First Friday Writing Day
1 Feb 2019
First Friday Writing Days dedicate time to progressing our individual writing projects in a supportive and relaxed environment.
First Friday Writing Days dedicate time to progressing our individual writing projects in a supportive and relaxed environment.
We are delighted to announce the launch of our Domestic Abuse Seminar Series, at the University of Stirling. Led by the University's Centre for Child Wellbeing and Protection and its Child Wellbeing and Protection Research Group, this series will support a dialogue between practitioners and academics who work in the field.
The Centre for Child Wellbeing & Protection will host a one-day seminar to bring together practitioners, policy makers, service users, carers and researchers from multiple disciplines to discuss issues of communication and wellbeing for migrant families.
Try your hand at Shogi, (Japanese Chess). Dr Shuzo Sakata, senior lecturer in systems neuroscience at the University of Strathclyde will give an introduction into the principals of Shogi, followed by a masterclass to show you how to play!
Catherine Gemmell of the Marine Conservation Society is giving a talk to the Royal Scottish Geographical Society in Stirling, Catherine will give an insight into what is taking place across Scotland to protect it's seas and coastlines.
The workshop will bring together basic neuroscientists and those working to improve designs for individuals with dementia.
Should Britain be ashamed of Brexit? or see it as an opportunity? Mr Nozomu Takaoka, Consul General of Japan in Edinburgh, gives his personal view on this turbulent period of change and reflects on the wider global impact of advancing technology and widening income gaps.
The University of Stirling Bridge Club is hosting a free screening of the bridge film, Double Dummy, in support of the ‘Keep Bridge Alive’ crowdfund campaign running until 31 March.
The University of Stirling Bridge Club invites both experienced and novice bridge players to bring your colleagues, friends or your children/grandchildren to try out the world’s best card game.
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