InFrame Culture Catalyst Fund: Office Hours

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Join us for an Office Hours session in St Andrews dedicated to the InFrame Culture Catalyst Fund. 

This event is designed to allow you to ask questions, seek advice, and gain insights into the application process for the second round of funding for the InFrame Culture Catalyst Fund. Caitlin McDonald, Project Coordinator at the University of St Andrews and Dave Gardner, Community Knowledge analyst at the University of St Andrews, will be on hand to support you with your application. Whether you have a fully developed idea or are just beginning to explore possibilities, this session is here to support you.

Who Should Attend: Anyone from the University of St Andrews, University of Edinburgh, or University of Glasgow interested in applying for the InFrame Culture Catalyst Fund. This includes anyone from the research ecosystem, passionate about transforming research culture.

What to Expect:

• One-on-one consultations with the InFrame team
• Guidance on crafting a compelling application
• Better understanding of what is available through the fund. 

Register: register for a 30 minute time slot to ensure you have the opportunity to discuss your project with the InFrame team. 

Any questions please contact Rebecca Niesh, InFrame Events Manager, rkn5@st-andrews.ac.uk 

Accessibility Policy

We aim to ensure all people have equal access to InFrame events. If you need alternative formats or other reasonable adjustments, please contact the InFrame events team via email: InFrame@St-Andrews.ac.uk with your request by close of business on three working days before the event, so that arrangements, where possible, can be made. Our underpinning project commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion will apply to all events, and we can accommodate accessibility requests, for example, hire of British Sign Language interpreters, use of devices related to meeting accessibility, and other arising accessibility adjustments.