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Research Staff Consultative Group

The Research Staff Consultative Group (RSCG) oversees the training and career development opportunities for all UCL research staff.

The Research Staff Consultative Group (RSCG) oversees the training and career development opportunities for all UCL research staff. These plans are designed in accordance to UCL’s ambitions and strategies as well as the expectations of funders and partners.

Terms of Reference

  1. Identify priorities for change and improvement within existing activities, practice and policies that relate to research staff development to ensure that »Ê¼Ò»ªÈË develops and maintains a first class environment for nurturing its research staff community; identify the resources necessary to support and enhance provision.
  2. Ensure that »Ê¼Ò»ªÈË researchers are fully considered in UCL’s HR strategies and policies, and in UCL’s strategies and policies that support »Ê¼Ò»ªÈË’s research mission, so that they are recognised and valued.Ìý Make recommendations to Human Resources Policy Committee and improve, through working with other committees and bodies, UCL and HR’s understanding of the needs of UCL’s diverse research staff community to ensure best practice.Ìý
  3. Establish a robust consultation body with respect to the researcher stakeholder community, providing a forum for research staff to have input to research staff development strategy, policy and operations.
  4. Provide strong governance arrangements to demonstrate UCL’s commitment to the training and career development of researchers.
  5. Oversee the development and implementation of strategies for the training and career development of research staff in accordance with the principles of Vitae’s and the Concordat to Support the Career Development of Researchers to ensure that research staff develop the skills needed in an increasingly diverse, mobile, global research environment.
  6. Ensure that the importance of researchers' personal and career development, and lifelong learning, is clearly recognised by all stakeholders at »Ê¼Ò»ªÈË and promoted at all stages of their career; and that individual researchers share the responsibility for pro-active engagement in their own personal and career development and that their needs are promoted by line managers, PIs, HoDs etc.Ìý
  7. Oversee the updates and support the implementation of Research Staff Code of Practice.
  8. Oversee progression against the action plan identified in the .Ìý Oversee the further gap analyses and actions arising from these at each of the audit milestones mandated by the award.Ìý Report on progress as required and oversee the application for the advanced award.
  9. Keep under review internal and external, national and international policy developments relevant to research staff development, and oversee and coordinate responses to ensure UCL remains compliant and sector leading.Ìý Coordinate UCL’s input to these policies.
  10. Review relevant staff survey data (for example CEDARS, UCL Staff Survey) and make recommendations to address any issues pertaining to research staff matters.
  11. Report to internal bodies and external agencies on the provision of research staff development at »Ê¼Ò»ªÈË e.g. UKRI, other funding bodies, QAA etc. as required.
  12. Oversee the development of UCL’s communication strategy for, and communication channels with early career researchers.

Research Staff Consultative Group (RSCG) advisory group membership
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Research Staff Consultative Group board members:
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Pro-Vice Provost of Doctoral School (Chair)
Professor David Bogle

Human Resources: Chief People OfficerÌýex officio
Donna DalrympleÌý Ìý Ìý Ìý ÌýÌý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý
Faculty Director of Operations RepresentativeÌýex officio
Geoff Dunk
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Early Career Network Chairs and representatives of researcher development:
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Personalised Medicine ECNÌý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý
Dr Dan KelbermanÌý
Division of Medicine ECN
Dr Angela Tam and Dr George Robinson
Health and the PublicÌýECN
Dr Louise Mc Grath-Lone and Dr Victoria Garfield
Neuroscience ECN
Dr Sandrine GerantonÌý Ìý Ìý
Cancer Domain ECN
Dr Pilar Acedo and Dr Maria Secrier
Institute of Education ECN
Dr Lauren Clark
eResearch Domain ECN
Dr Ellen Webborn
Environment Domain ECN
Dr Yasemin Didem Aktas
Microbiology ECN
Dr Lucy van Dorp and Dr Catherine Walker
Food Metabolism Domain ECN
Dr Francesca Scotti and Ellie Doney
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Children and Young People’s Mental Health ECN
Dr Patrizia Pezzoli
Institute for Women's Health ECN
Dr Tania Castillo Hernandez
Collaborative Social Science Domain ECN
Dr Ned Barker and Michael Reade
Critical Global Health ECN
Dr Yuko Otake
Arts & Humanities and Faculty of Social & Historical Sciences ECN
Dr Abigail Bleach and Dr Cydney Philip
Mathematical and Physical Sciences ECN
Dr Cian O'Donovan
Faculty of Brain Sciences
Rik-Ganly Thomas
The Bartlett School of Architecture
Sharon Betts
Physics and Astronomy, Mathematical and Physical Sciences ECN
Dr Stan W Zochowski
Centre of Doctoral Education, IOE ECN
Dr Richard Freeman
Laws Faculty ECN
Dr Haim Abraham
UCL ArenaÌý
Dr Rebecca Lindner & Dr Nicholas Grindle
Doctoral School
Elizabeth Halton
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UCL Careers
Dr Jana Dankovicova
Organisational Development
Dr Amy Hong and Kasia Bronk
UCL Engagement
Dr Dominic Galliano
Academic Careers Office
Felipe Fouto
Institute of Education
Dr Lucy Davies
Katherine Koulle

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