1. Hunterian Associates Programme
Ruth Fletcher, Student Engagement Officer

2. What is HAP?
A programme asking researchers to develop a programme of public engagement (face-to face or web-based) with their research and with the University’s Heritage Collections
By presenting their ideas to the wider public, Hunterian Associates are able to broaden their perspectives on their own research, while also bringing the collections to new audiences.  
Associate projects should last around 12 months
any web-based resources will remain on the Hunterian's web pages beyond the life of the initial project.
‌Projects may take the form of gallery talks and tours, podcasts, web-based exhibitions, interpretive performance, or any other form that engages with the public effectively.  
Project subject matter comes from your ideas and research, not what we ask for.
Hunterian Associates Programme Induction

3. What do you get out of it?
Enhance skills and experience in public engagement, in line with Researcher Development Framework
A platform to promote your research and support with arranging events
Access to support from curatorial experts
Access to digital resources
Training in public speaking
Collegiate support of other Associates
Social media group
Experience sharing workshops
Hunterian Associates Programme Induction

4. Enhance visitor experience through engagement with UoG’s PGR community
What do we get out of it?
Contribute to the University’s research agenda and secure greater public impact
research expertise and subject knowledge of our postgraduate research students
Enhance visitor experience through engagement with UoG’s PGR community
Development of audiences for The Hunterian and ASC.
Enhanced web resources about our collections and possibly material to enhance our collections database
Hunterian Associates Programme Induction

5. Project outputs Hunterian Insight Talks Showcase & other Events
Public Engagement
Seminars Workshops Web resource
Showcase & other Events
Hunterian Insight Talks
Hunterian or own Blog
Other??
Your ideas!
Hunterian Associates Programme Induction

6. How to Participate (CLICK to WEBPAGE)
Consider how your research may connect with collections of The Hunterian and/or Archives and Special Collections
Previous Associate pages
Online Collections Database
Archives & Special Collections Collections online or use of Reading Room
Discuss your ideas with relevant curators (via Ruth)
Discuss your participation in the programme with your supervisor
Submit your application form (requiring approval of supervisor) by 1st December (if not ready to start until after March 2018, this can be submitted later)
Hunterian Associates Programme Induction

7. Hunterian Young Friends
Not sure if you want to take part but have a general interest in The Hunterian and it’s activities? Why not join The Hunterian Young Friends facebook group.
Come along to any of our Insight Talks on Tuesdays at 1pm to see the sort of thing you might do
Hunterian Associates Programme Induction

8. Hunterian Associates Programme

9. Hunterian Associates Programme
2016
Isobel MacDonald
1901 Exhibition Etchings
Ianto Jocks
Professor Cleland collects
Alicia Hughes
Dissecting Douglas

10. Hunterian Associates Programme
2015
Ruth Turner
Objects of reminiscence
Gemma Elliot
Suffragettes & satire
Hussain Jaffery
Life and times of bone

11. Hunterian Associates Programme
2012
Defne Cizakca, Nikki Cameron, Sherezade Garcia Rangel
The Hunterian

12. Hunterian Associates Programme
Elizabeth Wignall-Fleming
Glasgow Health
Mona O’Brien
Pox and prejudice
2016

13. Hunterian Associates Programme
2014
Joanna Neil
Drawn Together

14. Hunterian Associates Programme
2015
Clare Brown
Holy Land
Linn Cunningham
Stoddard -Templeton

15. Hunterian Associates Programme
2015
Suzanne Thomson
Brachial Plexus

16. Hunterian Associates Programme
2013
Vivien Williams
Bagpipes in art
Hagar Installation
Artists: Madeleine Campbell; Bethan Parkes; Birthe Jorgensen

17. Hunterian Associates Programme
2014
Jade Scott
Hunting Rebels
Kirsty Strang
Glasgow Sonnets