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Past Activities

  • Partners Meeting - on Wednesday 21st August following a summer break, the COIL@UArctic partners reconvened to plan the year ahead with a focus on increasing engagement with the network and COIL projects. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday 1st October.
  • 32nd Nordic Symposium on Tourism and Hospitality Research - on Friday 20th September Alona Roitershtein and Steve Harbert spoke about COIL@UArctic to encourage more COIL projects across the North.
  • Yellow Tulip Project - on Wednesday 11th September Izzy Crawford and Suzanne Fox co-hosted a webinar introducing a new COIL project for UArctic and non-UArctic members that is designed to address the stigma associated with mental ill health and suicide. A second webinar will be held on Thursday 25th September from 4pm to 5pm UTC. Please contact Izzy Crawford i.c.crawford@rgu.ac.uk for more information and how to join.
  • EAIE Conference – on Thursday 19th September, Mariam Raza (Conestoga College, Canada) and Izzy Crawford (Robert Gordon University, Scotland) delivered a world cafe session on the development of COIL@UArctic and using COIL to promote sustainability, with biodiversity loss education content supplied by Elina Oksanen.
  • Kick Start COIL Webinar – on Wednesday 16th October 2024 from 4pm to 5pm (UTC), COIL@UArctic will host the next webinar topic in the series looking at the challenges and support available when starting a COIL project – please contact Izzy Crawford i.c.crawford@rgu.ac.uk for more information and how to join.
  • IVEC Conference - on Monday 21st October, Izzy Crawford and Pascal Ezenkwu from Robert Gordon University will present a proposal for a new COIL Matchmaker app that is designed to make the process of finding a suitable COIL partner quicker and easier.
  • UArctic COIL profiles and examples – please get in touch with Izzy Crawford i.c.crawford@rgu.ac.uk if you would like to have your profile included on the thematic webpage to help you find a COIL partner, or if you have completed a COIL project and would like it to be featured on the thematic webpages.

 

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