So you want to be a Senior Fellow - Getting started
Do you have experience of influencing other colleagues’ professional practice in your higher education career? Seeking professional recognition for this?
- From: Tuesday 19 March 2019, 12 pm
- To: Tuesday 19 March 2019, 1 pm
- Location: Bonington 222, City Campus,
- Booking deadline: Sunday 17 March 2019, 12.00 am
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Do you have experience of influencing other colleagues’ professional practice in your higher education career? Seeking professional recognition for this?
This is an opportunity for colleagues to learn more about what is required when applying for HEA Senior Fellowship (SFHEA) via the Professional Recognition Scheme at NTU.
During the session we will cover the D3 descriptors and discuss evidence which may support a SFHEA claim. The aim of this session is for participants to leave informed about the process and motivated to commence their writing! The workshop will have an informal feel and there will be plenty of time to Qs & As.
Places are limited. To register click on 'Reserve your place' above or below.
Tea/Coffee and Biscuits provided.
For further information about Fellowship at NTU please visit the NOW Learning Room
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