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Making HE Inclusive for Transgender Students
Published on May 31, 2024 / No Comments
Category: AHEP Development Monthly , AHEP Development Monthly June 2024 , AHEP Updates
In honour of Pride month, the following piece brings you personal and institutional changes that can make HE a more inclusive and welcome place for transgender students and staff.
Introducing your Deputy Editor
Published on May 16, 2024 / No Comments
Category: AHEP Development Monthly , AHEP Development Monthly May 2024 , AHEP Updates
Introducing the new Deputy Editor, Emily Hargreaves, Head of Administration in Philosophy at the University of Warwick.
What is a Professional Services Early Careers Network and why should your institution have one too?
Published on May 14, 2024 / No Comments
Category: AHEP Development Monthly , AHEP Development Monthly May 2024 , AHEP Updates
In honour of National Staff Networks Week, we caught up with HE professionals from the University of Birmingham who share their experience of setting up a Professional Services Early Careers Network and the benefits it has to individuals and organisations.
Embracing remote flexible working: The highs, the lows and what we are doing to make it a success
Published on May 9, 2024 / No Comments
Category: AHEP Development Monthly , AHEP Development Monthly May 2024 , AHEP Updates
Millie Crook - Head of Human Resources and Organisational Development at QAA explores the positive and negative impact of flexible working.
International Collaboration in Higher Ed – HE in Australia
Published on May 8, 2024 / No Comments
Category: AHEP Updates
We caught up with AHEP member Kathryn Whittingham, to hear her thoughts on HE in Australia. Kathryn has been semi-retired since 2020, having moved into higher education from the UK Civil Service in 1988, and was the first professional member of university staff recruited to an Australian institution from outside the country. She has extensive experience of the sector, working in seven institutions across three countries and two hemispheres.
Unlocking Opportunities with AHEP’s Annual Conference Bursary Scheme
Published on May 8, 2024 / No Comments
Category: AHEP Updates
We caught up with two conference delegates who shared their experience of being funded to attend through the conference bursary scheme.
Conference Reflections: the winds of change are blowing through the sector, but so are the winds of opportunity
Published on Apr 25, 2024 / No Comments
Category: AHEP Development Monthly , AHEP Updates
A line up of interesting, and useful workshops together with some key notes that provided context and challenge to those present. As was said at one of the workshops I attended ‘the winds of change are blowing through the sector whether we like it or not’.
Member Spotlight: PgCert Success
Published on Apr 5, 2024 / No Comments
Category: AHEP Updates
Back in the mists of time I was a member of the CUA (Conference of University Administrators) which predated the AUA! I remember going to some great conferences in Belfast and Manchester in the early 90s and attended an in-depth thorough week-long course on committee servicing at Liverpool University, where we had a memorable and captivating after-dinner poetry recital from Roger McGough.
AHEP Annual Conference 2024 Connecting, Reflecting and Reinvigorating
Published on Apr 3, 2024 / No Comments
Category: AHEP Updates
Having attended a number of conferences in my previous career, this experience was without doubt the best, most diverse, inclusive, relevant, supportive, accessible and welcoming conference I have ever attended, especially as a first-time delegate and presenter, and I hope that I have conveyed that in this article.
Member Spotlight: PgCert Success
Published on Feb 29, 2024 / No Comments
Category: AHEP Updates
'The PGCert was something that really jumped out at me and I think the fact that there was a clear pathway to a masters was very attractive, which, ultimately, I knew I wanted to do in order to develop both academically and professionally'.