Dear All,
I’m a member of the HEIR (HE Institutional Research) Planning Group, and we’ve just circulated the Call for Papers for our annual conference in September at the Univ of Wolverhampton.
I’ve copied the details below. It may be of interest to you or your colleagues. As ever, apologies for any cross-posting, and let me know I you’d like any more info.
Kind regards,
Steve Woodfield
Associate Professor (Institutional Research) | Kingston University |Strategic Planning & Data Insight |Grove House|Penrhyn
Road|Kingston upon Thames|KT1 2EE |x 65551|DD: +44 (0) 20 8417 5551 |
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|Twitter: @sjwku
Dear Colleagues
You are warmly invited to the Higher Education Institutional Research (HEIR) Conference
2019 on: “Measuring Excellence” in Higher Education: Approaches and their Impact. HEIR takes place between 11 -13 September 2019, at the City Centre Campus, University of Wolverhampton.
The HEIR conference is an international event that attracts delegates from
across the Higher Education sector including: students, teachers, researchers, managers, data practitioners and institutional experts, quality professionals, educational developers, policy makers, digital service specialists, consultants, and all who share
an interest in the future of education.
Further information is available on the HEIR Conference
Website, including a Call for Submissions in a variety of formats, for those who would like an opportunity to present under one of our three broad themes:
1.
Defining and ‘measuring excellence’
2.
Critical learning and teaching environments
3.
Accountability, inclusivity & sustainability
If you would like to be considered, please submit a proposal to https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=heir2019 by 26
April 2019.
For all conference delegates who have successfully submitted a proposal there is also an opportunity to submit an
article to be considered for a Special Issue of the Springer Journal: Postdigital Science and Education. There will also be a workshop taking place during the HEIR Conference
to support students and staff in working on their articles.
Keynote presenters include:
Professor Alis Oancea: Professor
of Philosophy of Education and Research Policy and Director of Research, Oxford University Department of Education, UK
Professor Dennis Hayes: Professor of Education
and Chair of the College of Education Research Committee, University of Derby, UK
Professor Petar Jandriæ: Professor of Informatics, Zagreb
University of Applied Sciences, Croatia
Please do circulate this to any colleagues you feel would be interested. If you have any questions, please contact: [log in to unmask].