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Westminster Institute of Education,
Harcourt Hill Campus,
Oxford OX2 9AT

OXFORD BROOKES UNIVERSITY
2nd Annual Coaching & Mentoring Research Conference

Friday 7th April 2006
9.30am – 5.30pm
Theatre, Harcourt Hill Campus

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The second annual coaching and mentoring research conference will be held at Oxford Brookes University on Friday 7th April 2006. This one day conference will be of interest to all students and practitioners of coaching and mentoring with an interest in research and how research in this growing field is developing.

Our Keynote speakers are Prof David Clutterbuck and Dr Alex Linley. Prof David Clutterbuck is a senior partner in Clutterbuck Associates, Europe’s leading provider of mentoring programmes. Having authored over 40 books, he is a prolific speaker and writer on people development and on strategic business processes. Dr Alex Linley is a lecturer in Psychology at Leicester University. He is a leading advocate of positive psychology, and edited the book Positive Psychology in Practice. Dr Linley’s research is based on the applications of positive psychology, specifically including coaching and psychological strengths.

Programme

09.30	Coffee and registration
10.00	Welcome and keynote presentation by Prof. David Clutterbuck
10.30	Paper 1 – Colleen Harding: Using the Multiple Intelligences as a learning intervention: a model for coaching and mentoring.
11.10	Coffee Break
11.30	Paper 2 – Fiona Beddoes-Jones: “Virtual” mentoring: can the principle of ‘cognitive pairing’ increase its effectiveness?
12.10	Paper 3 – John Cull: Mentoring entrepreneurs: What leads to success?
12.50	Lunch
14.00	Paper 4 – Prof. David Clutterbuck: The dynamics of mentoring: A longitudinal study of dyads in developmental mentoring relationships
14.40	Paper 5 – Leigh Longhurst: The ‘Aha’ moment and its effects on beliefs and behaviour
15.20	Tea Break
15.40	Keynote presentation by Dr Alex Linley: Coaching research: Who, what, where, when, why?
16.40	Networking and Close

Students and members of OBCAMS £35.00, others £65.00 (inclusive of lunch and VAT). To book, please contact Hollie Noonan on hrnoonan@brookes.ac.uk or telephone: 01865 488608


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