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Winning Posters

Judges comment: ‘A very engaging poster reporting on an excellent project. It's good to see such an important topic being researched and shared.’
Author: Jean Farmer
Abstract: 70
Title: Black women academics’ experiences in HE South Africa: The interplay of Structure, Culture and Agency - A Mad Method?
Judges comment: ‘This is an informative, well presented poster, which covers the criteria very comprehensively and is particularly thought-provoking too.’
Author: David Morning
Abstract: 13
Title: I was enjoying the session until the lecturer threw a wobbler                                                                                                                                    

Poster Authors

Author: Hannah Adderley
Abstract: 37
Title: A Culture that Aspires, a Culture that Inspires: A Case Study Analysis of the Calvin College Philosophy Department
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Author: Dawn Alderson / Chris Hall
Abstract: 29
Title: Transition and the first year experience: University students’ expectations
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Author: Fabio R. Arico
Abstract: 57
Title: Peer-Instruction Unveiled: Measuring Self-Assessment Skills and Learning Gains in a Large Flipped Learning Environment
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Author: Jackie Campbell
Abstract: 17
Title: Computing students and their journey towards becoming a graduate ‘fit for employment’.
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Author: Alison Coutts
Abstract: 36
Title: Inspiring the future: the role of HEIs in supporting nurses career decisions
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Author: Camila Devis-Rozental
Abstract: 60
Title: HE a Route to Develop Socio-emotional Intelligence in Early Years Educators
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Author: Camila Devis-Rozental
Abstract: 135
Title: Developing Socio-emotional Intelligence in First Year Students
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Author: Nadia Dyrberg
Abstract: 25
Title: Participation in the community of scientific practice - Motivational aspects of project work in large enrolment classes
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Author: Jean Farmer
Abstract: 10b
Title: Influence of the Past on Professional Lives: A Collective Commentary
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Author: Jean Farmer
Abstract: 70
Title: Black women academics’ experiences in HE South Africa: The interplay of Structure, Culture and Agency - A Mad Method?
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Author: Karen Foley
Abstract: 39
Title: Student engagement in a distance learning environment: connecting students online
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Author: Ricky Gee
Abstract: 3
Title: Alternative visions of employability: locating the discourse of employability within a wider career development narrative
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Author: Andrew Gunn
Abstract: 14
Title: Embedding Quantitative Methods by Stealth: Experiences of an undergraduate learning and teaching enhancement project.
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Author: Julia Hope
Abstract: 2
Title: Cutting rough diamonds; first generation students in Higher Education
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Author: Sharon Inglis
Abstract: 64
Title: The Impact of Entry Qualifications on Transitions into Higher Education
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Author: Aisling Keane
Abstract: 24
Title: Exploring the Role of Transition Pedagogy in Support of Student Learning in Higher Education.
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Author: Eva Koscher
Abstract: 71
Title: Teaching Corporate Social Responsibility to International MBA Students Enrolled at UK Universities
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Author: Jacqueline Laverty
Abstract: 10a
Title: The nature of reflection as demonstrated by Healthcare Science students as they enter clinical practice
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Author: Jennifer Marshall
Abstract: 20
Title: An exploration of undergraduates’ vocabulary size and academic achievement
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Author: Anna Maxim
Abstract: 40
Title: Teaching PhD Students to Teach: The Role of Small Group Teaching
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Author: Marian Mayer
Abstract: 65
Title: Understanding and Evaluating the Efficacy of an Enhanced Induction Programme for Undergraduate International Students
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Author: Marian Mayer
Abstract: 245
Title: Exploring the Essence of Transformative Learning and HE Undergraduate Students: to explore whether student-centred, congruent learning development provision can support learning transformation and potentially benefit and enhance the experiences of all students.
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Author: Eva Mikuska
Abstract: 47
Title: “Because I am a Mother, I am a better practitioner”: An unexpected theme arising from the analysis of pilot study
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Author: Joanna Molyn
Abstract: 5
Title: Measuring the Effectiveness of Career Coaching in Increasing Higher Education Students’ Career Self-Efficacy and Job Search Behaviours.
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Author: David Morning
Abstract: 13
Title: I was enjoying the session until the lecturer threw a wobbler
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Author: Xianghan (Christine) O'Dea
Abstract: 74
Title: The key issues Chinese top up students experiencing in a UK university
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Author: Muireann OKeeffe
Abstract: 19
Title: Exploring Social Media as tool for professional learning in Higher Education
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Author: Panchali Sarmah
Abstract: 72
Title: From Pedagogy to Planning and Beyond
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Author: Sara Smith
Abstract: 6
Title: Developing Practitioner Capability - what is the impact of a standards based approach?
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Author: Ronel Steyn
Abstract: 54
Title: Institutional supervision of postgraduate students
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Author: Katrina Waite
Abstract: 51
Title: Breaking through the marzipan layer: Gender and inclusion in higher educaton pedagogy and curriculum
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