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Since its founding in 2000, the National Forum on Higher Education for the Public Good has striven to “increase awareness, understanding, commitment, and action in support of higher education’s public service mission” (Burkhardt, Pasque, Bowman & Martinez, 2009, p. xiii). The goal of founder John Burkhardt and his colleagues is to facilitate this awareness and understanding through research, which demonstrates how higher education creates vibrant and knowledgeable citizens.

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It took place at The Shop Front Theatre in Coventry, an old fish and chip shop restaurant, once called Fishy Moore’s, located on the corner of Queen Victoria Road and the bottom of City Arcade, in the city centre precinct. After negotiating terms with Coventry city council, Shop Front opened for business. It is the only professional theatre space of its kind in the UK. The space is operated by Theatre Absolute, who have been working in Coventry since 1992.

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The Education placemaking event stemmed in theme from the conference in Nottingham last November, and was the first part of a series of informal forum gatherings designed to consider the ways in which Universities and cultural organisations in the Midlands can work together.Our first Forum event focused specifically on Placemaking and was convened by our working group members Geoff Willcocks and Ele Belefiore with Nic Millington of Rural Media in June 2018.

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A broad range of attendees came to the event from both East and West Midlands. Participants spanned researchers, pro vice chancellors, curators, academics, cultural event planners, artists, producers, directors, officials and administrators considered how cultural organisations view the presentation of place and placemaking.Our guest speakers spoke on the topic of placemaking from two key view points – that of the academic institution and from the perspective of an independent creative practitioner with links to HE.

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Barbera Matthews, Pro Vice Chancellor of School of Art and Design at Nottingham Trent University focused her short presentation on why Universities placemake intentionally. She focussed on four ways in which universities contribute incidentally and intentionally; namely: economic, environmental, societal and reputational.The event highlighted the differences of approach from the perspectives of Higher Education and the Cultural Sector alike – asking participants to consider the importance of placemaking; what can be achieved and the priorities of placemaking.

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Ben Kyneswood, Lecturer in Sociology at Coventry University and one third of the archival project, Photo Miners. Ben spoke eloquently about digital placemaking, in particular how historic visualisations can embed the questions we need to ask today within local conversations. By using online tools, we can generate line of sight to policy makers, planners and councillors.Our guest speakers spoke on the topic of placemaking from two key view points – that of the academic institution and from the perspective of an independent creative practitioner with links to HE.

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Our very first forum event builds upon key discussions from our launch event last year on how HE and the Cultural Sector work together to drive, enhance and deliver relevant and effective placemaking strategies. Taking place in one-time fish and chip shop, now lo fi cultural venue, Shop Front Theatre now houses the independent Theatre Absolute.This get together has been co-convened by Geoff Willcocks at Coventry University and Nic Millington FRSA, Chief Executive Rural Media with Ele Belifiore at the University of Loughborough.

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UGears Tower Windmill could be a totally functioning miniature duplicate of this world’s oldest mechanical invention. The earliest recorded reference of mistreatment the windmills goes back to the first century Ellas. However, UGears toy designers got their inspiration from associate degree early seventeenth century European nation. The Windmill Tower is a precise duplicate of a cylindrical stowntower windmill, designed right outside the village of Charleston, national leader county, in 19623-33. attention-grabbing to grasp, that this explicit windmill was renovated in 1974 and remains the earliest tower mill in European nation to retain its operating components.

The model is powered up by a removable rubber-band motor, that activates the blades by the screw conveyor and therefore the gear transmission. Once the motor is removed, the Windmill can still work, permitting to watch the fine operating mechanism in nice details.

Though supported seventeenth English classics, this model of post-medieval stone towers is spiced up with figurines of a renowned pair of Spanish literature: Ingenious male aristocrat Don Quixote and his offbeat companion Sancho Panza.
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[quote:sxdrfctgvybhjnk]UGears Tower Windmill could be a totally functioning miniature duplicate of this world’s oldest mechanical invention. The earliest recorded reference of mistreatment the windmills goes back to the first century Ellas. However, UGears toy designers got their inspiration from associate degree early seventeenth century European nation. The Windmill Tower is a precise duplicate of a cylindrical stowntower windmill, designed right outside the village of Charleston, national leader county, in 19623-33. attention-grabbing to grasp, that this explicit windmill was renovated in 1974 and remains the earliest tower mill in European nation to retain its operating components.

The model is powered up by a removable rubber-band motor, that activates the blades by the screw conveyor and therefore the gear transmission. Once the motor is removed, the Windmill can still work, permitting to watch the fine operating mechanism in nice details.

Though supported seventeenth English classics, this model of post-medieval stone towers is spiced up with figurines of a renowned pair of Spanish literature: Ingenious male aristocrat Don Quixote and his offbeat companion Sancho Panza.
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