Event description
The Engaged Scholarship Learning Lab is being funded by UKRI/ESRC and runs in partnership with BAM. ESLL builds capacity for academics and practitioners to work together to exchange knowledge, design research projects together, test ideas and reflect on the implications of findings to address 'tricky' problems in their contexts.
Join us for the next event in the Practising Engaged Scholarship webinar series, The Lived Experience of Being Engaged Scholars: A Fireside Chat With Prof Monder Ram and Prof Julia Rouse, Wednesday 22nd June 12:00-13:00 BST. In this ‘fireside chat’, Professor Monder Ram (Director of the Centre for Research in Ethnic Minority Research – CREME - at Aston University) and Prof Julia Rouse (Director of the Engaged Scholarship Learning Lab) will talk to one another about their 20+ years of experience of practising Engaged Scholarship.
They will also engage with the webinar audience to hear their experienced and reflections. They plan to discuss:
• Why they became Engaged Scholars and why they keep at it
• How they develop partner relationships
• The knack of crafting shared interests into projects
• Knowing when to hold your ground and when to share control or follow opportunities
• The importance of building teams of Engaged Scholars
• How they have become more resilient
The event will be held via Microsoft Teams, and an invite link to join will be sent to all registered delegates closer to the date.
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Provider Information
BAM is pleased to be working in partnership with the Institute of Small Business and Entrepreneurship (ISBE) to promote the Engaged Scholarship Learning Lab.
