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The Hive Mind: supporting community wellbeing in an integrated public and university library Madalene George & Emma Campbell University of Worcester Lets start with some introductions 1 week pilot in 2015 Study Happy coordinator


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The Hive Mind: supporting community wellbeing in an integrated public and university library

Madalene George & Emma Campbell University of Worcester

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Let’s start with some introductions…

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Library.worc.ac.uk/study-happy

40 40 events across 6 sites

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1276 attendees from 30 30 different institutions

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Inclusive year- round programme for GCSE, 6th form, FE & HE students from Worcester & elsewhere Study Happy coordinator recruited for a further 1 year pilot in 2016-17 academic year 1 week pilot in 2015

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Smarter Happier Healthier

Helping students to feel:

STEP 1: Define Your Aims

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Don’t forget about IMPACT!

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STEP 2: Identify needs and fill gaps

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STEP 3: Work with what you already have

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STEP 4: Time it perfectly Consider your audience’s schedule.

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Budget isn’t everything

Don’t be afraid of light-touch events

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Look for new opportunities to engage with your audiences

Consider your value as a venue

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Learn from your failures

Be honest about your project but don’t despair!

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Communicate the impact

Align your impact measures for maximum effect

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Make impact accessible and engaging

Consider using impact to market future events

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Madalene George

Student Engagement Coordinator & Study Happy Coordinator

m.george@worc.ac.uk Emma Campbell

Library Customer Advisor

e.campbell@worc.ac.uk