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Completed projects

2016/17 CHERIL award holders

  • Mind The Gap -a year 2 project building on the findings of the 'Across the Divide' project: Lynne Bianchi (SEERIH and EEE Science and Engineering)
  • Public engagement and cultural professionals' mentoring in course assessment and feedback: Kostas Avarantis (SALC/ Humanities) Kostas Arvanitis CHERIL report
  • Defining and measuring the behaviours of transformational educators: Dianne Burns (School of Health Science / BMH)
  • Students in public (SIP) - establishing processes for publishing and disseminating student research in the context of course unit delivery: John Zavos (SALC / Humanities)
  • Learning Criminology Inside -Prison based Criminology instruction at Manchester: Shadd Maruna (School of Law) Shadd Maruna CHERIL report
  • Creating inclusive learning environments through 'We Get It' student Ambassador programme: Cath prescott (School of Health Sciences and Equality and Diversity team)
  • Developing peer assisted student support for elarning (online) students: Roger Harrison (School of Medicine /BMH)


2015/16 CHERIL award holders  -final reports

  • Hannah Maltby, Dan Swain, Sami Karamalla-Gaiballa. Predicting Student Success: Assessing the relationship between student engagement and attainment Dan Swain CHERIL report
  • Lynne Bianchi, Peter green, Sophina Choudry. Across the Divide: How can University-school partnerships influence academics' pedagogic practice? Lynne Bianchi CHERIL report
  • Rachel Studd, Gianpaolo Vignali. The Bridge to Higher Education: A case study using the Fashion SOC as the scaffold. Rachel Studd CHERIL report
  • Sarah Shepherd, Claire Mimnagh, Jo Hart, Mary Walsh. Interventions to promote mental health in professional students. Sarah Shepherd CHERIL report
  • Sheila Fidler, Jenna Aston, Diane Harris. Creative methodology to explore the social problems of hearing loss in marginalised communities  Sheila Fidler CHERIL report

 

2014/15 CHERIL award holders - final reports

  • Shaun Speed, Pip Fisher, Dianne Burns and Sarah Calvert – “It is not the easy option people think it is” a focus group/action research study of the experience of live at home students in the Manchester Medical School and the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work (November 2015)