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- Centre for Early Modern Exchanges: Launch Conference - September
- Exhibition - Word and Image: Early Modern Treasures from the UCL Collections
- Leverhulme Trust Grant Awarded to Sacha Stern
- MA Disseration Prize
- We're now on Linkedin
- UCL in New York
- Teaching grammar to the iPhone generation
- Graduate Open Day - Wednesday 23 November 2011 - Register Now
- Bas Aarts receives Enterprise Award
- Word and image: A vision of the early modern world
- Book Launch - Neill Lochery
- Provost's Awards for Public Engagement
- QRator in the Horizon Report: Museum Edition
- New Documentary-track PhD
- Slade Open Studios
- Ulrich Tiedau elected as UCML area studies representative
- Rousseau 300: Nature, Self and State
- Provost's Strategic Development Fund
- Call for Papers - London Intercollegiate Network for Comparative Literature (LINKS)
- Why Classical Studies is important
- Grant Museum wins Museums and Heritage Award for Excellence
- Funds awarded for Yale exchange
- Professor Lisa Jardine and CELL join UCL
- CICS and CES launch new Creative Critical Writing PhD
- Creative Thesis: Exploring the Parameters of the PhD Thesis
- A Small Town Near Auschwitz: Ordinary Nazis and the Holocaust
- UCL & I.B. Tauris Publishing Competition
- Between the lines
- Dr Stephanie Bird represents UCL in Beijing
- Beacon Bursaries Now Available
- Professor Miriam Leonard appears on Radio Australia
- Calendars in Antiquity: Empires, States, & Societies
- Dr Mark Hewitson awarded AHRC Fellowship
- 10 graduate studentships worth £5000 each available
- What Matters in Jane Austen? - Twenty Crucial Puzzles Solved
- PhD student wins Public Engagement award
- Professor Sacha Stern wins largest ever grant for A&H
- Call for Papers - Hermes Consortium Conference 2013
- The Philosophers' Magazine best books list revealed
- £5,000 Digital Humanities project starter prize
- Call for Proposals: Interdisciplinary Research Projects Scheme
- The Mafia's Secret Bunkers (1 May)
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Provost's Awards for Public Engagement
15 November 2011
Do you know someone who deserves recognition for their public engagement work?
This is your opportunity to nominate a colleague for the third annual Provost's Awards for Public Engagement.
Closing date for nominations:
Monday 12 December 2011, 5pm
You can nominate someone from UCL for one of four £1000 prizes:
Public engager of the year (student)
Public engager of the year (support staff)
Public engager of the year (research/academic staff grade 6 or 7)
Public engager of the year (research/academic staff grade 8 and above)
A fifth prize of £1000 will be chosen and awarded by the Public
Engagement Unit to the head of department or head of UCL research
institute who has shown the strongest commitment to culture change in
their area of responsibility with respect to public engagement, in the
last year.
For further information, and to nominate someone for an award, please visit the Provost's Awards for Public Engagement webpage.
