Schedule

Day 1

Tuesday 5th September

Registration & Lunch - 12.00

Welcome Address - 13.00

Dean of School

Icebreakers - 13.15

Keynote 

Emmanuel Adukwu, UWE

14.00

Inclusive Curriculum

Clare Tweedy, University of Leeds
Making group work inclusive: design of a large-class problem-based learning activity

14.45

Anastasios Stavrou, Nottingham Trent University

Decolonising Biochemistry

15.00

Michael Loughlin, Nottingham Trent University

Simple method for reducing on campus-exam anxiety and improving assessment literacy

15.15

Refreshments (15.30 - 16.00)

Gemma Wattret & Jen Delaney, University of Liverpool

Enterprise in the Life Sciences Challenge: A resource efficient intervention which enhances Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic student employability and success

16.00


James McEvoy, Royal Holloway

PEMENTOS: An EDI-Focused Peer-Mentoring Pilot

16.15

Karin Garrie, Nottingham Trent University

Analysis of Suspected Academic Irregularity Panel (SAIP) data at Nottingham Trent University's School of Science and Technology

16.30

Katherine Rawlinson, Sheffield Hallam

Increasing undergraduate students’ science identity through outreach engagement

16.45

Nigel Francis, Cardiff University

Update on #DryLabsRealScience

17.00

General Discussion & Close of Day 1 (17.05-17.30)

Conference Evening Meal & Drinks

From 7.00pm at The Philharmonic Dining Rooms

Day 2

Wednesday 6th September

Conference Start- 9am

John Scott, University of Leicester

Sector Update

9.00

Sponsor - OUP 

Katie Staal

9.20

Sponsor - Learn Sci

9.35

Keynote 

Zoe Robinson, Keele University
Response and responsibility: Creating a sustainable future through higher education 

9.50

Refreshments (10.30 - 11.00)

Sustainibility in HE

Sarah Gretton, University of Leicester

Lessons learned from an interdisciplinary sustainability module

11.00

Heather McQueen, University of Edinburgh

Engaging first year biology students with the Sustainable Development Goals

11.15

Open Pedagogy 1

Charlotte Haigh, University of Leeds

Co-creating with Undergraduates: Communication of Synoptic Assessment to Year 1 Students

11.30

Liz Alvey, University of Sheffield

Introducing ChatGPT into the classroom 

11.45

Stephen Rutherford, Cardiff University

Self-regulated learning within assessment. An international study of staff perceptions in HE.

12.00

Janine Wilkinson, University of East Anglia

Equipping Biomedical Graduates for the Future: Using the QAA Benchmark Statements to inform professional skills teaching

12.15

Open Pedagogy 2

Maria Vardakou & Anthony Blake, University of East Anglia

Creating a sense of belonging for BIO students struggling with Chemistry: a combination of peer support and an easy to access ‘chemistry toolbox’ to improve students’ confidence in basic chemistry

11.30

Sarah Rayment, Nottingham Trent University

How technology impacts metacognitive processes in undergraduate laboratory learning 

11.45

Blessing Airhihen, Nottingham Trent University

Enhancement of module teaching and learning quality through pedagogic innovation in NTU Pharmacology

12.00

William Kay, Cardiff University

Embedding statistics in biology practicals and assessments 

12.15

Lunch & departures - From 1pm