Hello Slowposium colleagues - we have an absolutely packed program of live events today. A common thread across most of them is about the ways that we work together and build and evolve our relationships. I'd like to encourage you to get along to as many as you can - I have already learned so much from this - but particularly try to make your way to my session with Natalia Veles at 6pm (QLD) | 7pm (VIC/NSW/ACT/TAS). We will take you through a very promising process set out initially by Whitchurch and Law (2010) for implementing practical steps to change the nature of relationships in the HE third space. These steps from Contestation to Transformation haven't been discussed widely but really should. Follow the link below to join.
And then, boom - straight into a complementary session from UK colleagues about other approaches to reshaping the HE third space. Better than Netflix - and free!
Live: Coffee with Puva
Monday 25th November 11am (AEDT)
Host: Puvaneswari Arumugam, Deakin University
Co-creating in the third space with friends, a short interactive experience
Monday 25th November, 12.00pm - 12.30am (AEDT) - Zoom link
Drop in to Jane Kiddell and Steph Quirk's (Deakin) Mural board to explore together how relationships and friends impact co-design, success and outcomes in the third space
Live: Explore a new framework to evolve third space relationships
Monday 25th November, 6pm - 7pm (AEST)/ 7pm - 8pm (AEDT)
Host: Natalia Veles (James Cook University), Colin Simpson (University of Sydney)
Join here
Live: How can we facilitate third space working within our organisations?
Monday 25th November 9am (GMT) | 8pm (AEDT)
Host: Tara Webster-Deakin (Nottingham), Charlotte Verney (Bristol), Kelly Vere
(Nottingham)Register for the Zoom session here
[APOLOGIES - This session is, in fact, on Friday 29th.]
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