This week we’ve been working on more stories about our Scholarship winners which you can read here all in one place:
We flagged up a valuable new professional accreditation for the Television Production Management degree…
…and celebrated a brace of awards:
Flagship mental health programme shortlisted for national award
The Faculty of Education’s work with Tate Liverpool came to the fore in a story about the Ideas Depot, a display at the gallery that draws on joint research work:
The Ideas Depot display is on now, as is the stunning Op Art exhibition sponsored by EHU. Both are free but remember, Edge Hill staff and students, armed with a UniCard can get free admission to the paid-for shows including Fernand Léger.
Over on social media as well as amplifying news stories and pushing our course videos and other content, some of the in-the-moment activity of the week appeared such as the visit by out Honorary Doctor Heidi Thomas, writer of Call the Midwife:
A few snaps from Heidi's visit to #EdgeHillUni yesterday. Heidi visited some of our Midwifery Lecturers & had a look at the fantastic simulation equipment in Clinical Skills. Heidi then gave a great talk on her career and the changing world of TV & film. #CallTheMidwife pic.twitter.com/Cp8g8n6UvO
— Edge Hill ICE (@edgehillice) November 29, 2018
In the external (aka ‘earned’) media, great to see:
a BBC article quoting Professor Geoff Beattie:
a substantial piece co-authored by Professor Vicky Duckworth in the TES
and assorted sport-related pieces and alumni human-interest stories.
And finally – this week’s student sport:
More next week when we’ll have Graduation stories, yet more Scholars and some of our work with businesses.
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