We are delighted to have an interview with Professor Simon Walker, Academic Lead for the UCL Arena Centre for Research-based Education. Simon shares his experience of setting up the Change agents’ network. We hope you enjoy listening to Simon in this video (opens in a new window).
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We are delighted to have an interview with Tom Lowe, director for the Centre of student engagement at the University of Winchester. Tom shares his experience of the Change agents’ network and his involvement with the running of two CAN conferences which the University of Winchester hosted with support from Jisc. You can find out […]
Here is an interview with Elliott Lancaster who has been part of the Change Agents’ Network for a few years! He tells us about his experiences and what he thinks of the CAN conferences! 1. So, tell us about yourself, what do you enjoy doing? I really enjoy getting involved in youth empowerment projects, providing […]
The students at Keele University who are supporting the organisation of CAN 2021 conference introduce themselves. We are delighted to be working with them on this exciting event. A reminder that proposals for the conference need to be submitted to by 15th February. Submit your abstract by completing the following form: CAN 2021 Abstract Submission […]
Keele University’s Institute of Innovation and Teaching Excellence, supported by Jisc, is delighted to be hosting the 2021 Change agents’ network (CAN) conference. This will be the 8th CAN conference and builds on the successful past co-hosted events celebrating student-staff partnership working. The 2021 event will take place on the 1st June – 4th June […]
We are pleased to announce publication of The evolving landscape of staff-student partnership, (Vol 6, No 1.) in the Journal of educational innovation, partnership and change. All thirteen articles are open access and available from: https://journals.studentengagement.org.uk/index.php/studentchangeagents. This mix of editorial, opinion pieces, case studies and research articles reflect the themes and ideas presented at the […]
Jisc, Birmingham City University and its student organising team, are pleased to announce the call for papers for the 8th Jisc Change agents’ network conference: CAN 2020. This welcoming conference will run across 15th and 16th April 2020 and brings staff and students together from across the world to explore the benefits of student partnerships. […]
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We are delighted to announce that Birmingham City University will be hosting the 8th annual Change agents’ network conference on the 15-16th April 2020. We will be working with Luke Millard, Director of the Education Development Service at BCU and a long standing advocate for CAN and student partnerships on this event. More information will […]
The Evolving Landscape of Staff-Student Partnership – Vol 6. No.1 The Journal of Educational Innovation, Partnership and Change (JEIPC) is practice-led with deep roots in developing student-staff co-authorship. It supports the dissemination of innovative practice through educational partnership between staff and students to promote local- and larger-scale change, and impact on institutional narratives for change. […]
The Open University is proud to be hosting the Change agents’ network Conference 2019 in partnership with Jisc and we would like to announce the call for contributions from colleges and universities who are working in partnership with their students. In 2019 the CAN Conference will focus on the evolving landscape of staff-student partnerships at […]