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January 2025
Lorenzo Chiesa - Not To End with The End of the End of Religion: Agnostic Atheism
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Penrhyn Road campus
Lorenzo Chiesa – [On Psychoanalysis. Title tba]
Thursday
16
January
Kingston University Practice Assessor and Supervisor Update
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This 1.5 hour on-line workshop offers the nursing Practice Assessor and Practice Supervisor an opportunity to update current knowledge surrounding the NMC's Standards to Support Supervision and Assessment (SSSA), reflect upon their roles and discuss the student experience.
Wednesday
22
January
Catherine Malabou – Anticipation and Catastrophe
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Swedenborg Hall
Catherine Malabou – Happiness and its Discontents The lecture will be followed by a reception at October Gallery, 7.45–9.30pm.
Friday
24
January
Practice Assessor (and Practice Supervisor) Workshop and ePAD Training
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Practice Assessor (and Practice Supervisor) Workshop and ePAD Training
Tuesday
28
January
Upgrade Masterclass: The Art of Negotiation
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Join us to hear from fellow alumni, with wide ranging experiences and expertise who will share their approaches to negotiations, including failures, and successes.
Thursday
30
January
Psychology Colloquia Series: Dr Cornelia McCormick
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All are welcome to the Psychology Colloquia, where distinguished guest speakers present talks encompassing a diverse array of topics within the field of Psychology and beyond.
Friday
31
January
February 2025
Human Rights Festival 2025: Human rights and Morality
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Penrhyn Road campus
The Department of Criminology and Social Sciences and the Department of Law join forces to host the Human Rights Festival 2025. On day 1, Lt Col (Retd) Jeremy Clare gives a talk on moral injuries in post-conflict communities.
Thursday
20
February
Human Rights Festival 2025: The Power of Cultural Rights: Art as a Form of Justice
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Penrhyn Road campus
The Department of Criminology and Social Sciences and the Department of Law join forces to host the Human Rights Festival 2025. On day 2, we look into the power of cultural rights with four distinguished panellists.
Friday
21
February