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Healthy Trinity – What works, what doesn’t, what next?
- Time
- 12pm - 1pm
- Date
- 22 Sep 2026
- Duration
- 1 hour(s)
- Location
- The Hub, Dr Dora Allman Room
Speakers
Martina Mullin (Healthy Trinity Manager) and Dr Norah Campbell (Director of the Commercial Determinants of Health Lab), Trinity College Dublin
Abstract
Creating a healthy, equitable and inclusive campus environment where students, staff and the wider community can flourish and thrive, is an important way to promote health and wellbeing.
In this seminar,
Martina Mullin and Dr Norah Campbell, Trinity College Dublin, will share their experiences in designing and embedding the Higher Education Authority (HEA) Healthy Campus movement in TCD.
Seminar hosted by the ISS21 SHAPE research cluster.
Institute for Social Science in the 21st Century (ISS21)
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Top Floor, Carrigbawn/Safari Building, Donovan Road, Cork, T12 YE30