Warwick, to find out more about the Staff Culture Survey and what social inclusion means to him. Read the full interview and complete the survey by 20 May to play your part in building a more inclusive culture here at Warwick.
Join us at FAB Fest this Friday
Register your interest and join us this Friday for our eagerly anticipated celebration of the arts at Warwick.
We want your input on the Curriculum Review Project
As we start to develop practical support for programme teams on implementing curriculum design and review, we invite colleagues to help shape and inform the discussion about the toolkit, resources and support model we are developing. Check out our Workshops and Events page for information on upcoming workshops and how to register.
Mental Health research at Warwick: sharing and networking event - 17 May
This session will bring together colleagues working in the field of mental health and wellbeing research across the Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS)Link opens in a new window, Connecting CulturesLink opens in a new window and Health. If you work in any of these fields, wish to be better connected with other researchers in adjacent fields and more able to plan for interdisciplinary approaches to mental health research, view the event calendar and book your place.