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19th February 2020 / 0 comments

Further innovative engagement with the collections

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Plans are underway for a third mental wellbeing colouring book based on images from the University’s collections after funding was received from the Student Experience Grants. Two undergraduate students, Marta Christiansen and Tracey McShane, will be the project leads with support provided by professionals within Learning, Teaching and Web (LTW) and the Centre for Research Collections (CRC).

Feb 19, 2020

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