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Staff masterclass: Demystifying neurodiversity and reasonable adjustments
Wednesday 24 September, Monday 13 October & Monday 24 November
Sign up for an in-person masterclass on neurodiversity and reasonable adjustments, and to find out how Disability Services and the wider University community support disabled students.
Why Language Matters: Propaganda and remembering German women's experiences of defeat in 1945
Wednesday 24 September
Hear Dr Katie Stone, School of Modern Languages and Cultures, discuss the importance of language in allowing German women to tell their stories of defeat - for the purposes of reconciliation rather than propaganda. Part of our 60th anniversary events programme.
Coffee and cake at the Chaplaincy
Wednesday 24 September
Do you support students as part of your role? Connect with other student-facing colleagues and view the findings from last year鈥檚 Chaplaincy survey.
Volunteer at Global Illuminations
Wednesday 19 November
Come and be part of the University's 60th Anniversary celebrations! We鈥檙e looking for volunteers to help with workshops, props, and the big evening procession - just let us know when you're free and we鈥檒l be in touch closer to the time!
Warwick staff attend first ever open days in China
A small group of academic and professional services staff are supporting events in Shanghai and Beijing to showcase our world-leading research.
Does parenthood impact career progression in STEMM? Myths, challenges and solutions
Wednesday 10 September
Sign up to hear Dr Isabel Torres, co-founder and CEO of Mothers in Science, discuss the challenges faced by parents in STEMM.
Thursday 11 September
Join this session for new and updated results from Warwick students about their use of, and attitudes towards Artificial Intelligence. Department reports are available by emailing the Market Research & Insight team at insight@warwick.ac.ukLink opens in a new window
Friday 12 September and Wednesday 17 September
Register to hear an archivist-led talk on Warwick's evolution, plus a new session on family history research using the Modern Record Centre鈥檚 collections.
Mapping impact: Theory of change workshop
Tuesday 16 September
Do you work in access or student success? Join us for a practical session to explore how a Theory of Change approach can help you plan, evaluate, and enhance your work.