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November 2020

Virtual Open Day

Saturday 3 October 2020, 9.00am - 1.00pm

You will get a feel for what it's like to study at Kingston University when you come to one of our Virtual Open Days. When you sign up, you'll get the opportunity to meet the academics, find out about the courses we offer, talk to current students and get help and advice on course application and student funding. Join us online and say hi. We look forward to meeting you!

Saturday

October

The value of sharing stories to enhance race equality - YouTube discussion

Monday 5 October 2020, 9.00am

As part of Black History Month, an interview with Associate Professor of English Literature at Kingston University, Karen Lipsedge, and Development Officer at Kingston Libraries, Marion Tessier, on the value of sharing stories to enhance race equality.

Monday

October

Forward from Covid – Wiser and better

Thursday 8 October 2020, 5.00pm - 6.15pm

"Changes, challenges, opportunities – Kingston, Westminster, globally" with the Rt. Hon. Sir Edward Davey, MP and Honorary Graduate of Kingston University and Councillor Caroline Kerr, Leader of Kingston Borough. Session one of three public discussions to explore lessons and insights generated by the crisis. How we can turn the bad experience to advantage, and build wiser and better lives together?

Thursday

October

Join the Kingston Singers and end your Mondays on a high note

Monday 12 October - Monday 7 December 2020

Do you love singing? Would you like to connect with others who enjoy singing? If so, join your local community choir the Kingston Singers!

until

December

Developing Minds: virtual networking event

Tuesday 13 October 2020, 4.00pm - 6.15pm

Hosted by the Developing Minds Lab, Department of Psychology.

Tuesday

October

Forward from Covid – Wiser and better

Wednesday 14 October 2020, 5.00pm - 6.15pm

"Moving forward together – richer and poorer, older and younger" with Associate Professor Sylvia Collins-Mayo, Head of the Dept of Criminology and Sociology; and Rabbi René Pfertzel, Kingston Liberal Synagogue. Session two of three public discussions to explore lessons and insights generated by the crisis. How we can turn the bad experience to advantage, and build wiser and better lives together?

Wednesday

October