Society for Research into Higher Education
Annual Research Conference 2010, 14 - 16 December 2010
Postgraduate and Newer Researchers Conference, 13 - 14 December
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A, 14 Dec, 14.15
B, 14 Dec, 15.00
C, 14 Dec, 15.45
D, 14 Dec, 16.45
E, 15 Dec, 10.30
F, 15 Dec, 11.30
G, 15 Dec, 12.15
H, 15 Dec, 15.45
J, 15 Dec, 16.45
K, 15 Dec, 17.30
L, 16 Dec, 08.45
M, 16 Dec, 09.30
N, 16 Dec, 10.15
P, 16 Dec, 11.15
Q, 16 Dec, 12.00
R, 16 Dec, 14.15
S, 16 Dec, 15.00
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Session: E, 15 Dec, 10.30
T Fenwick
- Symposium E1
Session: E.1.1
Complexity and Professional Education: Rethinking Knowledge, Practice and Responsibility
Y Hillier
- Symposium E1
Session: E.1.2
Higher education in a complex world: making sense of policy
P Khan
- Symposium E1
Session: E.1.3
Agency as emergent: systems perspectives on the social production of small-group teaching
D Osberg
- Symposium E1
Session: E.1.4
Authoritative Knowledge in Higher Education. How Complexity Challenges our Assumptions and Opens Alternate Possibilities
P Mählek
- Individual Paper
Session: E.2.0
Shifts in Swedish research and higher education policy in the global research economy
F Reeve
- Individual Paper
Session: E.3.0
Students’ responses to theory: An FD case study
D Sebalj
- Individual Paper
Session: E.4.0
Neither Academic nor ‘Non-Academic’: The Nomenclature Preferences of University Research Support Staff.
J Wintrup
- Symposium E5
Session: E.5.1
Embedding student and employer engagement in curriculum innovation: a collaborative project
C Bryson
- Symposium E5
Session: E.5.2
Reaching a common understanding of the meaning of student engagement
M Angelini
- Symposium E5
Session: E.5.3
Identifying and supporting the ‘transition phase’ in the student life-cycle.
E Dunne
- Symposium E5
Session: E.5.4
STUDENTS AS CHANGE AGENTS: NEW WAYS OF ENGAGING
C Hardy
- Symposium E5
Session: E.5.5
The Social Life of Students: support mechanisms at university
D Smith
- Individual Paper
Session: E.6.0
Leadership, governance and management (LGM): a new ‘trilogy’ in higher education research?
N Reimann
- Individual Paper
Session: E.7.0
Change through courses: can courses on assessment transform staff understandings of assessment and their assessment practice?
L McAlpine
- Symposium E8
Session: E.8.1
Untold doctoral stories: Cultural narratives of neglect
G Turner
- Symposium E8
Session: E.8.2
“I didn’t really appreciate how hard work it would be!” – New supervisors’ experiences of doctoral supervision
A Boggs
- Symposium E8
Session: E.8.3
The myth of ‘writing it up’
J Zhang
- Symposium E8
Session: E.8.4
The Next Generation of Social Scientists: Experiences of Early Career Academics from Sub-Saharan Africa
M Cheng
- Individual Paper
Session: E.9.0
Accountability and Professionalism: A Contradiction in Terms?
L Gornall
- Symposium E10
Session: E.10.1
‘Hyperprofessionality’, unseen working and evolving forms of academic practice
L Evans
- Symposium E10
Session: E.10.2
Towards a better understanding of academic professionalism: introducing a new conceptual model as an analytical tool
C O' Byrne
- Symposium E10
Session: E.10.3
Life as a lecturer: the nature and evolution of academic professional identities in the Institute of Technology sector of the Irish higher education system
J Fanghanel
- Symposium E10
Session: E.10.4
Aspects of academic work: Interstices in the managerialist space?
R Jones
- Individual Paper
Session: E.11.0
So just what is the Student Experience? The development of a conceptual framework for the student experience of undergraduate business students based on the themes emerging in the academic literature
M Gough
- Individual Paper
Session: E.12.0
Fragmented academic identity: lessons from defining academic practice
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