Marion Angelin

Events and Membership Services Officer

Marion is a bilingual communications and coordination professional with experience across the education and creative sectors. Her background includes PR, textile design and long-standing involvement in a bilingual school community, giving her strong organisational skills, attention to detail, and a collaborative approach. Her experience in school settings has strengthened her ability to support diverse communities and contribute to positive, well-organised learning environments.

At NEON, she supports events, membership services, and communications, helping to deliver a professional, engaging, and seamless experience for members.

Establishing Evidence and Measuring Impact

This Working Group is organised by the Higher Horizons, based at Keele University.

The working group is a collaborative space for evaluators, researchers, and practitioners working in widening access and student success. Our main purpose is to enable the sharing of evaluation strategies, methodologies, and findings. We are inclusive, welcoming those who use a wide range of methodologies, from quantitative analysis to qualitative case studies. We are always eager to hear about project evaluations, research, and the ongoing tracking of learners to show impact.

We provide a supportive and friendly environment for open discussion, and for those practitioner who may be sharing evaluation insights for the first time. We actively encourages members to share all of their findings, even if the results are null. We are a safe space for these conversations, and this approach makes sure we can pool our collective knowledge to help to move the sector forward and expand our evidence base.

Please join us and help to build this network. If you have any queries about this working group contact NEON.

Scheduled events

Attendance at Working Group meetings is free to NEON members. Non-members are welcome to attend but there is a fee of £80 per meeting.

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