Alan Marvell
@alanmarvell
Proud Dad, University Lecturer, Lead for Teaching and Learning, Doctorate in Business Administration, Tourism & Events Management, Geographer. Views are my own.
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http://www.glos.ac.uk 03-03-2010 22:24:54
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Discussing our book chapters David Simm Encountering difference in place: Research, scholarship and practice in place based learning @IGC2024Dub Dublin City University Dublin. Huge thanks to Dr Susan Pike 🌍 and @Geography_Emma for organising the session.
We always said we would meet in person @IGC2024Dub and we did ❤️🌏❤️ #placebasedlearning #enquirylearning #inquiry Wonderful to share our stories of place and writing to support other educators via Encountering Place in Education
Session proposal submitted for #GAConf25, with Alan Marvell and David Simm! Excited to be thinking ahead to #connectedgeographies with Hina Robinson 🌍 Get those proposals in....the deadline is just a few days away! surveymonkey.com/r/YBPF9R8
It was a delight to welcome the newest members of our University of Gloucestershire Doctorate in Business Administration #DBA family as I hand over the course leadership to Dr Azley. This transition marks a new chapter, and we wish them all the best as they embark on their doctoral journey. .
I had the pleasure of spending three insightful days University of Gloucestershire discussing applied research methods with Dr Louise and our inspiring #DBA doctoral candidates. Their commitment to research aimed at driving positive change in the future of business is truly remarkable.
Excited to share our latest paper, "The Future of Geography Field Course Pedagogy in UK Higher Education". If you are passionate about experiential learning, field course design, and advancing geographical education, I invite you to explore our research. rgs-ibg.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ge…
The future of Geography field course pedagogy in the UK: Reflections by Des McDougall Alan Marvell Kenneth Lynch & others rgs-ibg.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ge…
Celebrating the class of 2024! University of Gloucestershire at #CheltenhamRacecourse #TeamGlos #Graduation24
📣Interested in learning more about AdvanceHE fellowship? There is still time to register for Friday's online event, hosted by Geography & Education Research Group (GeogEd), with practical tips to develop your teaching and learning practice through the fellowship process! Sign up. 👇 rgs.org/events/upcomin…
Delighted to be the Quiz Master for the GlosGeog #WorldWiseQuiz Geographical Association thanks to Dean Close School for hosting the event and to Emma Espley for inviting me. Congrats to the winners!
Enjoyed Chairing the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) Geography & Education Research Group (GeogEd) online seminar on Advance HE #HEAfellowship led by Annie Hughes and John Canning Kingston University
Getting creative at Uni of Birmingham representing the Geography and Education Research Group Geography & Education Research Group (GeogEd) #GeogEd of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) RGS-IBG Higher Ed planning for the 2025 Annual Conference #RGSIBG25 Huge thanks Patricia Noxolo and Phil Jones Geography Birmingham for hosting
Fantasic three days exploring #researchmethods for the #DBA programme at University of Gloucestershire. Looking forward to seeing how these discussions shape your future research journey. Huge thanks to Dr Louise for her ethical insights.
Delighted to be part of #GLOUCESTERSHIRESOCIALVALUEWEEK as a speaker at a public lecture hosted by University of Gloucestershire discussing the importance of #place #placemaking and #communityidentity
Enjoyed starting day 2 Geographical Association #GAConf25 discussing how to make #geographical connections using a #palimpsest approach to #learning Denise Freeman 🌎🙋🏻♀️ David Simm
I am truly delighted to receive a certificate from The WOW! Awards : Employee Recognition Programmes presented by Clare Marchant DBE at University of Gloucestershire. A huge thank you to our outstanding Doctorate in Business Administration #DBA students for their nomination, as a recognition of integrity. #TeamGlos
Ever wondered why, when visiting a historic site, you feel relaxed and have a greater sense of wellbeing? Discover more in this Historic England report lnkd.in/eHChNpnH It was great to be part of such a brilliant research team CCRI University of Gloucestershire
