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Members

Colleagues identifying as CfLaT members would be typically recognised as:
  • Having research and / or scholarship interests which substantially overlap with our research themes;
  • Engaging in the strategic decision making and action of the centre, for example attending CfLaT away days and guidance groups whenever possible;
  • Contributing to CfLaT events, such as the showcase, research conferences and symposiums;
  • Working collaboratively with CfLaT colleagues on joint research, publications or engagement where appropriate;
  • Representing CfLaT when attending regional, national and international conferences and events. 

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