Connecting.UWr – a nationwide project for research and development of the university
We are announcing the beginning of a new and permanent university-wide project, Connecting.UWr – a project for research and development of the University of Wrocław.
Connecting.UWr aims to create:
- A calendar function for the organisations’ internal obligations towards the university, such as deadlines for submitting applications and reports.
- One unified communication platform for all organisations within the university;
- One unified university website which would include, i.e. a platform for sharing opinions, recommendations, propositions regarding the university’s organisations and cooperation with UWr;
- Guides and training regarding the image communication, promotion and management;
- Well-organised apprenticeships for the university’s organisations;
- Recommendations for system changes;
- Regular updates on internal and external sources of funding;
This project is under the Honorary Patronage of the Vice-Rector for Student Affairs of the University of Wrocław. Connecting.UWr is coordinated by Równi w Różnorodności in cooperation with the Council of Scientific Circles and the Independent Students’ Association of the University of Wrocław, under the media patronage of the Umbrella Foundation. We would greatly appreciate sharing our advertising image and the post connected to it by all of the university’s scientific circles, student organisations, associations, artistic and sports clubs.
Sharing this image and post will not result in any additional obligations or commitments. Every organisation interested in a broader form of cooperation can consult with Równi w Różnorodności.
We encourage you to fill in the questionnaire, which was sent to your university emails on June 6.
Link to the questionnaire: https://forms.office.com/e/SM9zuq7PLR
Karol Rodlinski – the coordinator of the project and the Chairman of Równi w Różnorodności.
Should you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us at rowni.w.roznorodnosci@uwr.edu.pl or call 732 839 428.
Translated by Julia Prażuch (student of English Studies at the University of Wrocław) as part of the translation practice.
