Wednesday, 24 July 2013

Engagers' Digest 24/7/13

In this edition:

University of Bristol engagement
1. University of Bristol Engage conference: 18 September
2. Volunteering at Doors Open Day: 14 September
3. Festivals Fortnight: 2-15 November

Other news
4. Opportunity to take part in Bristol Islamic Cultural Fayre: 25 August

Friday, 12 July 2013

Engagers' Digest 12/7/13

In this edition:

University of Bristol engagement
1. University of Bristol Engage conference: 18 September
2. Schools engagement: the Schools-University Partnership Initiative

Funding
3. AHRC Collaborative Skills Development call: deadline 19 September
4. Royal Academy of Engineering Ingenious funding: deadline 30 September
5. Wellcome Trust Small Arts Awards: deadline 1 November

Events
6. NCCPE Community Partner Summit: 23-24 September, Bristol
7. The 2013 ASDC National Conference: 26 September, London
8. Communicate 2013: 6-7 November, Bristol

Other news
9. Museomix, people make museums
10. Warminster Rotary Club looking for speaker on climate change
11. Opportunity to be a school governor at Birdwell School in Long Ashton
12. A note from Gordano School: Extension Cafés
13. Volunteering for The One Show Roadshow: 6-7 August, Weston-super-Mare – application deadline 16 July

Tuesday, 2 July 2013

Volunteering opportunity in public engagement in health sciences - 22 July 2013

The University of Bristol Elizabeth Blackwell Institute for Health Research (bris.ac.uk/blackwell) is a new organisation that will deliver innovations desperately needed to tackle many of our pressing health problems. The official launch will highlight Elizabeth Blackwell’s life and her pioneering work in public health in the UK, include a panel discussion focusing on the use of cutting-edge engineering technologies in health monitoring, and will be followed by a reception.

The event will take place on Monday the 22nd of July 2013, between 5:30 pm and 8 pm at the Wills Memorial Building.

We would like to recruit University of Bristol student volunteers to help us ensure the event is a success.

Duties will include stewarding; looking after speakers, VIPs and Elizabeth Blackwell’s relatives; manning the registration desk, answering guests' enquiries and facilitating questions and answers session. Volunteers will have the opportunity to attend the event and meet participants. It will provide volunteers with very valuable experience in public engagement which can be used in prospective job and research grant applications.
For further information about this exciting event please visit this website:
http://www.bristol.ac.uk/blackwell/events/2013/7.html

If you are interested in this opportunity, please get in touch with
Sonia Vougioukalou at s.a.vougioukalou@bristol.ac.uk as soon as possible.