LCCP
Centre for Literary Creativity, Community and Place
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News and events

The LCCP hosts a regular series of events, ranging from public lectures, to research seminars, postgraduate workshops, to academic conferences. Whatever your interests, or level of study, there's lots to get involved in.

Browse the feeds below for the latest LCCP news and events. You can also access an archive of events from the past year:

Past events archive

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Dr Lila Matsumoto commissioned to write a poem for MAP magazine

Dr Lila Matsumoto commissioned to write a poem for MAP magazine
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The School of English is delighted to inform everyone that our very own talented Dr Lila Matsumoto was commissioned to write a poem for MAP magazine which has recently been published.

Viking Events in 2017-18

Viking Events in 2017-18
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Many Viking events to look forward to in 2017-18.

English is one of the top ranked subjects for graduate earnings after five years

English is one of the top ranked subjects for graduate earnings after five years
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University of Nottingham graduates earn above average salaries according to new data.

An Anglo-Saxon Remedy: Dr Christina Lee on BBC Radio 4's Science Stories

An Anglo-Saxon Remedy: Dr Christina Lee on BBC Radio 4's Science Stories
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Dr Christina Lee appears on BBC Radio 4 Science Stories, talking to Naomi Alderman about an Anglo-Saxon remedy that kills MRSA.

#ShowOff17: The English Showcase in Highlights

#ShowOff17: The English Showcase in Highlights
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Take a look at all the best moments of this year's (2017) student English Showcase. A huge well done to everybody who took part! #ShowOff17
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Centre for Literary Creativity, Community and Place

Trent Building
University of Nottingham
University Park

telephone: +44 (0) 115 951 5910
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