The World War One Sample Clauses

The World War One. Regional Group is a collaboration network that consists of Keele University, Staffordshire University, Stoke on Trent City Council & The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery. It aims are to remember the local input and impact that the Great War had through a number of outreach activities based at the Potteries Museum & Art Gallery during the five centenary years of 2014, 15, 16, 17 & 18. Keele’s Outreach & Geo-­‐science teams were instrumental in creating a walk in trench at the Museum in 2014 to launch the project. Following funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund there is a re-­‐launch on Saturday 25th April that all Keele’s Partner schools have been invited to attend, along with the local community. Input will see 12 activities delivered by Keele staff and Staffordshire University staff. xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx.xx/xxx-­‐event/. Frequent events and activities will follow thereafter, many of which are currently in the planning stage. 7j) Student Ambassador Xxxxxx 7.44 The Keele Student Ambassador scheme employs approximately 300 students, a third of which are from WP backgrounds themselves (IMD data), in a variety of paid and voluntary roles. Many of the University’s Widening Participation activities, as outlined in this Agreement, involve using current Foundation Year, undergraduate or postgraduate student ambassadors as positive role models to raise the educational and career aspirations of learners from primary through to post-­‐16. By recruiting across all faculties, courses, ethnic groups and socio-­‐economic backgrounds, we ensure the Ambassadors reflect the diverse population of the University, as well as the pupils we work with in schools and colleges. An intense training programme for Ambassadors exists, which is re-­‐visited on an annual basis, with continuous professional development and specialist role training opportunities available to them throughout the year. The scheme also allows Ambassadors to get involved in a range of challenging and rewarding projects, all of which help them develop transferable skills, gain valuable extra-­‐curricular experience and enhance their CV; supporting their future careers. Opportunities include open days, school talks and workshops, Higher Education fairs, one-­‐to-­‐one support, careers fairs, residential events, subject specific academic taster sessions, administrative support, student panels, on campus events, study skills sessions, project work and research.