PPT-Warwick in Schools and Warwick in Africa

Introduction Presentation October 2015 Mrs Pam Price Warwick in Schools WinS what is it Scheme for students with three key aims To enable students to gain academic credit through IE3E123. Warwick Castle. Warwick Castle is one of the most famous and daunting castles in the World. Warwick Castle has a chequered history which moves from its construction as a Wooden Motte and Bailey castle by William the Conqueror to a massive stone fortress. Surviving siege warfare to the Age of Medieval Knights and Chivalry and the English Civil War. The name Warwick means 'dwellings by the weir' - a weir was a fence or wattle built across a stream to catch or retain fish. The Warwick wooden Motte and Bailey Castle was defended by the River Avon on the South side and by wide and deep ditches on all other sides. An important feature of Warwick Castle is its access to the River Avon. During the construction of Warwick Castle men, equipment and building materials were easily transported by boats to the site of the castle. Once Warwick Castle had been built. WARWICK ECONOMIC RESEARCH PAPERS DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS Unhappiness and Crime: Evidence from South AfricaNattavudh Powdthavee*University of Warwick,October, 2003Abstract This paper is the http://go.warwick.ac.uk/wrap This paper is made available online in accordance with publisher policies . Please scroll down to view the document itself. Please refer to the repository record for Where now?. Department . of . Physical Education . & . Sport. Gemma Morris – Warwick Sport Manager. Lisa Infantino. – Sports Development Co-ordinator. How much do you know about Sport at Warwick?. Researcher: Monica Callus. Supervisor: Mathew Thomson. Contact: m.callus@warwick.ac.uk. Abstract:. This project aimed to investigate the history of student health at . the University of . Warwick . as . Katie Irgin and Claire Battye, Impact Officers. Introduction. What is non-academic impact?. Impact in grant applications (Pathways to . i. mpact statements) . Impact in the REF. Impact Resources. . What is impact?. Warwick. - a . BRAND new . start!. Suzanne Atkins, Marie Barwick, Yvonne Budden and Helen Hewitt. E-Repositories Team, University of Warwick Library. Starting the process…. Who are we?. Where do we want to go?. Dr.. John Thornby. University of Warwick, Centre for Professional Education. Overview. Context and Rationale. Journal Aims. Meet the WJETT Editorial Team. Journal Info. Meet the contributors to Volume 1. 2013-2016. PARTNER INSTITUTIONS. The Latin American School of Social Sciences, Argentina. University of Sao Paolo, Brazil. Universidad Diego Portales, Chile. China Foreign Affairs University. Fudan. Teaching. Curatorial work/museums. Research assistant. Business. Research training for a PhD. Degree Courses. Taught MAs. Ancient Visual and Material Culture. Visual and Material Culture of Ancient Rome. Thank you . for taking the time to . raise money for projects run by the University of Warwick. , both at home and abroad. We’re looking forward to you being involved!. Every fundraising event is unique – in fact, . Thank you . for taking the time to . raise money for projects run by the University of Warwick. , both at home and abroad. We’re looking forward to you being involved!. Every fundraising event is unique – in fact, . . Planning ahead. What do you want to achieve over next 3/4 years. ?. What do you regard as your . strengths and weaknesses?. What skills would you like to develop. ?. Use of the PDP . (Personal Development Plan). , Impact Manager. What is impact?. Impact in research grants. Impact in the REF. Developing your impact strategy. Introduction. Academic Impact:. the demonstrable contribution that excellent research makes to academic advances, across and within disciplines, including significant advances in understanding, methods, theory, application and academic practice. .