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Engaging the Mathematical Sciences Community HoDoMS 2009 Michael Grove Maths, Stats & OR Network, School of Mathematics, University of Birmingham [email protected]

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Engaging the Mathematical Sciences Community HoDoMS 2009. Michael Grove Maths, Stats & OR Network, School of Mathematics, University of Birmingham [email protected]. Current Engagement. Events: CETL-MSOR 2008 Conference (121 delegates from 49 HEIs) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Engaging the Mathematical Sciences Community HoDoMS 2009

Engaging the Mathematical Sciences Community

HoDoMS 2009

Michael GroveMaths, Stats & OR Network, School of Mathematics, University of

Birmingham

[email protected]

Page 2: Engaging the Mathematical Sciences Community HoDoMS 2009

Current EngagementEvents:

– CETL-MSOR 2008 Conference (121 delegates from 49 HEIs)

– Induction Course 2008 (36 delegates from 19 HEIs)– Postgraduate Teaching Workshops (205 delegates

from 16 HEIs)– Ongoing workshop programme

Publications:– 5 printed F&F leaflets now available (~21,000 copies

distributed in 2007/2008)

Page 3: Engaging the Mathematical Sciences Community HoDoMS 2009

Current EngagementPublications:

– MSOR Connections (46 case studies from 26 HEIs on 2007/2008

– CETL-MSOR 2008 Conference Proceedings (27 submissions)

– Occasional Series Publications, Guides and Conference Proceedings

Funding:– Annual call for mini-projects

Page 4: Engaging the Mathematical Sciences Community HoDoMS 2009

Current EngagementAreas of Activity:

– Initial & continuing professional development– Computer assisted assessment– E-learning resources in mathematics & statistics– Problem-based learning in statistics– Peer support– Supporting students beyond the transition– Employability and graduate skills– Supporting students with disabilities

Page 5: Engaging the Mathematical Sciences Community HoDoMS 2009

Communicating with Departments

Key Departmental Contacts– 84 Contacts within 95 HEIs– Regular mailouts– Monthly issue of ‘Connect’ for circulation within

departmentQuestions

– Are you aware of your Key Contact?– Does your department receive information on the

Network and its activities?– How can communication with departments be

enhanced?

Page 6: Engaging the Mathematical Sciences Community HoDoMS 2009

A New Model for Engagement

Departmental Meetings & Seminars– In 2008/2009 the Network is offering tailored

departmental visits– 4 currently organised looking at alternative forms of

assessment and independent learning

Questions– How might such meetings/visits work best?– What topics should they (would you like them to)

cover?

Page 7: Engaging the Mathematical Sciences Community HoDoMS 2009

Dates for the Diary

CETL-MSOR 2009: 7/8 September 2009, Open University

Induction Course: 17/18 September 2009, Birmingham

Postgraduate Teaching Workshops:

Nottingham – 23 September 2009

Birmingham – 30 September 2009

Bristol – 2 October 2009

Cardiff – 8 October 2009

London (QMUL) – 13 October 2009

Sheffield – October 2009 (TBC)

Manchester – 5 November 2009 (TBC)