Dear colleagues

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As a scholarly society, the Henry Sweet Society is invited to submit a response to the latest REF 2021 consultation 2021. If you have any feedback you would like us to include in our response, please send your comments to our secretary Liv Walsh (Liv Walsh [log in to unmask]) by September 28^th, 2018. I have attached the latest documentation, and the MS Word document which includes a list of specific consultation questions. If responding, please make clear reference to the documentation and to the relevant consultation question.

Best wishes

Nicola McLelland

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Dear colleagues,

 

The draft ‘Guidance on submissions’, ‘Panel criteria and working methods’ and ‘Codes of practice guidance’ has now been published on the REF 2021 website (www.ref.ac.uk), for consultation.  There is also information on independent research fellowships, environment indicators and quantitative indicators of impact. Please see attached documents.

 

 

 

Prof. Nicola McLelland

Professor of German and History of Linguistics

Head of School

 

School of Cultures, Languages and Area Studies

University of Nottingham

Room B6a, Trent Building

University Park

Nottingham, NG7 2RD

 

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http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/clas/people/nicola.mclelland

 

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