CSC workshop – Connect and communicate: effective engagement for global development
This workshop aimed to improve Commonwealth Scholars’ ability to connect and communicate with a wide range of audiences, for the purpose of achieving development impact.
Scholars worked in groups to create and present a communications campaign to raise awareness of a topical development issue related to their group discipline theme.
Through the project Scholars:
Considered how to target their message to an audience for maximum impact.
Explored how to select and use communications tools to achieve their campaign objectives.
The group discipline for the above presentation was ‘equality’ for an audience of young people aged 14-25. The Commonwealth Scholars in this group were:
George Asumadu, 2016 Commonwealth Scholar from Ghana, MSc Psychology, University of the West of Scotland
Sandrea Clarke, 2016 Commonwealth Scholar from Jamaica, MA Digital Technologies, Communication and Education, University of Manchester
Edith Emmanuel, 2016 Commonwealth Scholar from Saint Lucia, MA International Education, University of Leicester
Faith Idialu, 2016 Commonwealth Scholar from Nigeria, MSc Media Management, University of Stirling
Ave Le Blanc, 2016 Commonwealth Scholar from Trinidad & Tobago, MA Education, Health Promotion and International Development, University College London
Lakshmi Menon, 2016 Commonwealth Scholar from India, BCL Law, University of Oxford
Shubaya Naggayi, 2016 Commonwealth Scholar from Uganda, MSc Psychology, University of the West of Scotland
Jennifer Okech, 2016 Commonwealth Scholar from Uganda, MA International Journalism, Cardiff University
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