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Author: Dr Teeroumanee Nadan
Protected: Piloting antiracist recruitment – challenges, Do’s and Don’ts
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Becoming an Advance HE fellowship mentor and reviewer
I recently completed a series of training sessions to become a mentor and assessor. This was part of my CPD plan set in my SFHEA application (read my reflections on my SFHEA application). Following the training, I have now been granted full access to the applications and also get to learn from long-time assessors. Here… Continue reading Becoming an Advance HE fellowship mentor and reviewer
My OERxDomains21 committee member experience – to be repeated
To say that I enjoyed the OERxDomains21 committee experience would be underrated. Despite the pandemic, I had felt the energy that I often had when chairing in-person conferences myself. Why? Because Discord brought some fresh air from Zoom, BlackBoard Collaborate, and the likes that I have been using so far during the pandemic. That I… Continue reading My OERxDomains21 committee member experience – to be repeated
Protected: WEF 2020 16Stories
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Remembering Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
“When I'm sometimes asked, when will there be enough women on the Supreme Court, and I say, 'When there are nine,' people are shocked. But there'd been nine men, and nobody's ever raised a question about that.” Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg. On the morning of 19th Sep 2020, I woke up to the news… Continue reading Remembering Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Alternative assessments for inclusivity
Having worked extensively with less abled students, with either physical or mental health issues, I have learnt, and still learning, to adapt to their needs, and it is the most rewarding and fulfilling experience of not forcing them down institutional systems which preclude their academic and holistic growth. This is an extract of a contribution… Continue reading Alternative assessments for inclusivity
Reflections from my SFHEA fellowship
Today, I finally got my AdvanceHE Senior Fellow certificate in my inbox. It has been a rather long wait, as I had my application in mind since 2017, yes, I have been three years overdue on putting in my application. However, I felt it was for the better, as the additional years of experience secured… Continue reading Reflections from my SFHEA fellowship
Aurora – my CPD goals for 2020
I have recently been matched with a mentor to guide me through my Aurora journey. It took some time for me to get a mentor as I was part of an early cohort. So, I am in a celebratory mood. In January I had a get-to-know mentor-mentee meeting which was very productive. My mentor is… Continue reading Aurora – my CPD goals for 2020
Protected: Eramus – an EM & Ge partnership @ Malaga
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Protected: Erasmus Mundus – Making it happen – a disability challenge which is not a challenge
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What inclusivity means for EMA and for me
Recently, as Organising Committee Chair, although based in UK at that time, I flew one conference attendee (now dear friend) in an electric wheelchair from Budapest to Vienna for the EMA General Assembly (23-25th February 2019) with joint events with the Marie Curie Alumni Association conference. It was no easy task, I had to juggle… Continue reading What inclusivity means for EMA and for me
Protected: Lifelong learning
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Protected: Erasmus Mundus updates – EMArathon
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Protected: Erasmus – 30th anniversary
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Impact Coaching & Mentoring (ICM) for Leaders 