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'Getting the Message Across' - 4th May 2005

by Sylvia Barnes

"Getting the Message Across" Lesley Pollok, Communications & Development Office Cottrell 2A9, 2pm - 4pm 4th May 2005 How can academics explain their research successfully through the media to a non-academic audience? This workshop will explore the pitfalls and dangers, as well as the rewards, of a relationship with the media. Places are available for this, the final seminar of the Spring Semester. Email me to book your place Sylvia Barnes Secretary, Planning & Research Office Room 3B1 x 7041

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FW: SGRS Seminar "Working in a Team"

by Sylvia Barnes

We need some more participants for this session on Wednesday. Why not sign up for what is sure to be a fun and interesting afternoon! We may not be able to run this one if we do not have a full complement of 8 people - email me today to book your place! -----Original Message----- From: Sylvia Barnes Sent: 19 April 2005 09:49 To: graduate-research-list(a)lists.stir.ac.uk Subject: SGRS Seminar "Working in a Team" 'Working in a Team' Peter Braidwood, Training and Development Unit Meet at Swimming Pool Entrance 27th April 2005, 1pm - 5pm (maximum 8 places) Together Everyone Achieves More,- a blend of practical, reflective and fun activities and exercises (indoor and outdoor - depending on the weather) will be utilised to improve and develop all aspects of teamwork. The activities and exercises have been selected with a consideration of a variety of individual learning styles which are present during any type of learning experience. Aim To encourage and develop a positive team approach for undertaking work based activities. Objectives By the end of this event the team will be able to: * Recognise the contribution of each individual team member * Apply the key functions of an effective working team * Develop team and individual action plans to assist with the achievement of future goals. There are 8 places only available for this session which will be allocated on strictly 'first come first served' basis. Please let me know by email if you would like to participate Sylvia Barnes Secretary, Planning & Research Office Room 3B1 x 7041

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Stirling GRADschool, 16-21 June 2005

by Wilma Ellis

GRADschools are free to 2nd and 3rd year PhD students funded by the Research Councils and Wellcome Trust. Place are still available on the Stirling GRADschool that will run from 16 -21 June. I would encourage all those eligible to take up this opportunity to take a few days out of research studies to gain new perspectives on PhD and career options. Please respond directly to UKGrad (see below) Wilma Wilma Ellis Research Services Officer Planning and Research Office University of Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA Tel: 01786 466691 Fax: 01786466688 Dear all, FREE* places are still available on the Stirling GRADschool, 16-21 June 2005. Book your place now before it's too late! GRADschools offer postgraduate researchers the opportunity to take a few days out of research studies to gain new perspectives on PhD and career options. To secure your place, visit www.grad.ac.uk/GRADschools and complete the on-line application form. *FREE places if you are funded by the AHRB, UK Research Councils or The Wellcome Trust. Bursaries available for members of the Royal Society of Chemistry and the Society for General Microbiology lynn maguire CRAC | Project Co-ordinator, Centre for Excellence, UK GRAD Programme Sheraton House Castle Park Cambridge CB3 0AX t +44 (0)1223 448510 f +44 (0)1223 311708 e lynn.maguire(a)grad.ac.uk w www.crac.org.uk w www.grad.ac.uk

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Postgraduate Conference 8th April 2005

by Sylvia Barnes

On behalf of SGRS we would like to thank all students who participated in this event, both those who entered the competitions and those who came along and made up the audience. The judging panels were very impressed at the standard of the entrants in both competitions, the results are as follows: POSTER COMPETITION Winner: Ernesto J Morales - Institute of Aquaculture Runner Up: Graham MacKenzie - Psychology TALK COMPETITION Winner: Sandra Quinn - Psychology Runner Up: Mohd Nazam Dzolkarnaini - Accounting, Finance and Law The feedback we have received has been very positive, and as a result plans are already being made for next year's event. We hope we will see you all there - watch this space for details! Thanks again Sylvia Barnes Secretary, Planning & Research Office Room 3B1 x 7041

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CCWS message

by Moira Kane

<<Indrajit Hazra CCWS>> Please will you send this out to the CCWS mailing list, with the message I give below? Thanks. Please make sure that Indrajit himself, all the pgs, William Barnes-Gutteridge and James Valentine are on the mailing list, plus the people that I asked you to add last time. If you can print copies of the poster - perhaps in just one fairly bright colour - I'll ask the pgs to put them up. Angela I attach a notice about the next meeting of the Centre of Commonwealth Studies. The speaker will be Indrajit Hazra, the current holder of the Charles Wallace India Trust fellowship in creative writing. I do hope that you can come. The paper promises to be both interesting and entertaining, addressing as it does an issue that is being widely discussed in Postcolonial Studies. Richard Alford, the recently appointed secretary to the Charles Wallace India Trust, will be present at the seminar; there will be drinks after the paper. Everyone is welcome to attend. Angela -- Professor Angela Smith Director, Centre of Commonwealth Studies University of Stirling, Stirling FK9 4LA Tel +44 (0)1786 467503 Fax +44 (0)1786 466210 Email ams1(a)stir.ac.uk http://www.stir.ac.uk/departments/arts/commonwealth/ -- The University of Stirling is a university established in Scotland by charter at Stirling, FK9 4LA. Privileged/Confidential Information may be contained in this message. If you are not the addressee indicated in this message (or responsible for delivery of the message to such person), you may not disclose, copy or deliver this message to anyone and any action taken or omitted to be taken in reliance on it, is prohibited and may be unlawful. In such case, you should destroy this message and kindly notify the sender by reply email. Please advise immediately if you or your employer do not consent to Internet email for messages of this kind.

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SGRS Seminar "Working in a Team"

by Sylvia Barnes

'Working in a Team' Peter Braidwood, Training and Development Unit Meet at Swimming Pool Entrance 27th April 2005, 1pm - 5pm (maximum 8 places) Together Everyone Achieves More,- a blend of practical, reflective and fun activities and exercises (indoor and outdoor - depending on the weather) will be utilised to improve and develop all aspects of teamwork. The activities and exercises have been selected with a consideration of a variety of individual learning styles which are present during any type of learning experience. Aim To encourage and develop a positive team approach for undertaking work based activities. Objectives By the end of this event the team will be able to: * Recognise the contribution of each individual team member * Apply the key functions of an effective working team * Develop team and individual action plans to assist with the achievement of future goals. There are 8 places only available for this session which will be allocated on strictly 'first come first served' basis. Please let me know by email if you would like to participate Sylvia Barnes Secretary, Planning & Research Office Room 3B1 x 7041

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Message for CCWS list

by Moira Kane

Dear All, I'm sorry that the seminar programme for the Centre of Commonwealth Studies is late this semester - we had another possible speaker whose visit depended on funding which, after prolonged negotiations, did not materialise. The programme as it stands is short but inviting, beginning with a paper by Dr Phia Steyn in the History Department, which combines African and environmental history. The current Charles Wallace India Trust fellow, Indrajit Hazra, will speak on an issue that is increasingly interesting scholars and readers of postcolonial writing, and Professor Huggan from Leeds, a well-known postcolonial theorist, will visit us in May to give a paper. There are two other papers/readings in the offing which we hope will happen. I attach the programme and hope to see you at the meetings. <<Programme Spring 2005>> Best wishes, Angela -- Professor Angela Smith Director, Centre of Commonwealth Studies University of Stirling, Stirling FK9 4LA Tel +44 (0)1786 467503 Fax +44 (0)1786 466210 Email ams1(a)stir.ac.uk http://www.stir.ac.uk/departments/arts/commonwealth/ -- The University of Stirling is a university established in Scotland by charter at Stirling, FK9 4LA. Privileged/Confidential Information may be contained in this message. If you are not the addressee indicated in this message (or responsible for delivery of the message to such person), you may not disclose, copy or deliver this message to anyone and any action taken or omitted to be taken in reliance on it, is prohibited and may be unlawful. In such case, you should destroy this message and kindly notify the sender by reply email. Please advise immediately if you or your employer do not consent to Internet email for messages of this kind.

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Bibliographies SGRS Seminar 7th April

by Sylvia Barnes

Bibliographies Lisa Haddow; Information Services, Library Liaison & Training Library - S21, 2pm - 3pm 7th April 2005 This session serves as a very basic background and introduction, for Postgraduate research students, to the world of bibliographies. The problems of citation and reference will be discussed, and some of the solutions that do not use specialised software. The session will also examine how specialised software, ProCite in particular, can help to produce references and citations that are consistent with common standards. Note the session does not look at how to use ProCite THERE ARE STILL PLACES AVAILABLE ON THIS SESSION - IF YOU WISH TO BOOK PLEASE CALL THE INFORMATION HELPDESK ON 7250 Sylvia Barnes Secretary, Planning & Research Office Room 3B1 x 7041

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RE: The First Annual one day Postgraduate Research conference. - Macrobert Centre, Friday 8th April

by Sylvia Barnes

PLEASE CIRCULATE WIDELY THROUGHOUT YOUR DEPARTMENT Just a reminder that the deadline for the competition is tomorrow 1st April. A further copy of the entry form is attached for anyone who still wishes to enter. We hope departments will encourage a large attendance from staff and students for at least part of the day to support the postgraduate community and ensure a successful and enjoyable event Sylvia Barnes Secretary, Planning & Research Office Room 3B1 x 7041 -----Original Message----- From: Sylvia Barnes Sent: 07 March 2005 16:55 To: graduate-research-list(a)lists.stir.ac.uk; Norailis Ab Wahab {PG}; Nelson Agbo {PG}; Ruby Asmah {PG}; Aileen Barclay; Carolyn Choudhary; Mohd Nazam Dzolkarnaini; Christy Fergusson {PG}; Karen Frake; Almas Gheyas; Orla Gilmore; Kirsty Golding {PG}; Shona Hamilton; Susan Hamilton; Vasileios Karalazos {PG}; Nazael Madalla {PG}; Shuna Marr; Chris Mccaig; Auzius Mwale {PG}; Noor Othman {PG}; Jane Robertson; Salieu Sankoh {PG}; Ernesto Espinosa Vera {PG}; Catherine Wearing {PG}; Grant Whyte {PG}; Anizah Zainuddin {PG}; Nurwati Ahmad; Neil Angus; Alexandra Farrand; Marine Herlin {PG}; Lynne Hibberd {PG}; Jose Mota-Velasco; Francis Murray; Nadirah Musa; Maxine Parris {PG}; Annika Paukner; Mel Brennan; Jane Donoghue {PG}; Hannah Doughty; Krisztina Nagy; Kerstin Pfeiffer; Yvonne McClymont; Alison Cooper; Annabelle Hopkins; Beatrice Campbell; Dorothy Kelly; Elissa Elings; Elizabeth Sloss; Elza Stewart; Jacqui Harrop; Jane Barber-Fleming; Julie Dawson; Kay Faichney; Kerry Fairbairns; Louise Womersley; Lynn Macgregor; Lynne Black; Margaret Dickson; Margaret Ferguson; Mary Mason; Nancy Hay; Patricia Brown; Sharon Martin; Tom Starrs; Alan Millar; Andrew McAuley; Robert G Clark; David Bell; David Hopkins; Duncan Sim; Gavin Flood; Gillian Doyle; Graham Timmins; Grant Jarvie; James Smyth; Karl Leydecker; Peter Cope; Peter Rosa; Randolph Richards; Robert Miles; Roger Watt; Wray Vamplew; Alan Goodacre; Beth Murphy; Bob Hart; Brendan McAndrew; Brian Murdoch; Chris Baldry; Deborah Donnet; Evan Magill; Friederike Moltmann; Ian Simpson; Jacqui Baird; Jochen Clasen; Kate Niven; Leigh Sparks; Michael Penman; Nick Boreham; Nora Kearney; Philip Schlesinger; Raymond Boyle; Richard Johnstone; Ronan O'Carroll; Ruth Evans Cc: Wilma Ellis Subject: The First Annual one day Postgraduate Research conference. - Macrobert Centre, Friday 8th April PLEASE CAN YOU CIRCULATE THIS WIDELY THROUGHOUT YOUR DEPARTMENT Stirling Graduate Research School would like to bring to your attention an exciting new venture for this year The First Annual one day Postgraduate Research conference. Macrobert Centre, Friday 8th April This is an opportunity for the Postgraduate Research Community to meet, share ideas and interests with staff and fellow students, and find out about the wide range of research taking place at Stirling. There are three ways to take part in the SGRS Conference 1. deliver a 10 minute presentation on your research 2. design a poster based on your research project 3. become part of the audience on the day (all supervisors are also warmly welcomed) This is your chance to put your message across to lively audience, gain experience of presenting in a conference atmosphere and also have the chance of winning a £50.00 prize! Come along and join us on Friday 8th April - lunch will be provided, and a stimulating and informative day is assured. Anyone who wishes to attend is requested to contact Sylvia Barnes, Competition entrants should also complete and return the attached registration form. We look forward to welcoming you. SGRS Sylvia Barnes Secretary, Planning & Research Office Room 3B1 x 7041

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SGRS Seminar - 'Publishing Your Research' - 24th March 2005

by Sylvia Barnes

'Publishing Your Research' Professor John Field, Deputy Principal, (Research) & Director of SGRS Cottrell 2A87A, 2pm - 4pm 24th March 2005 This session examines the techniques and pathways by which graduate students may achieve publication of their research output. The session will cover each stage of the process, including the identification and targeting of potential publishers, the writing and presentation of proposals in an increasingly competitive academic marketplace, and the conversion of thesis materials into publishable texts. Three categories of academic publishing will be considered: books, journal articles, and essays for edited volumes. John Field has published many examples of each, and regularly reviews book and article proposals for major academic publishers in the UK. There are still some places left on this session - to book email me or the gradlist Sylvia Barnes Secretary, Planning & Research Office Room 3B1 x 7041

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