Spring 2009 Public Lecture Programme
Lectures take place at North Holmes Campus, Canterbury, Broadstairs Campus, Medway Campus and Salomons Campus, near Tunbridge Wells.
Lectures start at 6pm, except where stated otherwise. Admission free.
Wednesday 14 January
‘Quality at the level of context: process and outcome for children from 0-12’ Tuesday 27 January
'Reflections on the Beijing Olympics: 'The Olympian's view' Tuesday 10 February
'Reflections on the Beijing Olympics: The Paralympian view' Wednesday 25 February'Citizenship in the 21st Century - the application of technology in the personalisation of services' Peter Gilroy, Chief Executive, Kent County Council Thursday 5 MarchAt Broadstairs Campus
'Flying into the future: the Master Plan for Kent International Airport'
Tuesday 17 March'The Community School reduces school exclusions' Carl Parsons, Professor of Education, Canterbury Christ Church University Wednesday 18 March'Reflections on the Beijing Olympics: The coach's view' Danny Kerry, Manager, GB Women's Hockey Team |
Tuesday 24 March'At war's end: It's not over when the fighting stops' Prof AJR Groom, Visiting Professor of Politics and International Relations, Canterbury Christ Church University Tuesday 28 AprilProf Vivienne Nathanson, Director of Professional Activities in Health, British Medical Association Thursday 14 May'An all - age career guidance service for England' Tony Watts, Visiting Professor, Centre for Career & Personal Development. Wednesday 27 MayAt Salomons Campus‘With the benefit of hindsight - new approcahes to old crimes’ Dr Robin Bryant, Head of Department of Law and Criminal Justice Studies, Canterbury Christ Church University Please contact Kay Austin (01892 507653) to reserve a seat Thursday 28 MayAt Medway Campus'Vision, Values and Virtues: What do we need for communities to flourish?' Dr Michael Nazir-Ali, Bishop of Rochester. Please contact Laura Ratcliffe (01227 767700 ext. 4405) to reserve a seat |