Research Ethics and SoTL Panel

[Erika Smith]

Hello everyone,

The SEDA Community of Practice on SoTL (SEDA-SOTL-COP) is delighted to host an online international panel discussion on research ethics and SOTL with contributions from Canada, Ireland, and the UK, and of course from you, if you want to raise any questions to the panel. To do so, please share your questions directly with our facilitators for the event via email to clare....@dcu.ie or erika...@ucalgary.ca in advance of the session.

Panel Discussion: Research Ethics & SoTL

This upcoming online conversation hosted by the SEDA SoTL community of practice will explore common considerations, strategies, and tips for SoTL-related research ethics applications to support researchers towards ethical practices in their work.

Panelists: Dr Lisa Fedoruk - University of Calgary, Dr Richard de Blacquiere-Clarkson - University of Leeds, and Dr Catherine Dean - Dublin City University

Online - Friday, May 15 from 2:00-3:00 p.m. GMT (8:00-9:00 a.m. MDT; 3:00-4:00 p.m. BST)

Click here to register for this online event.

 

Please do feel free to share this invitation widely with your colleagues and networks. This promises to be an excellent event.

 

All best wishes,

Erika

 

On behalf of the SEDA-SOTL-COP leadership team:

Sue Beckingham, Jenni Carr, Kerry Dobbins, Marina Frenchi, Jackie Potter, Kate Richardson, Agnes Simon, Erika Smith

All the best,

Erika

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Erika Smith, PhD (she/her)

Educational Developer (SoTL)

Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning

University of Calgary

e: erika...@ucalgary.ca

Senior Associate Editor, Imagining SoTL

See my recent publications.

 

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