ESW Seminar Series
CHEER
Monday 13th May, 5pm
Room 104, Fulton
Speaker
Professor Mike Neary, Dean of Teaching & Learning, Centre for
International Research & Development, University of Lincoln
presents:
Student as Producer:
Reinventing the undergraduate curriculum
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Student as Producer is a model of curriculum development, a strategy for
institutional change and a social movement to reinvent the university as a
radical political project. In this seminar, Professor Neary will present some of
the ideas that lie beyond Student as Producer, and ways in which these ideas
are being put into practice at the University of Lincoln.
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Before taking up his current post at Lincoln in 2007, Professor Neary taught
Political Sociology at the University of Warwick (1994-2007). Prior to becoming
an academic, he worked in youth and community development in South
London. Professor Neary has published widely on the subject of academic
labour and student life. His most recent book was published by Continuum in
2011 and is the jointly edited collection, Towards Teaching in Public: Making
the Modern University. He is currently writing a monograph to be published by
Zero Books in 2012: Student as Producer: How do Revolutionary Teachers
Teach? Professor Neary is a founder member of the Social Science Centre,
Lincoln, a co-operative form of higher education.
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This seminar can be joined remotely by logging on to:
https://connectpro.sussex.ac.uk/cheer_neary13may13
This seminar will also be recorded and available to view retrospectively
at:
www.sussex.ac.uk/education/newsandevents/events/seminarscurrent