Doing DEI when you can’t use the ‘D’, the ‘E’ or the ‘I’ word‘DEI is dead, long live DEI!’ How to resist attacks on DEI, develop deep resilience and reimagine and reform your practice with kindnessEamon Costello , Wajeehah Aayeshah Dublin City University, University of Melbourne
International students don’t need ‘fixing’To internationalise education, and not just enrolments, educators need to move feedback on academic language from correction to collaboration. Here Nashid Nigar offers a framework for rethinking inclusion through literacy diversityNashid NigarUniversity of Melbourne
Design an early career researcher survey that spurs positive changeGuidance for crafting a university survey that encourages participation and leads to meaningful changes in policy, from a team of early career researchers at the University of Melbourne and Monash University Trevor Steward, Hui-Fern Koay, Kelly KirklandUniversity of Melbourne, Monash University
Online learning is still challenging for students – they need our support Isolation and distraction are among the downsides of remote learning, even after two years of “panic-gogy”, which makes intentional online design and student support as important as everJason M. Lodge, Paula de Barba, Jaclyn BroadbentThe University of Queensland , University of Melbourne, Deakin University
THE podcast: how to build mutually beneficial community partnershipsThree vice-presidents of public affairs and community engagement at universities in London, Melbourne and Chicago speak to the value of two-way partnershipsDeborah Bull, Derek Douglas, Julie WellsKing’s College London, The University of Chicago, University of Melbourne
Cultivating creativity in higher education Academics from the UK and the US discuss the role of creativity in higher education, its many forms and how to foster it through teaching and research Bashir Makhoul, Giovanni Moneta, Linda Watts, Yong ZhaoUniversity for the Creative Arts, London Metropolitan University, University of Washington, Bothell, University of Kansas, University of Melbourne