- Introduction to RefWorks (UWE Gloucester)
Date: 21 May 2013
Venue: AW112, UWE Gloucester
RefWorks is an online resource that allows you to store and format references and then incorporate them into Word documents. This library workshop will introduce you to the service and show how you can use it for your assignments and dissertations.
- Researchers' Forum
Date: 22 May 2013
Venue: Room S512 - Frenchay Campus
The UWE Researchers' Forum is an important platform for all academic research staff, especially those who are at an early career stage to run development events specifically to support their career aspirations. This event is themed around – "Making sense of UWE Bristol Strategy 2020: What does it mean for researchers?"
- Introduction to RefWorks
Date: 24 May 2013
Venue: 2D09, Glenside Library
RefWorks is an online resource that allows you to store and format references and then incorporate them into Word documents. This library workshop will introduce you to the service and show how you can use it for your assignments and dissertations.
- Introduction to RefWorks
Date: 29 May 2013
Venue: 2D09, Glenside Library
RefWorks is an online resource that allows you to store and format references and then incorporate them into Word documents. This library workshop will introduce you to the service and show how you can use it for your assignments and dissertations.
- The Progression Exam
Date: 30 May 2013
Venue: Room 3S512, S Block, Frenchay Campus
This workshop aims to explain the regulations surrounding this important hurdle in the research degree process to better enable research students to navigate it successfully by providing hints and tips on putting together the written element and preparation for the oral examination.
- Introduction to RefWorks
Date: 03 June 2013
RefWorks is an online resource that allows you to store and format references and then incorporate them into Word documents. This library workshop will introduce you to the service and show how you can use it for your assignments and dissertations.
- Introduction to RefWorks (UWE Gloucester)
Date: 03 June 2013
Venue: AW112, UWE Gloucester Campus
RefWorks is an online resource that allows you to store and format references and then incorporate them into Word documents. This library workshop will introduce you to the service and show how you can use it for your assignments and dissertations.
- Creative Leadership Project workshop - Leadership and Language
Date: 04 June 2013
Venue: Executive Development Centre, Frenchay Campus
This is a series of three interactive workshops linking research and practice to create new ways of leading in public service organisations. The workshops will draw on three distinct areas of expertise in relation to creative leadership: Language, Innovation and Space. Each Workshop will include a short presentation that will highlight key findings from an existing research project on either language, innovation or space. This will be followed by facilitated round table discussions and the opportunity to network with and learn from the experience of others.
- 'Observing 4D Bonding scans': Research Seminar by Dr Julie Roberts
Date: 05 June 2013
Venue: Room 1B06, Glenside Campus
Dr Julie Roberts, University of Warwick, will be giving a seminar about her research and recent publication 'The Visualised Foetus: A Cultural and Political Analysis of Ultrasound Imagery (2012)'.
- Introduction to RefWorks
Date: 06 June 2013
Venue: 2D09, Glenside Library
RefWorks is an online resource that allows you to store and format references and then incorporate them into Word documents. This library workshop will introduce you to the service and show how you can use it for your assignments and dissertations.
- FBL Inaugural lecture series: Professor Don Webber, Applied Economics in the real world
Date: 06 June 2013
Venue: S Block Street Cafe, Frenchay Campus
In this lecture, Professor Webber offers an alternative perspective on the scope of economics research and underscores the need for economists to produce more realistic and useful research. He will present his own views of academic economists' research boundaries and the difficulty of changing academic mind-sets (especially with respect to methodology). The lecture will offer a pragmatic perspective of economic analysis and explain why he finds economics a compelling subject for research. Professor Webber will highlight some findings from his own applied research that are potentially useful to the real world.
- Thomas Hardy's poems of 1912-13
Date: 08 June 2013
Venue: Light Studio, Arnolfini, 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol, BS1 4QA
The UWE Long Nineteenth-Century Network presents Thomas Hardy's poems of 1912-13. This event is organised through UWE Long Nineteenth-Century Network in conjunction with UWE Regional History Centre. In the course of the day we will consider the literary and personal context in which 'Poems of 1912-13' was composed and will be able to discuss a number of the poems in detail.
- Introduction to the Research Repository
Date: 10 June 2013
Venue: Library Training Room 4D24, Frenchay Campus
Adding your research to the UWE Research Repository increases its visibility and adds it to your staff profile. This training session will introduce you to the repository, teach you how to add your research and give you a chance to try it out with help on hand.
- RefWorks: established users surgery
Date: 11 June 2013
Venue: 4D24, Frenchay Library
RefWorks is an online resource that allows you to store and format references and then incorporate them into Word documents. If you are a RefWorks user but having particular issues with the service, please book up for this established user surgery and get some advice from a Library expert.
- Health, Ethics and Society Research Seminar
Date: 12 June 2013
Venue: Room 1B23, Glenside Campus
Dr Rona Early, Senior Midwifery Lecturer in the Department of Nursing and Midwifery will give a presenatation entitled: 'Constructing masculinities within the context of pregnancy: A discussion of fathers in pregnancy and their status as maternity service users'.
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