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RIP Seminar, 25 April

Date: 25/04/2018
Location:: Machicado Suite, Willoughby Hall
Description: Shyam Nair (Arizona State University)

Writing for their lives': gender and emancipation in the women's/feminist periodicals

Date: 25/04/2018
Location:: B38a Trent Building
Description: Modern Languages and Cultures research seminar with Ana Kolaric (University of Belgrade)

Theology research seminar, 25 April - two short papers by PG researchers

Date: 25/04/2018
Location:: B7 The Hemsley
Description: TRS Seminar: Lavinia Cerioni 'Christological Observations on Logion 114 of the Gospel of Thomas'; Yulia Rozumna 'Were St Basil's Words a "Betrayal of Faith" concerning the Holy Spirit? His ways of arguing for the Divinity of the Spirit'

History research seminar, 25 April - Historicising Trauma

Date: 25/04/2018
Location:: Machicado Suite, Willoughby Hall
Description: This seminar explores an artist's interpretations of historicising trauma in colonial and post-colonial contexts

Historicising trauma in colonial and post-colonial contexts: An artist's interpretation

Date: 25/04/2018
Location:: Machicado Suite Willoughby Hall
Description: Centre for Research in Race and Rights presents this talk by Dr Michael McMillan

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News

Congratulations - Research funding

Description: Dr Gillian Roberts, Associate Professor (American and Canadian Studies), has received a British Academy small grant for her project 'Postcolonial Film Adaptation: Race, Nation, and Cultural Power in the Global Cultural Marketplace.'Dr Ting Chang from the Department of History of Art has been awarded a Leverhulme Research Fellowship for 12 months for to research "Playing Empire in the 19th Century: Games, Spectacles and Colonial Subjects"Jimmy Brookes, PhD student, was recently awarded a year-long pre-doctoral fellowship at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, under the direct supervision of Eleanor J. Harvey (senior curator) and James Barber (historian at the National Portrait Gallery), commencing 30 September 2018. Jimmy would would like to ensure that staff are aware of the placement for their own PG students (https://www.smithsonianofi.com/fellowship-opportunities/smithsonian-institution-fellowship-program/), and to make it known he would be very happy to share advice, examples from his application form, etc. to ensure that others can make use of this opportunity in the future.

Peter Haysom's Article to be published

Description: Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American PhD student,Peter Haysom's article '"Estes povos pastoris": entre a aldeia de Vilarinho da Furna e a literatura de Miguel Torga' will be published later this Spring in the Portuguese journal Cadernos de Literatura Comparativa, no.38.

Staff Oscars 2018

Description: Success continues with further nominations in the Staff Oscars for the School of Cultures, Languages and Area Studies.

Paul Smith Interviewed on FRANCE 24

Description: Associate Professor in French and Francophone Studies at the University of Nottingham, Paul Smith, comments on revival of French socialists.

Nottingham culture on national radio

Description: BBC Radio 4 Front Row special on the Nottingham cultural scene.

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The Faculty of Arts provides a stimulating and welcoming community where you can enjoy a high quality educational experience. Colleagues in the Faculty have been recognised for their outstanding and inspirational teaching, both with awards and impressive National Student Survey results. Academic colleagues produce world-leading research and, following our strong REF 2014 results, we aim to continue to promote a thriving research environment.

The Faculty has a tremendous range of facilities to support your learning including a theatre, museum, recital hall, galleries, libraries, Manuscripts and Special Collections, and digital resources with the latest graphics equipment and software.

We look forward to welcoming you.

Professor Jeremy Gregory, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Faculty of Arts