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National Stress Awareness Day 2015 at Imperial
Last week staff attended a range of events organised by the College as part of the national day.
National Stress Awareness Day 2015 at Imperial
Last week staff attended a range of events organised by the College as part of the national day.
Imperial set to mark National Stress Awareness Day
On Wednesday 4 November, the College will hold a series of workshops and events as part of National Stress Awareness Day.
2015 IMPACT cohort completes leadership development programme
Last week saw the conclusion of this year's talent development programme for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) staff.
Bioengineering becomes Imperial's 15th department to hold an Athena SWAN award
Imperial's Department of Bioengineering has been awarded its first Athena SWAN Bronze award, in recognition of its support for female academics.
China Scholarship Council invests in Imperial talent
Imperial and the China Scholarship Council (CSC) have signed a new agreement to support talented Chinese students at the College.
UN Women's HeForShe initiative visits Imperial
On Thursday 8 October, Imperial welcomed the campaign bus for the UN's HeForShe initiative, as part of the GetFree tour to six universities.
Imperial to play host to United Nations gender equality campaign
On Thursday 8 October Imperial will be welcoming the campaign bus for the UN's HeforShe initiative, a global solidarity movement for gender equality.
President thanks staff for strategy contributions
Imperial held a thank you reception this week for staff who played a central role in the development of the Strategy 2015-2020.
Imperial celebrates as over 100 academics move up
The 2015 round of academic promotions has recognised over 100 academics in fields as diverse as brain injury and catalysis.
Members of Imperial selected to feature among 175 Faces of Chemistry
Imperial staff and a PhD student have been selected to feature in the Royal Society of Chemistry's campaign to celebrate diversity in the field.
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