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Thursday 17 May 2018 , continued from previous page

16:30 - Reciprocal Learning between Teachers and Clergy
James Townsend ( Church of England Foundation for Educational Leadership), Dr Nigel Fancourt (Department of Education, University of Oxford), Father Robin Ward (St Stephen’s House)
The Church, Education and Leadership: A Public Seminar Series
17:00 - Roundtable discussion of Anthony La Vopa’s book: The labor of the mind: intellect and gender in Enlightenment cultures (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2017)
Various Speakers
Enlightenment Workshop
17:00 - ‘“This Unparraleled Unsurpation”: ecclesiastical patronage under Oliver Cromwell c.1654-1660’.
Dr Rebecca Warren (University of Kent)
Religion in the British Isles 1400-1700: a Graduate Seminar
17:00 - Michael Atiyah - Numbers are Serious but they are also Fun
Please email external-relations@maths.ox.ac.uk to register
Michael Atiyah (University of Edinburgh)
Oxford Mathematics Public Lectures
17:00 - Blood and Bone: The Poetics of the Metrical Charms & Feeding Anglo-Saxon England: The Making of an Agricultural Revolution
Caroline Batten (New College), Helena Hamerow (St Cross College)
Early Medieval Britain and Ireland Events
17:00 - ‘“This Unparraleled Unsurpation”: ecclesiastical patronage under Oliver Cromwell c.1654-1660’.
Dr Rebecca Warren
Religion in the British Isles, 1400-1700 Seminar
17:00 - Cyril Foster Lecture 2018: The New New Civil Wars
Prof Barbara F. Walter (UC San Diego)
17:00 - Science on the front line: getting good quality evidence into the news
Fiona Fox (Science Media Centre)
Science and populism: from evidence to narrative (Oxford Martin School, Oxford Institute of Population Ageing and University College Joint Series)
17:00 - ‘The Medieval Woollen Cloth Industry - A Case Study of Suffolk’
Nicholas Amor (University of East Anglia)
Medieval Economic and Social History Seminar
17:00 - The Representation of Spanish American Interests at the Imperial Court in the Age of the Bourbon Reforms, c. 1750-1808.
Alvaro Caso Bello (Johns Hokins University)
Latin American Centre Seminars and Events
17:00 - Church in a Digital World: Social, Ethical and Cultural Implications of Technological Change
Registration is essential
Bishop Paul Tighe (Secretary of the Pontifical Council for Culture), Eric Salobir OP (President of OPTIC)
17:00 - The founder's Lecture - Moving Stories: the working lives of migrant women in post-war Britain.
Prof Linda McDowell (University of Oxford)
17:30 - Blogs & digital media can reach parts that other media cannot reach: the story of the Mental Elf
André Tomlin (Minervation Ltd)
Evidence-Based Health Care Programme
17:30 - IDAHOT Museum Late
Various Speakers
17:30 - Ukraine's Economy in the 21st Century. Dr Andrei Kirilenko at OUUS
Dr Andrei Kirilenko (Imperial College London)
18:00 - 2018 Disability Lecture - That Way Lies Madness: Poets, Power, Health.
Gwyneth Lewis
18:30 - Public talk: Tuberculosis: from Victorian fashion to citizen science
Dr Carolyn A Day (Furman University), Dr Timothy Walker (Nuffield Department of Medicine), Dr Philip Fowler (University of Oxford)
18:30 - SoGE Alumni Drinks in Melbourne
TBA

Friday 18 May 2018

08:00 - Global Surgery: Paediatric Surgical Team
Miss Kokila Lakhoo (Consultant Paediatric Surgeon )
Surgical Grand Rounds
09:00 - Study-day on 'Bible et poésie'
Offers of papers (limited to 3,000 words, in English, referring to poetic writing in any language) should be sent to toby.garfitt@magd.ox.ac.uk and b.sudlow@aston.ac.uk by 28 February 2018.
Various Speakers

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