The Institute of Design Innovation at The Glasgow School of Art in partnership with Highlands and Islands Enterprise presents the inaugural conference on creativity and collaboration in practice-based inquiry. This conference will take place on the 7th, 8th and 9th September 2015 at the GSA's Highland and Islands Campus, Forres, Morayshire, with Professor Irene McAra-McWilliam, Head of the School of Design and the Institute of Design Innovation delivering a keynote.
Call for Participation
We invite applicants to complete the conference application form by 30th July 2015. In the application we ask for a short description of your background, your research focus and your practice.
For the conference event, we invite you to prepare a 10 minute overview of your work, which may include emerging insights, reflections, questions, or concerns. Areas of interest may include:
• the democratisation of care
• asset-based approaches
• social isolation and loneliness
• inequalities: health, culture, gender, race, sexuality, age
• marginalised, fragile or rural communities
Where possible, we encourage the use of research artefacts to support discussions of your work. We will endeavor to support multiple forms of presentation and media but kindly ask you to specify presentation needs in your application form so that we can accommodate.
An application form is available here:
http://www.gsa.ac.uk/media/1126287/final-wellbeing-by-design-call-app-package-.pdf
Please submit completed form to Carolyn Wyllie at:
c.wyllie@gsa.ac.uk
Call for Participation
We invite applicants to complete the conference application form by 30th July 2015. In the application we ask for a short description of your background, your research focus and your practice.
For the conference event, we invite you to prepare a 10 minute overview of your work, which may include emerging insights, reflections, questions, or concerns. Areas of interest may include:
• the democratisation of care
• asset-based approaches
• social isolation and loneliness
• inequalities: health, culture, gender, race, sexuality, age
• marginalised, fragile or rural communities
Where possible, we encourage the use of research artefacts to support discussions of your work. We will endeavor to support multiple forms of presentation and media but kindly ask you to specify presentation needs in your application form so that we can accommodate.
An application form is available here:
http://www.gsa.ac.uk/media/1126287/final-wellbeing-by-design-call-app-package-.pdf
Please submit completed form to Carolyn Wyllie at:
c.wyllie@gsa.ac.uk