LAHP Public Engagement Training and Competition
Please refer to the Public Engagement briefing paper for full information about the sessions being offered and the Public Engagement competition: LAHP Public engagement briefing paper
Public Engagement training schedule 2023/24
You can book onto any of the sessions below via the Inkpath platform
- Wednesday 14th February (Senate House) – An Introduction to Podcasting for Researchers
- Tuesday 5th March (Online) – An Introduction to Podcasting for Researchers – Part 1
- Tuesday 12th March (Online) – An Introduction to Podcasting for Researchers – Part 2
- Tuesday 19th March (Museum of London Docklands) – Public Engagement: Developing a Museum Tour
- Wednesday 10th April (V&A) – Public Engagement: Developing a Museum Tour – Session 1
- Wednesday 24th April (V&A) – Public Engagement: Developing a Museum Tour – Session 2
Public Engagement Competition
LAHP funded students are eligible to enter LAHP’s Public Engagement Competition. Submissions should be for a PE project directly related to their primary research or in collaboration with other students around a mutual interest resonant with their research. The submission can take one of the following forms:
- Documentation or a sample of an individual piece of public engagement in relation to LAHP-funded research;
- Documentation or a sample of a group/ collaborative project undertaken in response to the training sessions;
- A detailed proposal of 3-5 pages for a planned public engagement project related to LAHP-funded research.
All submissions must also be accompanied by a one-page project summary that explains how the PE activity relates to and/or extends your research; which particular audience you wanted to reach and why; and what impacts you anticipate it having.
Submissions will be assessed on the following criteria:
- Clarity of the project, including aims and outcomes
- Link to current LAHP research
- Specificity of target audience, and how the project hopes to reach these groups
- Appropriateness of engagement method for aims and public
- Quality of evaluation plans.
The deadline for applications is 7th May 2024 and the winner and runners-up will be announced at LAHP’s Annual Research Day on 14th May 2024. The first prize will be £200 in book tokens, with two runner-up prizes of £50 in book tokens.
Competition submissions should be sent to info.lahp@london.ac.uk