[…]activities, including social media, relating to the “Chats for Change” campaign; • Design, organise, and conduct relevant research on youth mental health with focus on third-level institutions across Ireland, With reference to Connecting For Life, Youth Mental Health Taskforce 19-25 SubGroup, Vision for Change, and Mental Health Matters: Mapping Best Practices in Higher Education organising and supporting the development of strategic and operational activities in the area of youth mental health with focus on third-level institutions; • Provide advice and support to our network of student officers in helping students and staff identify and reduce crisis in youth mental health […]
[…]in Adaptation to Exercise,’ explains their doctoral project at the School of Health & Human Performance, Dublin City University. The video focuses on the broad area of sex-differences in adaptation to exercise, focusing on female specific considerations which we study through the lens of female rugby. Why Research Matters Video Competition 2022 – David Nolan Ailbhe McGurrin, a PhD researcher at the School of Agriculture and Food Science at University College Dublin, has been awarded the ‘Most Informative’ prize. This prize is awarded to a researcher who has communicated the nature and aim of their research project in a clear […]
[…]& Professional Studies Institute of Technology, Carlow Eileen Doyle-Walsh Department of Humanities Institute of Technology, Carlow Jenny Russell Department of Electronic, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Institute of Technology, Tralee Mary Brosnan Nursing and Health Care Sciences Institute of Tecnology, Tralee John Brosnan Computing Mary Immaculate College Diarmuid O’Driscoll Mathematics & Computer Studies Mary Immaculate College Mary Moloney Early Childhood Care and Education Maynooth University Frank Mulligan Experimental Physics Maynooth University Kevin Kavanagh Biology National University of Ireland, Galway Deirdre Curran School of Business & Economics and Whitaker Institute (Employment Relations) National University of Ireland, Galway Mark Lang School of Physics […]
[…]casting my Yes vote in Cork North West, in Baile Bhúirne. It might sound biased but it’s true that I’ve always found Cork people to have a great sense of fairness and fair play about them and it’s no wonder that there is a huge hub of activism and culture here in Cork and the city itself when it comes to LGBT rights. It also happens to be home to Ireland’s oldest gay bar of course – Loafers. It was as a student in UCC when I first came out as gay and the support network in Cork city is […]
