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Mike Naulty

Mike Naulty
Mike Naulty

Biography

Mike Naulty is a Senior Lecturer in Community Education and is also Associate Dean for Business Development within the School of Education, Social Work and Community Education. His teaching and research interests are in professional leadership and management and organisational learning and development. He is also interested in the role education plays in supporting continuous professional development and inter-professional practice. He has been involved in a range of training and research consultancy both at national and international level over his time in higher education and is currently a member of the Community Learning and Development (CLD) Standards Council for Scotland.

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Publications


Journal Papers
Naulty, M., & Jindal-Snape, D., 2011 Naulty, M., & Jindal-Snape, D. (2011): Effective curriculum design for successful transition from being a community learning and development student to practitioner, Community Development, 42(3), 314-325. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/15575330.2011.558205
McLuckie, J.A., Naulty, M., Luchoomun, D. & Wahl, H., 2009 McLuckie, J.A., Naulty, M., Luchoomun, D. & Wahl, H. (2009). Scottish and Austrian perspectives on delivering a Master’s: from paper to virtual and from individual to collaborative. Industry & Higher Education, 23(4).
Conference Presentations
McLuckie, J.A., Naulty, M., Luchoomun, D. & Wahl, H., 2009 McLuckie, J.A., Naulty, M., Luchoomun, D. & Wahl, H. (2009). Delivering a Masters; from Paper to Virtual and from Individual to Collaborative. Conference proceedings for Student Mobility and ICT: can E – Learning overcome barriers of Life – Long learning?
Jindal-Snape, D. & Naulty, M., 2009 Jindal-Snape, D. & Naulty, M. (2009). Effectiveness of Competences and Competencies during Transition from Higher Education to Employment: A Case Study of Community Learning and Development (CLD) qualifying training in Scotland. DECOWE, 24–26 September 2009, Slovenia (published in Conference Proceedings).
Naulty, M., Gordon, G. & Warner, R., 2006 Naulty, M., Gordon, G. & Warner, R. (2006). The developing role of the public health nurse in Scotland, a conference paper for the 8th RCN Joint Forums Conference, Cardiff, February 2006.
Naulty, M., 2003 Naulty, M. (2003). Beyond Competence - the need to conceptualise a model of CPD for community education professionals in Scotland. Paper to SERA conference, Perth, November 2003.
Professional Publications
Naulty, M., Jindal-Snape, D., Bidwell, L., & Patrick, F., 2008 Naulty, M., Jindal-Snape, D., Bidwell, L., & Patrick, F. (2008). Raising the Standard in Scotland: A Report on Perspectives of Practitioners, Trainers and Students on Qualifying Training in Community Learning and Development. Report for Learning Connections. Scotland: Scottish Government. http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2008/07/16160304/0
Barber, T. & Naulty, M., 2005 Barber, T. & Naulty, M. (2005). Your place or mine: A research study exploring young people's participation in community planning. University of Dundee. Youth Link Publications. Retrieved from: http://www.youthlink.co.uk/docs/Practice%20Development/Your%20Place%20or%20Mine%20report.pdf [1 Sept 2005].
McArdle, K. & Naulty, M., 2001 McArdle, K. & Naulty, M. (2001). Evaluation for the Great Northern Partnership, the Scottish Executive’s programme for reviewing Social Inclusion Partnerships, Edinburgh, Scottish Executive.