efye2019

Cork Institute of Technology is delighted to host #efye2019 on 17th, 18th & 19th June 2019. Looking forward to seeing you there...

[EFYE2021 @efye2020]

CALL FOR PAPERS - OPEN. Abstracts are invited for paper sessions, workshops, show-and-tell sessions & poster presentations. Submission is open until 15th January.
https://t.co/f4cfB2LYGm
#efye2020

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The three sub themes of the conference are: Being and becoming a first year student, Teaching first year students & Supporting the transition. We hope to highlight all aspects of the first year experience #efye2020 #highered

[EFYE2021 @efye2020]

This year's theme is “One for all – all for one” highlighting that both first year students, older students, academic teachers and adm. staff all have an important part to play in integrating the newly arrived students in the best possible way. #efye2020 #studentlife #highered

[EFYE2021 @efye2020]

Join the 2020 European First Year Experience Conference, which will be hosted by Aarhus University, Denmark, June 15th-17th
https://t.co/4GGkIVNpg9
#efye2020 #efye2019 @AarhusUni

[efye2019 @efye2019]

Thank you to all Keynotes, Paper, Show and Tell, Workshop and Poster presenters... we were blown away by the expertise, energy and enthusiasm at #EFYE2019 🌟 All photos can be found at https://t.co/OcIgqaxtjB 📸@ShaunaghOC

[Sarah-Jane Gregory @SJ__Gregory]

And is a simple as knowing their name to begin with

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More photos from Day 3 of #EFYE2019 at https://t.co/OcIgqaxtjB

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The final day at #EFYE2019 saw our third keynote speaker Dr Gemma Irvine @hea_irl 'Student Success: from policy to practice, the need to work together' and also the first post-conference National Thinktank sponsored by @ForumTL

[William Carey @wcarey]

If it wasn't for the 2,000+ tweets, the ongoing travels of many delegates and the undoubted continued thinking/planning/conversations, #EFYE2019 might almost have not happened 🤔 #whathaveyoutakenaway?

[efye2019 @efye2019]

We've just uploaded some photos from the sold-out #EFYE2019 conference dinner in @KingsleyHotel to our facebook page 📸 @Marese_CIT @dixxyD @wcarey @AarhusUni

[Nurun Nahar 🇧🇩🇬🇧 @mandrakenoor]

A big thank you to @Marese_CIT and her team @efye2019 for an exceptionally well organised conference 👏👏 Buzzing with new ideas to take forward and work on. Lots to do yet for improving first year experience but working together we can achieve it! #EFYE2019

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@RosieBee95 Thank you @RosieBee95 you are a ⭐️

[OfLA Project @OfLAproject]

@CIT_ie please give our massive thanks to Pat in your catering department, who just rescued two stranded #EFYE2019 delegates and took them back to their hotel. Above and beyond, wonderful woman, who stopped to help out strangers.

[efye2019 @efye2019]

As we come towards the end of Day 3 of #EFYE2019 just want to take a second to thank our outstanding student and staff conference ambassador team! You are amazing! #wecouldntdothiswithoutyou

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@EllaKahu Thank you Ella 🌟

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Dr Gemma Irvine ‘If you were to ask me what is the most important thing in the world? It’s people, it’s people, it’s people.’ #EFYE2019

[Kerry Gough 🇪🇺 @drkerrygough]

Dr Gemma Irvine says that while bottom up work exists in the mental health & wellbeing for students in HE, but hasn't always been a priority focus in the Irish HE sector. Policy needs to be lived, with an impact upon students' experiential lives. We need to track this #efye2019

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@julidosad everyone is loving your illustration created in collaboration with @lisamoran_ @heather_madden1 & #GoodStart18 team at #EFYE2019

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Day 3 of #EFYE2019 is here... another jam packed day with papers, show and tell, workshops and keynote Dr Gemma Irvine @hea_irl all before lunch! Looking forward to post conference national thinktank on student success @ForumTL... more photos from Day 2 on EFYE Facebook 📸

[efye2019 @efye2019]

Welcome to our third and final keynote at #EFYE2019 Dr Gemma Irvine @hea_irl ‘Student Success: from policy to practice, the need to work together’