An International Colloquium
Colloquium theme: International policies and practices for academic enquiry
19-21 April 2007
Marwell Conference Centre, Winchester, UK
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Sponsored by the Economic & Social Research Council|, the Higher Education Academy| , Centre for the Integration of Research, Teaching and Learning (CIRTL)| , University of Southampton| and Southampton Solent University|
OVERALL AIM
The aim is to develop international understanding of the ways in which institutional and state/system policies can, and arguably should, be developed or modified to promote the integration of the core activities of teaching, research and scholarship and, increasingly "service" or "knowledge transfer" (scholarship of engagement).
DELEGATES
Delegates will be a mixture of academics who have studied this subject and policy makers both from the UK and such overseas countries as USA, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, South Africa, Portugal, Germany, Hungary, Sweden, and Sierra Leone.
Delegate Bio-notes| give more information on some of the participants.
MAIN SPEAKERS -
Thursday 19 April
The keynote speaker is Stephen Rowland (University College London) followed later by Paul Ramsden (Higher Education Academy)
Friday 20 April
There is first a presentation by Lewis Elton (University College London) and Lydia Hartwig (Bavarian State Institute for Higher Education Research and Planning, Germany) The session is then opened by Mick Healey (University of Gloucestershire) and Alan Jenkins (Oxford Brookes University). Others presenters include Angela Brew (University of Sydney, Australia), Carol Colbeck (Penn State University, USA), Kerri-Lee Krause (Griffith University, Australia), Theda Skocpol, (Harvard University, USA), Liz Beaty (Higher Education Funding Council for England), Linda Slakey (National Science Foundation, USA), Ian Lyne (Research Council UK), Voldemar Tomusk (Open Society Institute, Hungary), Bob Mathieu (University of Wisconsin- Madison, USA) and Christine Pfund (University of Wisconsin- Madison, USA)
Saturday 21 April
This will be a plenary session, looking both back and forward to the future and The International Colloquium will be closed by Roger Brown
LINKS
Pre-Colloquium Discussion area|,
2007 Colloquium papers|,
2007 Colloquium presentation|,
Previous Colloquia|,
Aim of Collquium|,
Presenter Bionotes|,
2007 members|
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