The UHMLG summer residential conference is fast approaching but there’s still time to register for this excellent event at Teesside University, Middlesbrough on 27th-28th June. 

 

The theme of the conference is “Failing to Succeed – How to Learn From Failure”

Nobody likes to fail but learning from our mistakes is one of the most powerful lessons. And learning from other people’s mistakes can be reassuring, rewarding and rich in benefits. The best leaders allow their team space to experiment, but this can also mean permission to fail – how can we help build resilience in ourselves and others to survive and thrive after failure?

 

Programme:

Half day workshop: Failure: Realism and Opportunity

Andy Priestner, Andy Priestner Training & Consulting

Help! Am I a librarian, or am I an imposter? The cat among the penguins	Eli Harriss, Bodleian Health Care Libraries and Tom Roper, Brighton and Sussex NHS Library and Knowledge Service
Lightning Talk: A LibUX experiment goes wrong / right / tricky	Alan Fricker, King’s College London
Surfing the Wave of Uncertainty: Wellbeing, Resilience and Innovation.	Dr Anne Llewellyn,  Deputy Director (Learning Development) in Student and Library Services at Teesside University
Lighting Talk: Coaching for support and growth: the experience at UWE, Bristol	Caroline Plaice, University of West of England
How to cope with anxiety and bounce back in life	Olivia Remes, University of Cambridge

 

 

Cost: £150 including meals and overnight accommodation (day rates also available).

Open to both HE and NHS staff.

 

Book here: https://uhmlg19.eventbrite.co.uk

 

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Best wishes,

Iain Baird, Co-chair UHMLG

 

 

					Iain Baird Academic Librarian (Health and Social Care) T: 01642 342125
Student & Library Services
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