
A message from Professor Andrew O’Neil
News 28 MayAn update from the Executive Dean of Law and Business Professor Andrew O'Neil.
29 April 2020
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A number of sessions are being offered in May to support staff applying for academic promotion and to assist supervisors on how they can best support their staff when applying for academic promotion.
These sessions are for academic staff who are considering applying for promotion in the 2020 round, or in the near future. The session includes:
Please register your attendance viaStaff Connectby searching for the course code.
Campus | Date/Time | Staff Connect Code |
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All campuses (MS Teams) | Tuesday, 26 May: 1pm – 2pm | 12088 |
All campuses (MS Teams) |
Friday, 29 May: 12noon – 1pm |
12088 |
Professor Meg Stuart, Acting Deputy Provost will discuss with applicants how to best use their scholarship of teaching evidence to build a strong case as part of an application and case for promotion.
Please register your attendance viaStaff Connectby searching for the course code.
Campus | Date/Time | Staff Connect Code |
---|---|---|
All campuses (MS Teams) |
Thursday, 28 May: 1pm - 2pm |
12090 |
Professor James McLaren, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research) will discuss with applicants how to best use their research evidence to build a strong case as part of an application and case for promotion.
Please register your attendance viaStaff Connectby searching for the course code.
Campus | Date/Time | Staff Connect Code |
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All campuses (MS Teams) | Wednesday, 27 May: 1.30pm – 2.30pm |
12091 |
This session is specifically tailored to provide academic supervisors with guidance on preparing and effectively supporting academic staff who are considering applying for promotion. The session includes:
Please register your attendance viaStaff Connectby searching for the course code.
Campus | Date/Time | Staff Connect Code |
---|---|---|
All campuses (MS Teams) |
Tuesday, 26 May: 2.30pm – 3.30pm |
12089 |
All campuses (MS Teams) |
Friday, 29 May: 1.30pm –2.30pm |
12089 |
For more information about academic promotions, clickhere.
For more information on registering for courses via Staff Connect please consult theStaff Connect user guide.
If you have any questions about the information sessions please contactService Central.
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