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Postgraduate Research Opportunities for the North East/Network for Equity

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Pro:NE Workshop Reminder!

Hybrid Workshop - Culturally Responsive Doctoral Supervision with Dr Judith Eberhardt and Dr Jonathan Ling

📆23rd April 2024
⏰13:00 – 15:00
📍Teesside University, The Curve Building, Room T1.01 & Online

Sign up today: outlook.office365.com/book/Develop...
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April 9, 2024 at 8:24 AM
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The Pro:NE Project is split into four strands: Admissions, Development, Mental Health and Mentoring

Our strands work across all five of our partner institutions in the North East to support racially minoritised UK PhD candidates

Visit the Pro:NE website for more: pronortheast.org.uk/workstrands/
Image reads: "Pro: NE Strands: Admissions: Aiming to make the admissions process more equitable, reviewing existing admissions policies and communications strategies for prospective home PGR applicants. Development: Aiming to remove institutional barriers and facilitate successful enrollment in and completion of postgraduate research studies, through targeted funding opportunities, workshops, training, and networking. Mental Health: Offering relevant mental wellbeing and psychological wellbeing support for racially and ethnically minoritised students across 5 universities in the North East. Mentoring: Supporting racially minoritised PhD candidates using a peer and reciprocal mentoring system. Aiming to improve systemic processes, as well as increase wellbeing, satisfaction, and leadership."
March 28, 2024 at 11:47 AM
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The Pro:NE Studentship deadline has been EXTENDED!

You could be eligible for a fully funded PhD and annual stipend!

Visit the Pro:NE Studentships page for more info and how to apply: durham.ac.uk/study/postgr...
Image reads: "Pro:NE Studentships Do you want a fully funded PhD and annual stipend? Are you a home (UK) student? Are you from a racially minoritised background? Are you studying a Business School Topic? Apply before the deadline: 1st May 2024"
March 21, 2024 at 9:59 AM
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FINAL CALL FOR PAPERS!

Durham University's Department of Anthropology invites postgrad, early postdocs, and 3rd-year undergrad students from all areas of Anthropology to present at their upcoming conference

Submit before midnight on Friday 15th of March: lnkd.in/eQkpBQSt
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CALL FOR PAPERS!

Durham University's Department of Anthropology is looking for research by postgrads, early post-docs & 3rd-year undergrads to present at the upcoming Postgraduate Conference on the 23rd of April!

Queries: [email protected]
Submit: forms.office.com/e/4p4rmFL2xz...
Image reads: "Call for papers: DIVERSITY Celebrating the diversity of research within Anthropology and our interconnectedness with other disciplines. Submit your research if you are: A Masters, PhD student, 3rd year undergraduate or early post-doc Studying Anthropology or an overlapping discipline such as Psychology, Archaeology, Human Geography, Sociology Postgraduate Conference: 23rd April 2024 Submission Deadline: Friday 15th March 2024"
March 14, 2024 at 11:53 AM
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Join us for our upcoming Hybrid Workshop on Culturally Responsive Doctoral Supervision with Dr Judith Eberhardt and Dr Jonathan Ling.

📆23rd April 2024
⏰13:00 - 15:00
📍Teesside University, The Curve Building, Room T1.01 & Online

Sign up today via the link in our bio!
The image reads: "Hybrid Workshop: Culturally Responsive Doctoral Supervision with Dr Judith Eberhardt and Dr Jonathan Ling. The workshop will explore culturally responsive supervision strategies, including: - navigating diversity, - creating inclusive environments, - addressing implicit biases, - fostering mentorship and advocacy. The workshop will include an informal networking session to allow participants to connect, and contribute to the ongoing dialogue surrounding culturally responsive doctoral supervision. Date: 23rd April 2024. Time: 13:00 - 15:00. Location: Teesside University, The Curve Building, Room T1.01 & Online. Sign up via the link in our bio"
March 14, 2024 at 8:24 AM
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Join us on the 8th of May for our Pro: NE Empathetic Guidance Workshop!

An Experiential Reflective Approach to PhD Supervision and the critical role of empathy in shaping doctoral journeys with Dr Benjamin Ajibade & Matthew Lee

Sign up via the link below:
t.co/7S2WypiUXW
Image reads: "Pro:NE Workshop by Dr Benjamin Ajibade (Northumbria University) and Matthew Lee (University of Sunderland) Empathetic Guidance: An Experiential Reflective Approach to PhD Supervision. The critical role of empathy in shaping successful doctoral journeys. Workshop Highlights: Why Empathy? Experiential reflective approach to PhD supervision Empathetic PGR student-supervisor relationship Stages of Reflection Date and Time: 08th May 2024 10:00 - 12:00 Via Microsoft Teams Reserve your spot by registering: fill out the form in the link below / our bio"
March 1, 2024 at 9:23 AM
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CALL FOR PAPERS!

Durham University's Department of Anthropology is looking for research by postgrads, early post-docs & 3rd-year undergrads to present at the upcoming Postgraduate Conference on the 23rd of April!

Queries: [email protected]
Submit: forms.office.com/e/4p4rmFL2xz...
Image reads: "Call for papers: DIVERSITY Celebrating the diversity of research within Anthropology and our interconnectedness with other disciplines. Submit your research if you are: A Masters, PhD student, 3rd year undergraduate or early post-doc Studying Anthropology or an overlapping discipline such as Psychology, Archaeology, Human Geography, Sociology Postgraduate Conference: 23rd April 2024 Submission Deadline: Friday 15th March 2024"
February 29, 2024 at 8:38 AM
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Last chance to apply for Pro:NE Studentships before the deadline: 1st March 2024!

You could be eligible for a fully funded PhD and annual stipend!

Visit the Pro:NE Studentships page for more info and how to apply:
www.durham.ac.uk/study/postgr...
Image reads: "Pro:NE Studentships. Want a fully funded PhD and Annual Stipend? Are you a home (UK) student? Are you from a racially minoritised background? Are you studying a Business School topic? Apply now through the link in our bio or scan the QR code to apply before the deadline: 1st of March 2024"
February 27, 2024 at 8:41 AM
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Check out our new Research Bank on the Pro:NE Website.

Featuring publications and research articles such as Rhianna Garrett's latest piece of work which supports racially minoritised PhD researchers through experience and empowerment!

pronortheast.org.uk/research-and...
Image reads: "New Research. 'Racism shapes careers: career trajectories and imagined futures of racialised minority PhDs in UK higher education' by Rhianna Garrett. Rhianna Garrett's work aims to better support current and future racially minoritised PhD researchers through empowerment and experience. Read the full publication through the link in our bio"
February 23, 2024 at 8:50 AM
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The Pro:NE 2024 Mentoring Round is now LIVE!

Our mentors are here to help PGR students from racially minoritised backgrounds to navigate Higher Education, and overcome barriers and obstacles.

Email [email protected] to sign up!

Visit our Mentor Selection Page: pronortheast.org.uk
Image reads: "Pro:NE Mentoring. The 2024 Mentoring Round is now LIVE! The Pro:NE Mentors are here to help PGR students from racially minoritised backgrounds to navigate Higher Education, overcome barriers and obstacles. Explore the Mentor Selection page on the Pro:NE Website to browse our mentors to find the best match for you. Email pro.ne.mentoring@durham.ac.uk to sign up." Image reads: "Mentoring FAQs. Who is this for? The mentoring scheme is for UK home Ph.D. candidates from racially minoritised backgrounds. How many times can I meet my mentor? We ask mentors to meet for a minimum of 4 hours in the academic year. Can I choose my mentor from a different university? Yes! It may be beneficial to see different perspectives. How will this help me? Mentors can act as translators; signposters; normalisers; sponsors; and give support through the PhD process."
February 7, 2024 at 9:59 AM