Support Staff Conference 2017

Thu, 16 Mar 2017 02:30:00 GMT

Support Staff Conference We are excited to announce that you can now book your place on this year’s Support Staff Conference. The conference will take place on Tuesday 11 April from 8.30am to 5.00pm. This annual conference is open to all support staff including service, school, technical and administration departments. The day enables you to network, learn, share ideas and try something a bit different.

Highlights include:

  • Keynote speaker: Maggie Philbin has worked in radio and television for 30 years on a wide range of science, medical and technology programmes. She works consistently to improve diversity in contemporary industry, emphasising that social and ethnic diversity are as important as gender. In June 2016 she was voted most influential woman in UK IT by Computer Weekly and also named 2016 Digital Leader of the Year. Read her full interview here.
  • This year you can choose a total of 4 workshops (two morning and two afternoon workshops). Please note that you cannot book places for other people on eventbrite.
  • Educational and experiential workshop options. With everything from “Listening skills” and “Overcoming self-limiting beliefs” to “Chocolate creation” and “Body Balance”, there really is something for everyone.
  • Exhibition – over a delicious and wholesome lunch enjoy a browse around the exhibition space which will include a wide range of stalls including Temple Spa and Occupational Health, with many more to be announced in the coming weeks.

To read the workshops visit this page 

To book please Book here

 

Support Staff Conference For more information please contact the Support Staff Conference team by email: ssc@hud.ac.uk

Please note that the workshops have limited capacity, so we advise you to book early to avoid disappointment. This year you have the option to attend for the full day, morning or afternoon sessions. Whichever option you choose, the option to attend the keynote speaker, plenary or lunch, is still open.

 

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