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Leading a Team, 21 February 2024 (online)

21 February 2024, 2:00 pm–3:30 pm

Photograph of Desiree Dickerson from Dickerson et al

Becoming a supervisor is a challenging move from the research-focused routine to a people focused leadership role. You are a leader now. And the success of your team depends partly on how you choose to lead, on the tone you set, on how you model collaboration and collegiality with others, on how you narrate failure and how you lift others up when they stumble, as well as on how you navigate conflict and seek to understand the position and path of those you are working with.

This event is free.

Event Information

Open to

UCL staff

Availability

Sold out

Cost

Free

Organiser

UCL Research, Innovation and Global Engagement (RIGE) in partnership with Workplace Health and Dickerson et al

Location

This event will take place online.
Details and registration will be sent to you after you have fully registered via LearnUpon.
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United Kingdom

Wednesday 21 February 2024, 14:00 - 15:30 (online)

In this webinar, we explore: 

  • how we lead and motivate our people – exploring the factors that foster motivation in individuals; 
  • how to bring individuals together – and how to instill sound team dynamics that utilize and grow the technical and interpersonal skills that we need and want in our groups.
  • how to uplift ALL team members including those with backgrounds and experiences that do not mirror our own and learn to recognize when we are acting / speaking / or filtering information from a place that does not take these differences into account.

Workshop Series

This workshop is part of a pilot series commissioned by UCL Research, Innovation and Global Engagement (RIGE) in partnership with Workplace Health and Dickerson et al. 

The workshop series aims to equip supervisors with the tools to build psychological safety with their researchers, ensuring that they feel valued and recognised, and that their mental health and wellbeing are prioritised and supported.

About the tutor

Desiree Dickerson PhD (pictured) is a clinical psychologist who specialises in the mental health and well-being of academics and academic institutions. As a former postdoc in the neurosciences she now works globally with universities, lab groups, and academics in the pursuit of a healthier approach to research. 

Who should attend

UCL Supervisors