Civic engagement in the Faculty of Science & Engineering

Participants will gain greater understanding of the Faculty’s commitment to the civic agenda and how we are playing a vital role in the wellbeing and prosperity of our city, the north west region and beyond. Participants will learn about different approaches to stakeholder engagement and will have the opportunity to participate in a Q & A with colleagues working in this area.

By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

• Understand the Faculty’s commitment to the civic agenda

• Understand the importance of working with local stakeholders to generate impact

• Understand the different approaches to stakeholder engagement

• Understand how data products can be used to generate impact

Presenters:

• Prof Andy Plater – Geography and Planning
• Dr Mark Green – Geography and Planning
• Prof Ahmed Elsheikh - Engineering department and Biomechanical Engineering
• Dr Matt Fulton – Low Carbon Eco-Innovatory
• Susan Jarvis - Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and Co-Director of the Heseltine Institute for Public Policy, Practice and Place

The following elements of the Making an Impact 2021 Framework are relevant to this session:

Making an Impact on Society or Quality of Life

Making an Impact beyond Academia

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