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The Chaplaincy are hosting a Week of Guided Prayer from 15 November to 20 November (Week 7). If you'd like to sign up for the week, please email Miriam Withers on miriam88@hotmail.co.uk
All faith groups are invited to join and contribute in understanding and experiencing prayer according to their own.
All sessions will take place in the Chaplaincy centre.
7:30pm
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9:30pm
Sparkle! ConcertButterworth Hall, Warwick Arts Centre
Sparkle! Concert
When:
7:30pm
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9:30pm, Mon, 16 Nov '09
Where:
Butterworth Hall, Warwick Arts Centre
Notes:
The Wind Orchestra and Brass Band will be performing a concert at 7:30pm on Monday 16 November in the Butterworth Hall, Warwick Arts Centre.
They will perform works by Phillip Sparke together with some well known classics from musicals and films including Lord of the Rings, Wicked! And Harry Potter.
The Herbert Art Gallery and Museum is hosting a seminar with Warwick mathematician Adam Boddison and visual artist Lesley Whelan, who will be looking back over their collaborative project "Equate". During the project, the pair explored how mathematical concepts could be used in artistic practice, and the challenges that this would bring.
The seminar will take place 4:00pm to 5:30pm on Tuesday 17 November in the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum, Jordan Well, Coventry, CV1 5QP. The event is free of charge and open to all who would like to attend. Refreshments will be provided.
This particular careers fair caters specifically for students interested in careers within the Engineering and Technology sectors. 61 companies are on campus specifically targeting Warwick students for their graduate opportunities. The organisations attending range from large multinationals to national SME's to local enterprises. The Engineering and Technology Fair provides you with the chance to suss out what areas interest you and what type of company is best suited to your careers needs.
You will find a selection of the following industries represented at the fair:
Automotive
Energy
Engineering
Information Technology
Metal Recycling
Services Utilities
Telecomes
Timber and Forestry
And many more...
Open to all students including Masters and PhD students
The workshop focuses on thinking patterns which may play a part in maintaining low self-esteem. It is an opportunity to learn about unhelpful patterns and how they operate, and to reflect on your own thinking style. The session will also cover some approaches to challenging negative thinking styles
Two films, directed by Warwick Graduates are coming to the Warwick Arts Centre this Autumn. Both screenings will take place in the Conference Room, Warwick Arts Centre, and cost £6.50 (or £5.25 for concessions).
Beyond Biba was produced by Film and Literature graduate Tom Walters, and Starsuckers was directed by Maths and Physics graduate Chris Atkins. Both screenings include a Q&A session with the Warwick graduate involved.
The Postgraduate Open Day is an opportunity for undergraduates and postgraduates alike to consider the University's taught and research postgraduate offerings. This year's open day will take place on Wednesday 18 November 2009 from 10am to 4pm.
Build on the skills, knowledge and qualifications already gained from the University of Warwick's world-leading research standards and industry-led teaching. The day will include an exhibition and talks from service and academic departments in the Rootes building, drop-in sessions with academics across the University, and a showcase of current research in the Wolfson Research Exchange.
Visit the Postgraduate Open Day website for more information. Current students are advised to book their place online to make sure they have a seat at the more popular talks.
An hour long talk with a figure from the world of the media, staged in and around Coventry School of Art and Design. Speaking via video link at this talk is Alan Rusbridger, Editor in Chief of The Guardian.
This talk will take place from 1pm to 2pm on Wednesday 18th November in ETG34.
You can listen to Coventry Conversations podcasts at the Coventry University website or on iTunes U.
From Visions of Beatitude to Beatific Vision in Dante's Paradiso
When:
5:30pm
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7:30pm, Wed, 18 Nov '09
Where:
Room H4.03, Humanities Building
Notes:
A Medieval/Italian seminar named "From Visions of Beatitude to Beatific Vision in Dante's Paradiso" will be taking place from 5.30pm to 7.30pm on Wednesday 18 November in room H4.03, Humanities Building.
The speaker will be Dr. Tamara Pollack of DePauw University, with Dr. Simon Gilson acting as respondent.
The event is free of charge. For more information, contact Dr. Emma Campbell.
What can be deduced from the duration of non-conception?
When:
12:30pm
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1:30pm, Thu, 19 Nov '09
Where:
CSRI Seminar Room UHCW
Notes:
Dr Peter Sozou will be giving a seminar named "What can be deduced from the duration of non-conception?", focusing on his joint work with Geraldine M Hartshorne. The seminar will take place on Thursday 19 November at 12:30pm in CSRI Seminar Room UHCW.
The event is free, and open to all who would like to attend. For more information contact Kerry Davies
Coventry Conversations - Does local Commercial Radio have a Future?
When:
1pm
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2pm, Thu, 19 Nov '09
Where:
ETG34
Notes:
An hour long talk with a figure from the world of the media, staged in and around Coventry School of Art and Design. The speaker at this talk is Phil Riley, owner of six Midlands radio stations.
You can listen to Coventry Conversations podcasts at the Coventry University website or on iTunes U.
The University's Counselling service is running two workshops for students entitled "Beat the Blues", aimed at helping students with low mood, anxiety, reduced activity and sleep difficulties.
The Warwick International Development Summit (WIDS) will take place on campus from Friday 20 to Sunday 22 November. The overarching theme for this year’s Summit will be "Development for the Modern Age: Crisis, Climate and Co-operation".
Warwick Student Cinema will host this term’s “All Nighter”, an evening of films that starts at 7:30pm and ends the following morning on Friday 20 November 2009 in lecture theatre L3.
Tickets will be on sale before films during Week 7 and at the event itself. Tickets sold on the door will be on a first come, first served basis so buy early to avoid disappointment. The event costs £7 for members of Warwick Student Cinema, £10 for non-members from the University, and £12 for external guests.
Darwin Seminars: Evolution of the human social mind
When:
12:45pm
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1:45pm, Fri, 20 Nov '09
Where:
Gibbet Hill Lecture Theatre 1
Notes:
The Department of Biological Sciences is hosting a series of seminars on the work of Charles Darwin to celebrate the 200th Anniversary of his birth, and the 150th Anniversary of the publication of "On the Origin of Species".
Latin American specialist Dr Rebecca Earle of the Department of History has organised an event at the British Museum, offering people the chance to experience Mexican cuisine through the ages. Those attending will be able to sample a variety of Mexican food from the frothed up chocolate and maize cakes of the 16th century to modern day tacos and fajitas.
Moctezuma's Feast will take place on Saturday 21 November from 10.00am to 5.15pm, at the British Museum. Tickets cost £28, or £18 for concessions. For more information and to book, contact The British Museum Box Office on 020 7323 8181 or visit the British Museum website.
Many of us experience levels of stress (or of its opposite, lethargy) which leave us feeling unable to cope.
This workshop will open up the question of the nature of stress; will help us link this to our own experience; will provide practical hints on de-stressing; and will teach a relaxation technique which can then be practised and built into everyday life.
By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:
1. understand the origins of stress
2. know more about their own patterns of stress
3. check their lifestyle to help manage stress
4. above all, know more about how to relax on a regular basis
All students are welcome, whether stress is a minor issue or a major one in your life.
Coventry Conversations - Into the Dragons' Den and Out of the Recession
When:
2pm
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3pm, Mon, 23 Nov '09
Where:
TBC
Notes:
An hour long talk with a figure from the world of the media, staged in and around Coventry School of Art and Design. Evan Davis, presenter of Dragon's Den.
This talk will take place from 2pm to 3pm on Monday 23rd November. The room is yet to be confirmed.
You can listen to Coventry Conversations podcasts at the Coventry University website or on iTunes U.
Multifractal and other analyses in the Centre for Scientific Computing
When:
12pm
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1pm, Tue, 24 Nov '09
Where:
Digital Laboratory Auditorium
Notes:
Dr Rudolf A Römer, Director of the Centre for Scientific Computing, will give a keynote seminar entitled "Multifractal and other analyses in the Centre for Scientific Computing" from 12pm to 1pm on Tuesday 24 November 2009 in the Digital Laboratory Auditorium.
Entrance is free of charge, but there are only 100 seats, so make sure you come early to ensure a place.
There are a variety of firms, chambers, course providers and other legal organisations attending this fair, giving you the perfect opportunity to make informal contact with a wide range of legal recruiters and other organisations. Use this fair as a tool to make an impression with the firms you are interested in applying to, compare the range of course providers present and talk to representatives from chambers and the legal organisations to find out what life is like in the legal sector.
To make sure you make the right impression come along to an informative workshop on
"How to Prepare for the Law Fair", presented by Nabarro, Tuesday 17 November at 2pm in Social Studies room SO.18. Please sign up on MyCareers
The Freshblood Theatre society, along with Codpiece Theatre, will perform "Pictures of John Gray", a play inspired by Oscar Wilde's "The Picture of Dorian Gray" and the emotions of 2009. The performances will take place at 7:45pm every night from 25 to 28 November (week 8) in the Warwick Arts Centre Studio. Doors will open at 7:30pm.
"Pictures of John Gray" explores the life of the man who was to become immortalised in Wilde's novel using music, dance and fantastic new writing. The entire company have been involved in creating this brilliant new show and the results are truly stunning.
Tickets can be purchased through the Arts Centre box office on 024 7652 4524 or via the Arts Centre website.
An afternoon of events celebrating five centuries of Mexican food, culture and history will take place from 1pm to 5:30pm on Wednesday 25 November in Warwick Arts Centre.
For information, and to register for the lecture and symposium, please contact Sue Dibben, Humanities Research Centre, by Monday 23 November 2009.
Two films, directed by Warwick Graduates are coming to the Warwick Arts Centre this Autumn. Both screenings will take place in the Conference Room, Warwick Arts Centre, and cost £6.50 (or £5.25 for concessions).
Beyond Biba was produced by Film and Literature graduate Tom Walters, and Starsuckers was directed by Maths and Physics graduate Chris Atkins. Both screenings include a Q&A session with the Warwick graduate involved.
Coventry Conversations - Secrets of the BBC Election Graphics
When:
Thu, 26 Nov '09
Where:
GS404
Notes:
An hour long talk with a figure from the world of the media, staged in and around Coventry School of Art and Design. The speaker at this talk is Jonathan Spence, lead graphic designer, BBC Election Team.
(Part of a day of graphic design talks including Philip Oliver and Martin Lambie-Nairn)
You can listen to Coventry Conversations podcasts at the Coventry University website or on iTunes U.
Darwin Seminars: The photosynthetic origin of free oxygen
When:
12:45pm
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1:45pm, Fri, 27 Nov '09
Where:
Gibbet Hill Lecture Theatre 1
Notes:
The Department of Biological Sciences is hosting a series of seminars on the work of Charles Darwin to celebrate the 200th Anniversary of his birth, and the 150th Anniversary of the publication of "On the Origin of Species".
Are you continually putting things off, maybe you have difficulty in starting work? Come and explore what might be going on for you and what might be getting in the way of you doing the things you need to do. There will be the opportunity to discuss some hints and tips for tackling the problem.
The Warwick Chamber Choir and the Coull Quartet, conducted by Lucy Griffiths and Paul McGrath, will be performing a concert named "Coull, Choir & Candles" at 7:30pm on Friday 27 November.
The concert will take place at:
Holy Trinity Church,
Beauchamp Avenue,
Leamington Spa,
CV32 5RG.
Tickets cost £13, £11 (concessions) or £5 (students) and are available from Warwick Arts Centre Box Office: 02476 524524 or Leamington Tourist Information Centre, Royal Pump Rooms: 01926 742762
The CAPITAL Centre and the Drama Society have come together to put on a free production of Neil LaBute's "The Mercy Seat". They will perform the play in the Capital Centre Studio on Saturday 28 November and Sunday 29 November.
Performances are open to all students, staff and external visitors to the University and are free to attend.
Please follow the links below to reserve your FREE ticket:
The Centre for Research in Ethnic Relations, part of the School of Health and Social Studies, is playing host to a series of seminars over the academic year 2009/10. The seminars are open to everyone, and free of charge with no advanced booking required.
Speaker: Dr Lorenzo Cachon Rodriguez, Study Group on International Migrations, Complutense University, Madrid Topic:"The Migration Issue in Spain: Challenges of a Recent Country of Immigration"
The Department of Biological Sciences is hosting a series of seminars on the work of Charles Darwin to celebrate the 200th Anniversary of his birth, and the 150th Anniversary of the publication of "On the Origin of Species".
Loss can take many forms in life: the death of a parent or friend or partner; loss of job, or home. Grief is very much a natural process and a normal part of life. However, that does not make it any easier. The aim of this workshop is to share in and think about experiences of grief, with a view to getting a perspective that will help the coping.
The Poetry Society meets on the first Monday of every month from 7pm to 9pm in the Learning Grid (room A or B) to share their own poetry, and discuss the work of an established poet.
The poet discussed on Monday 7 December will be Hafiz.
A Tale of Two Cities: Venice and Florence in the Renaissance
When:
Tue, 08 Dec
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Thu, 10 Dec '09
Where:
Warwick's Venice Campus
Notes:
Warwick in Venice is playing host to a three day conference entitled "A Tale of Two Cities: Venice and Florence in the Renaissance" from Tuesday 8 December to Thursday 10 December 2009.
The conference celebrates the work of the late Professor Michael Mallett and the long-standing expertise of Warwick's History and History of Art Departments in Venetian and Florentine history. For more than 40 years, thanks to the efforts of Professor Mallett, the University has organised unique undergraduate programmes in Venice, and has built up an international reputation in Renaissance scholarship.
Widening Participation Teaching and Learning Session 2
When:
12:30pm
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1:30pm, Tue, 08 Dec '09
Where:
Teaching Grid
Notes:
There will be two sessions for teaching staff involved in the University’s Widening Participation programmes during the Autumn term. The sessions aim to give academic staff the chance to share information and ideas about how to approach the teaching of Widening Participation students.
The second event will take place from 12:30pm to 1:30pm on Tuesday 8 December in the Teaching Grid. Lunch will be provided.
This will be a follow-up session to the above event. This time there will be colleagues present from local schools with clear Widening Participation profiles. The aim is both to share with them the outcomes of the previous session, and to seek to discuss best practice for the teaching of less traditional higher education capable learners, building relationships for the future sharing of teaching and learning ideas in the process.
If you would like to attend, please RSVP to Assistant Registrar for Outreach Andrew Holdcroft by 20 November.
If you have any further questions, or any suggestions for either of the events, please contact Andrew on: Andrew.Holdcroft@warwick.ac.uk.
CRER Seminar: Religion in the UK: Post-Secularity?
When:
3:30pm
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5pm, Tue, 08 Dec '09
Where:
Room S2.84, Social Sciences Building
Notes:
The Centre for Research in Ethnic Relations, part of the School of Health and Social Studies, is playing host to a series of seminars over the academic year 2009/10. The seminars are open to everyone, and free of charge with no advanced booking required.
Speaker: Professor Jim Beckford, Department of Sociology, University of Warwick
Topic:"Religion in the UK: Post-Secularity?"
Warwick Medical School will be hosting a conference entitled "Exploring Professionalism" from 10 December to 11 December 2009. The conference will take place in Scarman House.
The conference will be interdisciplinary in nature, aiming to promote discussion, enable networking and explore common interests in terms of education and research on the topic of professionalism.
Darwin Seminars: Arthropods and the invasion of the land
When:
12:45pm
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1:45pm, Fri, 11 Dec '09
Where:
Gibbet Hill Lecture Theatre 1
Notes:
The Department of Biological Sciences is hosting a series of seminars on the work of Charles Darwin to celebrate the 200th Anniversary of his birth, and the 150th Anniversary of the publication of "On the Origin of Species".
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