The document discusses the University's goals of enhancing research, providing students a high-quality experience, and maintaining financial strength. It highlights several of the University's cultural assets that can be engaged with, such as art collections, gardens, and museums. It also mentions several community outreach programs like an arts and science festival. Finally, it discusses projects focused on public engagement with research through exhibitions, translation work, and events related to World War I history.

1. From ‘Connecting Histories’ to ‘Think
Corner’: academic reflections on a journey
through public engagement with research

7. Enhance our research power
Provide our students with a distinctive, high quality experience
Sustain our financial strength and use it purposely
Enhance our performance as an ‘engaged university’
Be the destination of choice amongst our peers

8. Academic Engagement
Careers & Employability
Wellbeing
Engagement and Accessibility
Investing in our Cultural Assets

9. Research and Cultural Collections:
The Danford Collection of West African Art and Artefacts

10. Winterbourne House and Botanic Garden

11. The Barber Institute of Fine Arts

12. Lapworth Museum of Geology
425 million year old Wenlock Limestone from Dudley

13. Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections

15. Community Day

16. Arts and Science Festival

20. Exhibitions as Research output

21. Cultural Intermediation and the Creative Economy

22. ‘Translation and
Translanguaging:
Investigating Linguistic and
Cultural Transformations in
Superdiverse Wards in Four
UK Cities’
AHRC : Translating Cultures

28. Voices of War and Peace: the Great
War and its Legacy
First World War Engagement Centre

36. The STEAM Room: visualisation

38. Knowledge is not a goal in itself,
but a path to wisdom; it bestows
not privilege so much as duty, not
power so much as responsibility.
And it brings with it a desire to
learn even as one teachs, to teach
even as one learns.

39. Summary of the Roles of the Co-ordinating Centres

41. Artists in Residence at the University