Part of the goal of SMaRteN is to to provide a platform for individuals with a shared interest to have formal and informal discussion. But we also know that there's a huge diversity of interests amongst our network.
SMaRteN Groups are platforms that facilitate discussion, based on the areas that are of interest to network members.
Read more below to find out more about our groups and joining them!
SMaRteN Groups are platforms that facilitate discussion, based on the areas that are of interest to network members.
Read more below to find out more about our groups and joining them!
Virtual Lab Group for Early Career Researchers and PhD Students
Our lab group runs online, via Microsoft teams and meets every week. We have guest speakers talking about their research. We discuss papers and share our own research ideas, plans and findings.
Schedule of Events
Our ECR Group is currently on a break for the summer but will pick up again in line with the start of the new academic year. Take a look below at the past sessions for an idea of the type of topics discussed and check back soon to see what's coming up for the autumn.
June 2nd: Student Mental Health and Academic Literacy Practices: Writing for Assessment presented by Emily Peach
June 9th: The prevalence of common mental health disorders, wellbeing and help-seeking in the student population presented by Jacks Bennett
June 16th: Male undergraduate student perceptions of male student mental health presented by Claire Wolstenholme (Research Fellow ,Sheffield Hallam)
June 23rd: Identifying risk and protective factors to help support student mental health presented by Aja Murray (Lecturer in Psychology, Edinburgh) ** Cancelled**
June 30th: Embedding mental health and welfare across student experience in HE presented by Snigdha Dutta (Project Associate, Cambridge)
July 7th: Measuring student wellbeing and how to support student mental health by Megan Jones (PhD researcher, UEA)
To join us please click here.
Schedule of Events
Our ECR Group is currently on a break for the summer but will pick up again in line with the start of the new academic year. Take a look below at the past sessions for an idea of the type of topics discussed and check back soon to see what's coming up for the autumn.
June 2nd: Student Mental Health and Academic Literacy Practices: Writing for Assessment presented by Emily Peach
June 9th: The prevalence of common mental health disorders, wellbeing and help-seeking in the student population presented by Jacks Bennett
June 16th: Male undergraduate student perceptions of male student mental health presented by Claire Wolstenholme (Research Fellow ,Sheffield Hallam)
June 23rd: Identifying risk and protective factors to help support student mental health presented by Aja Murray (Lecturer in Psychology, Edinburgh) ** Cancelled**
June 30th: Embedding mental health and welfare across student experience in HE presented by Snigdha Dutta (Project Associate, Cambridge)
July 7th: Measuring student wellbeing and how to support student mental health by Megan Jones (PhD researcher, UEA)
To join us please click here.
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Pedagogy and CurriculumThis group is for anyone interested in the role of pedagogy and curriculum in student mental health. This could include curriculum content, curriculum structure, assessment design, questions around whether the curriculum is a place to address wellbeing... and more! To join us please click here.
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Education for Mental Health Special Interest Group
SMaRteN members are welcome to attend the weekly webinars hosted by King’s College London ‘Education for Mental Health’ that takes place every Wednesday from 10AM – 10:45AM. Each week features a guest speaker who talks about their teaching or research related to student wellbeing.
July 21st: Jacks Bennett, Bristol University - The impact of a new Wellbeing and Residential Life Service providing mental health and wellbeing support at a UK university
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September 15th: Emma Broglia, University of Sheffield
September 22nd: Georgia Walker Churchman, UEA - How interventions with archival resources can provide a framework for discussion around student mental health
September 29th: Michael Priestley, Durham University
October 6th: Nicola Cogan, University of Strathclyde - Supporting education for international students
October 13th: Danielle Chavrimootoo, Kingston University
October 20th: Kate Lister, The Open University
To join us please click here.
July 21st: Jacks Bennett, Bristol University - The impact of a new Wellbeing and Residential Life Service providing mental health and wellbeing support at a UK university
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September 15th: Emma Broglia, University of Sheffield
September 22nd: Georgia Walker Churchman, UEA - How interventions with archival resources can provide a framework for discussion around student mental health
September 29th: Michael Priestley, Durham University
October 6th: Nicola Cogan, University of Strathclyde - Supporting education for international students
October 13th: Danielle Chavrimootoo, Kingston University
October 20th: Kate Lister, The Open University
To join us please click here.