SPECIAL 2019 WORKSHOP
For Research Managers
Supporting Research Impact
Dr David Phipps & Dr Tamika Heiden
Tuesday 5th March in Sydney
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Tuesday 5th March 2019
Sydney, Australia
1:30PM - ​​​​​​​5:00 PM 
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The Australian research landscape has changed and continues to move toward a greater emphasis on research engagement and impact. Specifically, we are seeing the ARC Assessment process for Engagement an Impact as well as the NHMRC impact case studies as part of a researcher track record.
The advent of this impact requirement brings with it the need to support and capture research impact at the organisational level.
This workshop co-hosted with Dr David Phipps, an international expert in translation and impact, will delve into the institutional policies and strategies around supporting research engagement and impact activities.
 This is a unique opportunity to learn strategies to support impact from a dynamic, engaging and knowledgeable facilitator. 

This half day interactive workshop uses the Institutional Impact Health workbook from Emerald Publishing to explore the many considerations and opportunities for supporting research impact.
This session will explore:
  • Impact literacy and its core requirements
  • What is an impact-healthy institution?
  • What is an unhealthy institution?
  • Engagement and co-production
  • Strategy and leadership
  • Impact roles
  • Level of impact understanding
  • Impact skills and development

Where:
Nous House Sydney
60 Margaret Street
Sydney NSW, 2000

When:
Tuesday 5th March
1.30pm - 5.00pm

$197 Inc GST
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Dr David Phipps
Executive Director, Research & Innovation Services, York University, Ontario Canada


David leads York’s award winning Knowledge Mobilization Unit that provides services to researchers, community organizations and government agencies who wish to use maximize the economic, social and environmental impacts of university research.  Dr. Phipps has been named the most influential knowledge mobilizer in Canada. In 2012 York’s Knowledge Mobilization Unit was awarded a best practice award from the European-based Knowledge Economy Network. In 2012 he was awarded a Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal in recognition of his work in knowledge mobilization.  In 2013 he was one of three national finalists for the Impact Award – Connections category from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. He was also awarded the 2015 Research Management Excellence Award (Canadian Association of Research Administrators) and 2015 President’s Award for Innovation in Knowledge Mobilization (Institute for Knowledge Mobilization). In 2015 he was named the Gordon and Jean Southam Fellow from the Association of Commonwealth Universities. In 2017 Research Impact Canada received the Directors’ Award for Inter-Institutional Collaboration from the Canadian Association of Research Administrators.

He is the Knowledge Translation Lead for Kids Brain Health Network of Centres of Excellence and is the Network Director for Research Impact Canada, Canada’s knowledge mobilization network including 15 universities investing in strategies to maximize the impact of research.

Dr Tamika Heiden
Principal, Knowledge Translation Australia

Tamika has dedicated the last five years of her career to impact pathways through knowledge translation and the identification and assessment of research impact. Tamika is passionate about making a difference and delivering projects that create significant and lasting change for her clients. 

Tamika’s more than a decade of career experience as a researcher and research manager in the fields of health, sport and medical research, along with her formal qualifications in knowledge translation and impact make her one of the few specialists that doesn’t just talk the talk. Tamika enjoys helping her clients to form partnerships, develop impact plans, and be rewarded for their efforts.

More recently, Tamika founded and hosted the annual online Research Impact Summit. Tamika's passion for impact, along with the summit success, led to her becoming known as the “Australian powerhouse of Research Impact”, and resulted in her winning the 2018 Knowledge Mobilization Forum award for Innovation. With a 4000 strong audience representing 47 countries, Tamika has interviewed more than fifty experts in the fields of stakeholder engagement, translation and implementation, and research impact.

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