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Engagement in Action now on air

Sue MaclennanBy Sue MaclennanMarch 6, 2018Updated:March 8, 20182 Comments2 Mins Read
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The Environmental Learning Research Centre team behind the Amanzi for Food project featured in the first edition of the new Rhodes Community Engagement podcast,'Engagement in Action'. L to R: Masters student and researcher, Mandilive Matiwane; lead researcher and PhD candidate, Tichaona Pesanayi; and Head of the ELRC, Professor Heila Lotz-Sisitka. Photo: Supplied

The Rhodes Community Engagement Division has launched a podcast they say is aimed at bringing to life the many ways in which the university interacts with communities around it.

Called Engagement in Action, the podcast kicks off with the Environmental Learning Research Centre’s Amanzi for Food project. Forthcoming episodes will feature, among others, the work of the Pharmacy and Psychology departments and the Vice Chancellor’s education initiative.

Director of Community Engagement, Di Hornby says, “We have an integrated approach to community engagement at Rhodes. It’s not something that’s added on, it’s woven in to the life of the university. Our focus is on real relationships and genuine, mutually beneficial experiences for everyone involved. We wanted to share some of the exceptional work that is being done. I don’t think people are aware of how much happens and how wide ranging the activities are.”

Engagement in Action is available on the Community Engagement page of the Rhodes website and the Grocott’s website as well as in iTunes – where listeners can also subscribe so that every new edition is automatically downloaded to their device.

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The Rhodes University Community Engagement Division has launched Engagement in Action, a new podcast, which aims to bring to life some of the many ways in which the university interacts with communities around it. The podcast will go up weekly for the rest of this term and kicks off with the Environmental Learning Research Centre’s Amanzi for Food project. Forthcoming episodes will feature, amongst others, the work of the Pharmacy and Psychology departments and the Vice Chancellor’s education initiative. Check it out here:

https://iono.fm/c/3440

http://www.grocotts.co.za/2018/03/08/student-societies-give-back-to-the-community/

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