Selected posters from the ANTF annual symposium The Annual Symposium 2020 at Aston University , Birmingham has 3 key themes: excellence in teaching, supporting well being and resilience for our students, building our own impact. https://www.advance-he.ac.uk/programmes-events/calendar/ntf-and-cate-annual-symposium-2020-decade-change Key notes speakers: David Kernonhan, Associate editor of WONKHE and Theo Glibert from Hertfordshire, will be joined by Chris Powis from the new Northampton lectureless campus; there are also special sessions devoted to CATE award winners, over 1.5 days. Thursday March 5th will focus on building our own networks and features a summary of Advance HE management courses and the Professors in Preparation Group. Friday March 6th ( will present a range of seminar and snappy elevator pitches across all our themes We will show support for our colleagues in the UCU, but given the substantial financial commitment already made to staging the Symposium by attending colleagues and others before the industrial action was called, the symposium will proceed with sympathy to our striking colleagues.

1. Selected posters from the conference 2020

2. Our lead for equality and
diversity, Prof Sally
Everett created this
inspiring and terrifying
poster to show the
inequalities across the
sector…

3. And the Welsh perspective from Beth Pickard

4. Helen Martin sheds
lights on the
assessment journey

5. Manchester Mets work lead our own ANTF SG member
Chrissi Neranti

6. Birmingham City University Cate award

7. Place based
learning from
Jennie Winter..

8. Newman University Birmingham – staff-student
partnership

9. Using creative
methods and
innovation to engage
students
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