ENOHE/ACCUO JOINT VIRTUAL CONFERENCE 2021 – CALL FOR PAPERS
ENOHE and ACCUO are delighted to be working together on a further joint conference. Our conference format in 2021 will be online and will be delivered in two half-day slots …
New Webinar in June: How to set up an Ombuds Office
On June 22nd you can participate in a webinar about how to set up an Ombuds office. This webinar is a forum for everybody interested in or involved in the …
ENOHE/ACCUO Conference 2021: SAVE THE DATE!
‘LOOKING FORWARD: THE ROLE OF THE OMBUDS IN POST-COVID RECOVERY’ The ENOHE Conference this year will be online, and will be offered jointly with ACCUO, the Canadian network, on Tuesday …
ENOHE Occasional Paper 14 now available
The ENOHE webinar on COVID-19 concerns part II, “A New Year, A New (ab)normal: Adopting to COVID-19 in the New Academic Year” was held on 10 December 2020 with 75 …
“A new year, a new [ab]normal: Adapting to Covid in the new academic year”: ENOHE Webinar
ENOHE held its second Covid-related webinar in December 2020. Participants were invited to an online conversation to consider the effects of COVID-19 on their work as an Ombuds, and to …
ENOHE Webinar: A new year, a new [ab]normal: Adapting to Covid in the new academic year
You are invited to participate in an online conversation organized by ENOHE, the European Network of Ombuds in Higher Education, to consider the continuing effects of COVID on your universities …
Occasional Paper 13 now published: “Comparing Concerns: COVID-19 Webinar”
The ENOHE webinar on COVID-19 concerns had been held on 10 June 2020 with 57 participants. Four speakers from four different countries – Mexico, Spain, Germany and Poland – shared …
‘Comparing Concerns’: COVID-19 Webinar
ENOHE held its first webinar during the current academic year in early June 2020. Participants were invited to an online conversation to consider the effects of COVID-19 on their institutions …
ENOHE Webinar: Comparing Concerns in COVID-times
ENOHE members are invited to participate in an online conversation organized by ENOHE, the European Network of Ombuds in Higher Education, to consider the effects of COVID on your universities …