Professional Recognition
Prof. Nicola Thomas (PFHEA) and Dr. Naomi Holmes (SFHEA) share their journeys on gaining their Principle and Senior Fellowships respectively.
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Building Collaborative Clusters
Discussing key themes of interest to the community, including Professional Recognition (HEA Fellowships), Mentoring, Promotion on the T&L Pathway, etc.
Building Research Capacity: Spring 2022
Our first guest is Johanna Waters, a Professor of Human Geography at the UCL, London. Her research has made significant contributions – in books, journal articles, teaching and mentorship – to the geographies of education particularly in the area of mobilities in education. Johanna has worked individually and through long-term collaborations with colleagues such as Professor Rachel Brooks and...
TeaS and Coffee drop-in @ RGS-IBG Annual Conference (1/2)
Newcastle University Old Library Building, Claremont Rd, Newcastle, United KingdomDrop-in and chat with us at the RGS Annual International Conference 2022! Details to follow sooner to the conference
RGS-IBG International Conference 2022
Newcastle University Old Library Building, Claremont Rd, Newcastle, United KingdomWe will be attending the Royal Geographical Society's Annual International Conference 2022, where we were hosting a number of sessions. Details to follow nearer to the conference.
TeaS and Coffee drop-in @ RGS-IBG Annual Conference (2/2)
Newcastle UniversityDrop-in and chat with us at the RGS Annual International Conference 2022! Details to follow nearer to the conference.
GeogEd TeaS: New Year, New Outlooks
An informal welcome at the start of the new academic year. A chance to chat with colleagues and discuss plans and ideas you have for the coming year.
GeogEd: Building Research Capacity – Dr Sarah Mills (Autumn 2022)
Our next speaker is Dr Sarah Mills, a Reader in Human Geography at Loughborough University. A previous chair of the Geographies of Children, Youth and Families Research Group, and winner of the RGS Gill Memorial Award for outstanding early career research in human geography, Sarah has been a leading figure working across the geographies of...
Free workshop: Geography education and student mental health
Newcastle UniversityGeography and Education Research Group of the RGS-IBG (GeogEd https://geogedrg.org/) is hosting a workshop for academic Geography educators facing challenges in supporting student mental health. The in-person workshop will take place in parallel in three locations (University of Exeter, University of Chester, Newcastle University), linked at the beginning and end of the day through online plenary talks...
GeogEd TeaS: End of Year Catch-up
In the final TeaS forum of 2022 we invite you to take a well-earned short break from marking, grab a hot drink and mince pie (or similar) and come along to share your teaching and scholarship interests with the group. You may want to reflect on your T&S activity from 2022 or look forward to...
A distinctive discipline? Exploring the Geography benchmarks
Our first TeaS session of the New Year is going to be a participatory discussion, focused on exploring and engaging with the Subject Benchmark Statements for Geography. Whether you already use them in your teaching or they are completely new to you, and not forgetting they have been recently revised, come along to share good...
GeogEd: Building Research Capacity – Parvati Raghuram (Spring 2023)
Our next speaker is Parvati Raghuram, Professor of Geography and Migration at the Open University. She won the prestigious Murchison Award from the RGS-IBG in 2016, making her the first non-white woman to win this in its’ 120 year history. Parvati’s research interests focus on the ways in which the mobility, of individuals, goods and...