School Events
Doing Collaboration Differently
Doing collaboration differently is a career development session hosted by School of Sociology and Social Policy for early career academic related research staff in ESSL.
Ever wanted to have some time to think about how to develop strong, effective and inclusive research networks, with early career peers and others outside the academy, whilst still building an academic career and profile? If you have, then this session on doing collaboration differently is for you.
Speaking in this first session about the trials and tribulations of doing collaboration and surviving in an often unfriendly academy are:
- Nirmal Puwar, Sociology, Goldsmiths College
- Ian Cook, Human Geography, University of Exeter
Places are limited and registration is essential.
To register, contact Marie Johnson by email at m.b.johnson@leeds.ac.uk by 15 December 2008.
For further information, contact Shona Hunter by email at s.d.j.hunter@leeds.ac.uk.
Location Details
Beech Grove House is the Victorian building opposite the Students Union on the University of Leeds main campus.
Doing Collaboration Differently
12 January 2009
11.00am to 3.30pm
Training Course
Beech Grove House
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