Panel session
6.30pm (40 mins)
Kingston University plays a leading role in the borough, through partnership working and community outreach. Listen to (and question) a panel of valued members of the borough, who will be discussing how we can work together to harness and create opportunities for the future.
Panel members include:
Places limited, book your place for this panel session when registering for the Civic Reception.
Panel session
7.30pm (40 mins)
Kingston University's new landmark building Town House will not only transform the learning experience of students, but also bring together the University and the local community.
Hear from a panel of experts from the field of architecture who will discuss current architectural themes, drawing on Town House and other community building projects.
Panel members include:
Places limited, book your place for this panel session when registering for the Civic Reception.
Panel session
5.30pm (40 mins)
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is 70 years old this year. With this in mind, a panel of experts will discuss the challenges and opportunities facing individuals, public bodies, third sector and community organisations at a local level and project them in the broader context of global developments. Afterwards, attendees will be encouraged to network together with panel members in the accompanying exhibition area which will be showcasing the work of human rights students.
Panel members include:
Places limited, book your place for this panel session when registering for the Civic Reception.
Panel session
7.30pm (40 mins)
Hear from our students about their experiences of studying at Kingston University. For those who reside here, what do they enjoy most about living in the community? For those students who commute, how do they make the most of their time in the borough?
As a university that prides itself on fair access and inclusion, we will also hear about some of the different routes that our students have taken to get to university. What have been some of the challenges they have had to overcome, and how has the University (and the community) supported their success?
During this session, guests will also have a chance to put any questions to our students!
Chaired by Jenni Woods, Head of Access, Participation and Inclusion, Kingston University.
Places limited, book your place for this panel session when registering for the Civic Reception.
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