Jamie Johnson
Conferences/Symposiums
26th November 2016: | Reef Conservation UK (RCUK)Oral presentation: Morgan KM, Perry CT, Johnson JA, Smithers SG. Evidence of coral resilience during the recent ENSO-induced warming on the turbid-zone reefs of the central Great Barrier Reef, Australia |
18th June 2016: | International Coral Reef Symposium (ISRS)Oral presentation: Johnson, J.A., Perry, C.T., Smithers, S.G., Morgan, K.M., and Johnson, K.G. Coral community change on a turbid-zone reef complex: developing baseline records for the central Great Barrier Reef's nearshore coral reefs. Attended workshop: Coral Reef Conservation through Transformational Education |
18th April 2016: | European Geoscience Union (EGU)Oral presentation: Johnson, JA., Perry, CT., Smithers, SG., Morgan, KM., and Johnson, KG. Coral community change on a turbid-zone reef complex: developing baseline records for the central Great Barrier Reef’s nearshore coral reefs. Poster presentation: Johnson, JA., Perry, CT., Smithers, SG., and Morgan, KM. Benthic foraminifera baseline assemblages from a coastal nearshore reef complex on the central Great Barrier Reef. |
6th December 2014: | Reef Conservation UK (RCUK)Oral presentation: Johnson, J.A., Perry, C.T., Smithers, S.G., Johnson, K.G., and Morgan, K.M. Exploring long-term records of coral community development under conditions of very high terrigenous sediment influence. |
27th August 2014: | Quaternary Research Association (QRA) Postgraduate SymposiumMember of the organising committee. |
Graduate School Skills Workshops
5th November 2015: | CVs and covering letters (for academia and beyond) |
26th November 2014: | How to market your PhD to Employers |
21st November 2014: | Public Engagement (STEMM) |
31st March 2014: | An Introduction to ‘R’ |
13th November 2013: | Publishing your research in journals |
8th November 2013: | Tackling a doctoral Literature Review |
29th May 2013: | Using Posters to Communicate your Research |
9th May 2013: | Research Planning and Time Management |
7th May 2013: | Presentation Skills: Learn the Basics
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Training Courses
2nd June 2015: | 8th International School on ForaminiferaIntensive three week course on Foraminifera and their use as (palaeo)environmental and (palaeo)oceanographical proxies. Inherent within this were reviews of current classification schemes of foraminifera, their ecology and life history, and their biostratigraphical applications. Course modules: 1. Foraminferal Introduction 2. Larger benthic foraminifera 3. Smaller benthic foraminifera |
2nd March 2015: | Engaging Research TrainingFive day intensive media training workshop organised by CENTA and the Open University. Participants were equipped with the practical skills needed to communicate in and produce short films by BAFTA-Award winning staff. |
1st December 2014: | Quaternary PalaeoecologyThis five day NERC short course, based at the Natural History Museum (London), provided an overview of key taxonomic groups often utilised in palaeoecological studies, with a focus on terrestrial and freshwater environments. Over the duration of the course a suite of biological groups were reviewed, including: beetles, chironomids, diatoms, pollen, and vertebrates. Course learning outcomes:
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18th September 2013: | Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (LTHE): Stages 1 and 2An introduction to the key principles of teaching and learning in higher education, followed by an additional five sessions exploring approaches for planning and teaching for active learning, design of learning resources, assessment and marking, and evaluation of teaching. This course provided the opportunity to explore the knowledge understanding, skills and values needed to enable students to learn effectively in a modern higher education environment. |