CYG: Teaching & Scholarship Research
Introductory page for our first CYG (CYGNA special interest group) uniting members interested in pedagogical research
CYGNA's First Special Interest Group (CYG):
Teaching & Scholarship Research
This is a new special interest group (CYG) aimed at women academics interested in teaching-led research and/or employed on a teaching and scholarship contract. The jam session that initiator and CYG chair Jane Neal-Smith organised to assess interest in this CYG (see image above) clearly indicated the level of interest in this exciting new CYGNA initiative. Jane is supported by Margaret Fletcher, Sîan Stephens, and Elizabeth Yi Wang.
The Teaching & Scholarship Research CYG aims to support women academics in their scholarship development, dissemination and promotion by building a network of like minded academics who can provide scholarship based opportunities which would allow its members to collaborate with each other, speak at partner institutions, or conduct research across institutions and locations. The group will meet every second month online with a face to face meeting once a year.
Aims and objectives
- To support teaching led research
- To encourage creativity, innovation and positivity across all teaching and higher education activities
- To raise a collective voice on the importance of teaching scholarship
- To create effective mechanisms for supporting women academics interested in scholarship and pedagogic research
- To recognise and support the broader impact of teaching and scholarship
- To effectively network and open up opportunities across disciplines, institutions and to develop women academics
CYG Facilitators (2024-current)
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Jane Neal-Smith Founder & chair Email Jane York Univ. United Kingdom |
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Margaret Fletcher Email Margaret Univ. of Glasgow United Kingdom |
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Sîan Stephens |
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Elizabeth Yi Wang Email Elizabeth Univ. of Leeds United Kingdom |
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- Cygna history - Tracing the history of our network since 2014, includes links to all of our meetings
- Frequently asked questions - Everything you may want to know about the CYGNA network and more
- The SWAN project - Initiated by Christa Sathish and Clarice Santos and implemented by Jacqueline Leon Ribas, this project created two swans reflecting CYGNA’s equal, inclusive, collective identity and the diversity of the network and its members
- Conference meet-ups - Provides brief write-ups of CYGNA conference meet-ups
- 10-year Anniversary event - Programme page for our 10-year anniversary event
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Anne-Wil Harzing is Emerita Professor of International Management at Middlesex University, London. She is a Fellow of the Academy of International Business, a select group of distinguished AIB members who are recognized for their outstanding contributions to the scholarly development of the field of international business. In addition to her academic duties, she also maintains the Journal Quality List and is the driving force behind the popular Publish or Perish software program.
