Widening Participation: an institutional view from King s College London

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Widening Participation: an institutional view from King s College London

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King’s College, London 26 January 2010

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Who Gains? Widening Participation and the ATP

Who Gains? Widening Participation and the ATP. Emma Stephenson Outreach Manager. In this session we will look at:. what WP is why it matters why it is so hard to achieve how HE helps and hinders.

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Practice Teacher Update Day King’s College London

Practice Teacher Update Day King’s College London. Suzanne Watts PhD Student, Doctoral Training Programme for Children and Young People Oxford Brookes University Department of Psychology, Social Work and Public Health Suzanne.watts-2011@brookes.ac.uk Mobile: 07956 396 009

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Renal Unit, Guy’s Campus, King’s College, London UK

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Sensory Exp erience and Representational Properties David Papineau King’s College London

Sensory Exp erience and Representational Properties David Papineau King’s College London The Aristotelian Society 7 October 2013. The Plan. Introduction Representationalism Representations and Propositions Doing without Propositions The Content of Hallucinations Broadness

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Laura Cattell

Laura Cattell. Goldsmiths, University of London. Laura Cattell Outreach Manager Goldsmiths, University of London. What are we doing?. Goldsmiths’ widening participation priorities for 2012-13 are closely linked to Access Agreement. Disabled Learners

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Widening Participation

Widening Participation. Chris Derbyshire - Widening Participation Schools and Colleges Partnership Coordinator. Supporting young people into Higher Education . What is widening participation?. Some groups are under-represented at university and widening participation seeks to address this

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Stephen Bach King’s College, London Stephen.bach@kcl.ac.uk

RCN June 14 th 2013 The impact of austerity on collective bargaining and employee participation: The local government experience . Stephen Bach King’s College, London Stephen.bach@kcl.ac.uk. Presentation structure .

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Mike Harrison Oxford University Centre for the Environment King’s College, University of London

CLIMATE CHANGE - AN UNPRECENDENTED CHALLENGE TO MANKIND AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR GLOBAL SCIENCE-SOCIETY RELATIONS. Mike Harrison Oxford University Centre for the Environment King’s College, University of London mikeharrison26@btinternet.com

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SARC Individual and Institutional Participation

SARC Individual and Institutional Participation. 2013. Review of Criteria & Process. Input on membership/ participation obtained from various SARC constituents

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WIDENING PARTICIPATION: ARE WE PREPARED FOR OUR STUDENTS?

WIDENING PARTICIPATION: ARE WE PREPARED FOR OUR STUDENTS? DR. RACHEL BOLTON-KING, STAFFORDSHIRE U NIVERSITY. METHOD. INTRODUCTION.

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Professor Bob Fryer CBE National Director for Widening Participation in Learning

Learning Futures Conference, Leicester 9 th -10 th January 2007. Professor Bob Fryer CBE National Director for Widening Participation in Learning. Living in an era of profound & widespread social & cultural change.

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Policy to practice

Policy to practice. Institutional Responses to Widening Participation Claire Graham 7 th September 2011. Aims of the research. To consider how 6 case study universities ‘framed’ their commitment to widening participation.

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Widening Participation Workshop

Widening Participation Workshop. Denis Gibson Interim HR Director. Introduction. The changing healthcare workforce The changing patterns of participation in education The challenge to SUHT. The changing healthcare workforce. The changing healthcare workforce.

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Widening participation as a positive investment in the future

Widening participation as a positive investment in the future. John Selby Director, Education and Participation. The policy context. Lower socio-economic classes are under-represented Need to raise aspiration, attainment and progression to HE for learners from under-represented groups

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King’s College London

King’s College London. King’s College Hospital 2014. Purpose and Practice of Audit. Dr Munther J Hussain King’s College Hospital, London. Introduction. Medical laboratories are the key partners in patient safety. Laboratory results influence 70% of medical diagnoses.

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NHS South Central Widening Participation Overview

NHS South Central Widening Participation Overview. Emma Wilton Widening Participation Manager 23 June 2010. Background 30,000 staff employed in bands 1 – 4 across NHS SC Constitute 38% of total workforce population

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Action on Access

Action on Access. Mary Stuart Associate Director Research and Curriculum. Action on Access. Developing Widening Participation in Higher Education National Co-ordination Team for Widening Participation for HEFCE and the LSC Three Year contract Director and 5 Associate Directors

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Spreading Excellence and Widening Participation in Horizon 2020

Spreading Excellence and Widening Participation in Horizon 2020 CYPRUS HORIZON 2020 NATIONAL LAUNCH EVENT 16/01/2014, Nicosia Telemachos TELEMACHOU, Policy O fficer, DG Research and Innovation, Unit: Smart Specialisation for Growth. Content:. 1. Background on the R&I Divide

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University of Sussex First-Generation Scholars scheme Sarah Cullen Head of Widening Participation

University of Sussex First-Generation Scholars scheme Sarah Cullen Head of Widening Participation. Widening participation. Widening participation – what is it and why? First-Generation Scholars scheme Who is eligible What will they do?. Widening Participation.

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Widening Participation - Why?

Widening Participation - Why?. In the UK parental wealth overwhelmingly remains the predominant factor in determining a child’s academic achievement. Just 24% of school children receiving free school meals achieved the benchmark 5A*–C grades at GCSEs – less than half the average rate.

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Widening Participation and Disruption

Widening Participation and Disruption. Professor Belinda Tynan, Pro-Vice Chancellor (Learning and Teaching) The Open University. Challenges for the Conference. What new models of partnership and curriculum delivery are addressing social inequality and what evidence is there of impact?

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