Wed, 10:00 - 12:00

Online (Zoom)

Do you ever… …feel that you’re really not good enough for a PhD? …believe that you don’t really know what you’re doing? …think that you’re a fraud and are about to be ‘found out’? …wonder if anyone would actually care about what you have to say in your PhD? If so, this group coaching session is just what you need to lay those worries to rest and start building unshakeable confidence to always feel good in your PhD life.

16 July 2024, 09:30 - 17 July 2024, 14:00

University of Roehampton

"The Scholar’s Voice" is a term that is used to encapsulate professional identity, as well as to refer to the originality and authenticity of the communication of ideas. The identity of the scholar is bound up in the development of communication and engagement – in writing, in speaking, in dialogue, in movement and presence, in creative practice, and in teaching – in other words, the authorial voice. It is there in how scholars present themselves to others too, and within the corporeality of their voice – the embodiment of their voice in physical presence.