1. Enhancement Themes Student Network Megan McHaney

2. Aims and Objectives By the end of the day you will have: Identify what has been good and what could be better Identify what information needs to be handing over Plan your enhancement theme handover Know and contribute the current national agenda of how Developing and Supporting the Curriculum is progressing Envision future Student Engagement in Enhancement Themes

3. Agenda 10:30Welcome 10:45Sharing your experience so far 11:30Preparing your successor 12:45Lunch 13:30Responding to National Agenda 14:15More Student involvement in Enhancement Themes; What would it look like? 14:45What’s necessary? What’s Achievable? 15:15Conclusion

4. Sharing your experience so far Aim: To Identify what has been good and what could have been better Objectives: Heard from others experiences Completed a SWOT Analysis of your experience/work

5. S.W.O.T. Strengths – The specific, positive internal advantages you have Weakness - The specific, negative internal difficulties you have Opportunities - The specific, external chances you have to improve your position Threats - The specific external circumstances which could damage the organisation

6. Plan Handover based on SWOT Take each element of SWOT Identify what needs to be done with it for handover →Just tell someone →Identify any background knowledge to pass on →Any special relationship with any member of staff

7. Lunch!!!!

8. Responding to the national agenda – Sam Fowles

9. Student Engagement in Enhancement Themes – What do we want it to look like?

10. Up Coming Events Discipline networks. →Social Science 18 th June, Abertay University Dundee →Health Science 19 th June, Apex International Hotel Edinburgh June Symposium – 21 st of June, University of West Scotland, Paisley Register for both on Enhancement Themes site http://www.enhancementthemes.ac.uk/events/forthcomin g-events http://www.enhancementthemes.ac.uk/events/forthcomin g-events NUS/HEA student engagement conference, Nottingham 12-13 th June